Adidas sues Australian label White Fox over a 'deceptively similar' four-stripe design
Summary
Adidas is suing the Australian online retailer White Fox in the federal court for selling clothes featuring a four-stripe design it calls 'deceptively similar', The Guardian reports. The German sportswear brand alleges that White Fox has the 'intention to trade off our reputation', according to The Independent, and wants the Sydney-based label to stop selling the clothes and pay damages, BBC News reports.
Latest: Adidas accused the Australian label White Fox of 'trading off its reputation' with its use of four-stripe branding, The Guardian reported.
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How it unfolded
Friday 9 October
Adidas accused the Australian label White Fox of 'trading off its reputation' with its use of four-stripe branding, The Guardian reported.
Thursday 8 October
Adidas sued the Sydney-based label White Fox over a four stripes design, wanting it to stop selling the clothes and pay damages, BBC News reported.