86 100
Fashion Jobs
STAND OUT FOR GOOD
Brand Rep (Sales Associate)
Permanent · ANN ARBOR
JCPENNEY
Asset Protection SC Manager
Permanent · CEDAR HILL
JCPENNEY
Beauty Field Manager-Bay Area
Permanent · DALLAS
JCPENNEY
Asset Protection Manager-San Antonio, TX
Permanent · SAN ANTONIO
RALPH LAUREN
Associate Manager
Permanent · HERSHEY
A & F
Abercrombie & Fitch - Assistant Manager, International Market Place
Permanent · HONOLULU
A & F
Hollister CO. - Brand Representative, Galleria at Tyler
Permanent · RIVERSIDE
FOOT LOCKER
Director of Safety (Supply Chain)
Permanent · CAMP HILL
LEE
PT Keyholder, Estero, FL
Permanent · ESTERO
URBN
Free People: Merchandise Planning Manager
Permanent · PHILADELPHIA
URBN
Free People: Senior Merchandise Planner
Permanent · PHILADELPHIA
KOHLS
Operations Supervisor - Weekend Overnights
Permanent · EDGEWOOD
KOHLS
Full-Time Loss Prevention Officer
Permanent · SOUTH BURLINGTON
ADIDAS
Key Account Manager: Athletic Footwear
Permanent · PITTSBURGH
KOHLS
Full-Time Loss Prevention Supervisor
Permanent · GOSHEN
KOHLS
Full-Time Loss Prevention Supervisor
Permanent · NAPLES
KOHLS
Shift Leader/Operations Manager - Weekend Night Shift
Permanent · PATASKALA
AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS
Aerie - Merchandise Leader (Part-Time) - us
Permanent · POOLER
AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS
ae - Merchandise Leader (Part-Time) - us
Permanent · MURFREESBORO
AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS
Aerie - Merchandise Leader - us
Permanent · KAPOLEI
NAVY EXCHANGE
Buyer (Level i) - Beauty Care
Permanent · VIRGINIA BEACH
NAVY EXCHANGE
Buyer (Level i) - Pet
Permanent · VIRGINIA BEACH
By
Reuters
Published
Sep 3, 2008
Reading time
2 minutes
Download
Download the article
Print
Text size

Adidas to keep up logo battle; settles Wal-Mart case

By
Reuters
Published
Sep 3, 2008

MUNICH, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Adidas AG , the world's number two sports goods maker, will keep battling those who misuse its three-stripe logo, it said on Wednesday, Septembre 3rd after settling a infringement lawsuit against Wal-Mart .


Adidas campaign

"The brand with the three stripes is still as strong as it used to be and we will continue to crack down on companies that are selling shoes with stripe designs which infringe our trademark," Adidas said. It gave no details of the settlement.

Adidas on Tuesday settled a trademark lawsuit against Wal-Mart, the world's top retailer, having claimed the discounter's use of two- and four-striped shoes diluted the Adidas brand.

The suit was initially filed in 2005 and the trial date had been set for Oct. 6 in U.S. District Court in Portland, Oregon, where in a similar case in May Adidas won a $304.6 million decision against Payless ShoeSource, a unit of Collective Brands Inc .

"In the interest of avoiding further litigation, we have reached an amicable resolution to our dispute," Adidas said in a statement.

Wal-Mart previously reached two settlements with Adidas that prohibited it from offering striped shoes that were "confusingly similar" or certain other striped designs, according to court documents.

Payless and Wal-Mart are not the only companies that have been a target for Adidas lawsuits in recent years.

Sears Holdings Corp reached a confidential agreement in May with the company over its Kmart unit's shoes, while Target Corp and Nordstrom Inc have also settled cases.
By Jens Hack; Writing by Eva Kuehnen; Editing by David Holmes

© Thomson Reuters 2024 All rights reserved.