MSCHF Sued by Streetwear Label Over Wavy Baby Sneakers
MSCHF Sued by Streetwear Label Over Wavy Baby Sneakers: Following a federal lawsuit from Vans.
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MSCHF Sued by Streetwear Label Over Wavy Baby Sneakers: Following a federal lawsuit from Vans.
Streetwear company WaveyBaby sued MSCHF last week and alleged that the collective infringed on the brand's existing marks.
Intellectual property law professors, the International Trademark Association and more filed amicus briefs Friday in an art collective's Second Circuit trademark infringement fight with Vans over the group's blocked sneaker collaboration with rapper Tyga, largely arguing that the suit is a chance for the appellate court to clarify what qualifies as a protected "expressive" work.
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