The New York Times today has an article that sheds some more light on Levi's recent litigation to protect its trademarks.
Notable quotes:
The company’s [Levi's] team of denim detectives — there are 40 across the world, scouring boutiques and department stores — has spotted what they considered offending stitches on jeans from the biggest names in the clothing business: Guess, Zegna, Esprit, Lucky Brand and Zumiez, to name a few.
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But those competitors say the lawsuits are the last resort of a poor loser, a company that has lost billions in sales, laid off thousands of workers and flirted with bankruptcy as the denim industry exploded.
NYT Article
Labels: lawsuit, levis, litigation, trademark
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