Although many brands have registered trademarks early, they have not taken up the law to protect their own rights and interests, and with the wind of cross-border rights protection in recent years, various well-known brands have joined the rights protection team. The case shared today is dsquared2, which has a history of more than 20 years, in fact, as early as 10 years ago, the brand has successively laid out patents, but this is the first time to protect rights. Cross-border sellers need to quickly check whether the relevant trademarks are involved and remove them from the shelves in time to avoid being affected.
Dsquared2 is a fashion brand founded in 1995 by twin brothers and fashion designers Dean and Dan Caten, known as D Quadratic. Dean and Dan, twin brothers from Toronto, began their fashion journey in 1984 at Parsons School of Design in New York City, and after working with some of Italy's most famous fashion houses, the designers launched their first ** collection called Dsquared2 in 1995, with the idea of an avant-garde mix of Canadian portraits, sophisticated Italian tailoring, and playfulness;It blends contrasting sportiness and glamorousness, laid-back and luxury, masculinity and femininity to create a unique concept of alternative luxury.
Basic information of the case:
Time of prosecution: 2023 12 20
Case Number: 2023-CV-24827
Brand side: dsquared2 D quadratic.
Law firm: The Brickell IP Group, PLLC
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Brand Profile:
Dsquared2 was originally the first to start, especially jeans are the most popular. In 2002, because of the love of Madonna, the brand designer was specially invited to design more than 150 sets of clothing for her, and wore them in her own MV, which was deeply loved by the public once it was broadcast, and then the Dsquared2 brand ** series was born. Dsquared2 is known as a **, romantic, wild, love-hate Italian brand, which represents a kind of flamboyant personality and fashion collision, loved by many Hollywood stars, and is also sought after by young people in Europe and the United States, and the degree of fanaticism is increasing day by day.
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