Levis Trademark Gimmicks
Apparently Levis are cracking down on the Japanese denim manufacturers who have been creating jeans with the following features that Levis own the trademark for:
- Patch with two creatures trying to pull a pair of jeans apart.
- Sewn arcuate pattern on the back pockets.
- Label tab sewn under the back pocket.
I don't want to write a big rant about Levis' legal action, so my quick thoughts are:
- These three features are GIMMICKS.
- This will be good for the Japanese in the long term. The sooner the Japanese brands get past worshipping the old Levis the better. They've already surpassed the originals.
Labels: Levi Strauss, trademark
2 Comments:
to be more precise, any two moving objects pulling apart a pair of jeans is verboten.
also, there is an issue with paper hangtags that in any way resembles levi's version of same.
i agree, jp denim will only get better as a result of this suit. and levi's reputation will only get worse.
great blog!
Thanks DDML.
The Levis trademarks sound bizarre today. We have paper hang tags and sewn in labels on almost all clothing, but maybe back then these features were real innovations.
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