Adidas had said on Monday that the group’s logo was confusingly similar to Adidas’s, and that consumers would probably think their goods were connected
The logo of Adidas is seen on an outlet store in Metzingen, Germany, June 16 2017. File picture: REUTERS/MICHAELA REHLE.
Adidas had told the trademark office in a Monday filing that the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation's yellow-stripe design would create confusion with its own famous three-stripe mark. Adidas said in the filing it had been using its logo since as early as 1952, and that it had acquired “international fame and tremendous public recognition.”
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