4.25.2013

Levis wins red label trademark dispute

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Colloseum Holidings in Swiss was sued for trademark infringement by Levi Strauss. According to The Telegraph, Levi Strauss argued that the Colloseum Holdings sold jean with red patch stitched into the back pocket which may cause confusion to the customers with LEVI’S jeans. Levi Strauss has been using the “red tab” since 1936 in US on back pockets.

Just-style.com has contacted to a spokesperson of Levi Strauss & Co and he said to just-style.com: "As the inventors of the blue jean in 1873, we at Levi Strauss & Co are always humbled and flattered that fellow apparel makers look to us as a pioneer and as a source of inspiration.   

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