Two brands initiated rights protection, and the sellers promptly conducted self-inspections

Infringement is one of the major problems that bothers Amazon sellers. When selling products well, you may suddenly receive an infringement notice, which may result in the removal of products from the shelves or even the closure of your store. When selecting products, sellers must do a good job of clearing away infringements to avoid unnecessary losses. Recently, two brands have launched rights protection actions. Sellers should be careful to avoid them.

TELFAR clothing brand

TELFAR is a fashionable menswear brand founded in 2005 by Telfar Clemens during his college years. Telfar Clemens was awarded the American Accessories Designer of the Year Award by the Council of Fashion Designers of America, winning recognition from the fashion industry. The brand is also loved by many celebrities and has become a popular item on the street, making the TELFAR brand more brilliant in the fashion industry.

The brand includes T-shirts, hats, shoes and other fashion items, as well as joint models with UGG and Converse. The most representative one is the iconic TC logo. Fashion brands basically have trademark rights, and TELFAR is no exception.

After checking, it was found that the brand has many trademark rights. In addition to the basic word trademark, the iconic logo also has a pattern trademark. The case was represented by GBC Law Firm and was filed on December 23.

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As clothing is a major category in e-commerce, the logos on clothes can easily fall into infringement crisis, so sellers should be careful to avoid it.

Gorilla Gripper

During the epidemic, people were isolated at home, and home decoration ushered in a small climax in sales. Whether it is daily decoration or professional decoration, moving things is always essential, but some large items are difficult to move, so convenient tools will come in handy.

The tool for the rights protection initiated this time is a gripper tool, also known as the gorilla gripper. It uses the principle of leverage and is more ergonomically designed. Heavy plates can be carried from the top with just one hand, reducing pressure and injury risks to the back, neck, shoulders, arms and hands.

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This product is also sold on Amazon, and there are many similar products, but sellers should be aware that this product is trademarked, so sellers of "GORILLA GRIPPER" should be careful to avoid it.

Infringement is a taboo. Sellers should not take risks for the sake of short-term profits. The right way is to create original works inspired by hot-selling products.

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