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If you don’t patent a clothing line – how do you protect it from someone else making the same clothes?

How do you protect a special design? Or a special quality that you are making your clothing line around?
Ok sbinlb – what about a Trademark? Under the guidelines of Trademark protection, no other company/persons could imitate the same idea. And brand registration. Still you think a waste of time? No legal way to protect an intellectual property?
Ok sbinlb – what about a Trademark? Under the guidelines of Trademark protection, no other company/persons could imitate the same idea. And brand registration. Still you think a waste of time? No legal way to protect an intellectual property?

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2 comments to If you don’t patent a clothing line – how do you protect it from someone else making the same clothes?

  • sbinlb

    Even if you patent your clothing line, it is still easy for people to copy your line. It only takes 3 small changes, it the patent is no longer valid. Many companies create 2 lines, under completely different names… the one with their good products and the one with cheaper products and knockoff themself so someone doesn’t knock them off first.

    The other problem with a patent is even when it truly is an exact knockoff, it takes so much money to enforce a patent that most small companies can’t even afford it.

  • Senthil

    Hi Stacey,

    Yes, you can get protection the design of your clothes under the design patent, and you will get more information provided in the sources.

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