Nike Settles Bape Trademark Infringement Lawsuit
Bape will stop selling certain sneakers, change others, Nike says.
Source: complex.com
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Bape Agrees to Discontinue Some Sneaker Models Following Nike Trademark Lawsuit Settlement
Bape has agreed to discontinue its Bape Sta Mid, Court Sta, and Court Sta High sneakers.
Source: yahoo.com
Bape Cross Sta February 2024 Release Date
The new Cross Sta model retails for $309.
Source: complex.com
Bape Shoe Collaborations Through The Years: Converse, Vans & More – Footwear News
Bape, aka A Bathing Ape, has been able to place its signature camouflage print and shooting star logo on silhouettes like Adidas' Stan Smith.
Source: footwearnews.com
Why Is Nike Stomping On Independent Creators?
Nike should welcome the reinvention of their popular shoes.
Source: yahoo.com
Every Brand Nike Has Sued As It Doubles Down on Its Litigation Agenda
As sportswear becomes more high-tech and counterfeits multiply, Nike is making more trips to the courthouse. Here's a list of some recent lawsuits.
Source: businessinsider.com
BAPE Claims Nike Offered Agreement in 2009
Report Reveals Agreement Nike Offered to BAPE Back in 2009: An interesting development in the BAPE STA vs. Nike AF1 lawsuit.
Source: hypebeast.com
Nike Sues BAPE For Infringing Its Sneaker Trademarks - Trademark
On January 25, 2023, Nike Inc. sued Japanese fashion brand, A Bathing Ape, in New York federal court for allegedly copying some of its most famous shoes.
Source: mondaq.com
Nike Just Sued Bape Over Bape Stas, Here's Everything You Need to Know
Why did it take Nike so longer to sue Bape? Why did Nike finally bring a lawsuit against the iconic streetwear brand over its Bape Sta sneakers?
Source: complex.com
Nike Sues Bape Over Alleged Copied Sneakers Designs Air Force 1 Air Jordan
Nike is suing streetwear brand BAPE for allegedly copying some of its most iconic sneaker designs, such as the Air Force 1 and Air Jordan 1.
Source: complex.com