Adidas Sued Skechers For Plagiarizing Its Sneakers Design

Adidas Stan Smith is the best selling brand ever.

Therefore, it is not surprising that many other brands are coveted by its design models and profit by plagiarism.

Skechers's recent "Onix" sneakers are clearly the culprit of plagiarism.

The design is from buckle on the back to perforation on the side, then to

Facial suture is almost identical with the symbolic Stan Smith shoes.

According to Darren Rovell, Adidas has filed a lawsuit to order Skechers to cancel the plagiarized shoes.

Adidas has recently adopted legal means to protect its intellectual property rights.

Earlier this year, Marc Jacobs was accused of abusing the brand's iconic three stripes.

The following is a legal statement made by Adidas:

Today, Adidas filed a lawsuit against Skechers to protect its valuable intellectual property rights and asked Skechers to stop selling the same sports shoes as Adidas.

Adidas will not tolerate Skechers continuing to plagiarize its iconic Stan Smith shoes, and use the same words as "Adidas Originals" and "Stan Smith" on the Internet to attract consumers to buy.

We believe that the illegal act of Skechers must stop immediately, including plagiarism.

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