Sabo Skirt Sues Fast Fashion Giants for Design Theft
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Queensland fashion brand Sabo Skirt sues sixteen companies, including Shein and Kmart, for allegedly copying their designs and trademarks. The lawsuit claims these fast-fashion giants and others knocked off thirty-six different items, selling low-quality versions at cut-rate prices that tanked Sabo Skirts sales and hurt their reputation. The suit points out how these copies use cheap materials and sloppy work, flooding the market and undercutting the originals. Company responses have been tight-lipped since its in court, with Shein insisting they dont copy on purpose and Kmart staying silent. The case heads back to Federal Court in Queensland on July seventh for more management.
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