A German court has ordered sporting goods giant Nike Inc. to stop selling a pair of workout pants with two parallel stripes stitched along the seam after rival Adidas complained the design infringed on its trademark three-stripe logo. Adidas has aggressively pursued litigation against companies ranging from Target to Ralph Lauren, over shoes and apparel that attempt to use more than one parallel stripe, or band.
January 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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