运动品牌Adidas向澳大利亚快时尚企业White Fox提起商标侵权诉讼，指控其销售的四条纹平行设计服装违反了Adidas受保护的三条纹商标。1Adidas的三条纹设计自1957年起在澳大利亚获得商标注册。1Adidas声称自3月以来曾多次要求White Fox停止销售相关产品，但遭到拒绝。1此案首次庭审定于周五开始，Adidas要求White Fox支付侵权产品利润、利息及诉讼费用。1
White Fox成立于2013年，由Greek-Australian夫妇Georgia和Daniel Contos创办。1该公司12个月内的营收（至2025年6月）为AU$542百万，较2022年的AU$121百万增长了约四倍。1这并非Adidas首次就类似设计提起诉讼——该公司在2013年曾成功起诉Pacific Brands销售四条纹鞋类。1White Fox已于2024年扩展至英国市场。1
Adidas has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against White Fox, an Australian fast-fashion label, in Federal Court, alleging that the company's sale and promotion of clothing featuring a four-stripe design violates Adidas's registered three-stripe trademark rights.1 The sportswear giant has repeatedly demanded that White Fox cease selling the disputed garments since March, but the brand has refused to comply.1 The case is scheduled for its first hearing on Friday.1
Adidas is seeking compensation including profits from the infringing products, interest, and legal costs.1 The company's three-stripe design has been registered as a trademark in Australia since 1957.1 In 2013, Adidas successfully sued Pacific Brands over the sale of four-stripe shoes.1
White Fox, founded in 2013 by Greek-Australian couple Georgia and Daniel Contos, has experienced rapid growth and expanded into the UK market in 2024.1 The company generated AU$542 million in revenue over the 12 months to June 2025, representing a fourfold increase from AU$121 million in 2022.1
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