Lululemon athletic wear

Lululemon Sues Costco: Backlash and Calls for Kirkland Leggings

Lululemon filed a lawsuit against Costco, alleging the retailer sells “confusingly similar” replicas of its popular apparel, including hoodies, jackets, and pants. The athletic wear company claims these “dupes” infringe on its “trade dress” by mimicking its designs so closely that they confuse consumers into believing they are authentic Lululemon products. The company argues that these imitations violate trademark law, seeking damages for lost profits and demanding Costco halt the production and distribution of the allegedly infringing items. Lululemon’s lawsuit specifically targets Costco’s versions of its “Scuba” hoodies, “Define” jackets, and “ABC” stretch pants.

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MAGA Loyalist Defies Trump: “Cut Off My Fingers, I Won’t Vote for Johnson”

Lululemon’s post-holiday sale offers significant discounts on its popular athletic apparel. The event provides a strong incentive for consumers to renew their fitness routines after the holiday season. Deep discounts are available on a wide range of items, including leggings, tops, and outerwear. This sale presents a cost-effective opportunity to refresh workout wardrobes. Shoppers are encouraged to take advantage of the limited-time offer.

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