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Adidas sues Australian brand White Fox over its four-stripe clothing

Adidas sues Australian brand White Fox over its four-stripe clothing

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The global sportswear giant claims White Fox is trying to profit from its famous three-stripe design, which it has trademarked. Adidas has launched legal action against the online fast-fashion retailer in Federal Court, alleging the sale of clothing featuring a similar four-stripe design. White Fox, which made $542m in 2025, argues the stripes are just decorative and not a trademark.

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