Meghan Markle Banned From Selling Clothes Under Brand’s Name

Meghan Markle It was forbidden to sell clothes under his new brand like never revealed that a Chinese fashion company had already used the name.

A fashion designer based in New York had previously raised the alarm after the Duchess revealed the new name, insisting that he will not change his name and “explore all possibilities”.

In the midst of the various creative efforts of Meghan Markle, the creator of “follows” Aaron Korsh extended an invitation to resume his role in the successful legal series.

Meghan’s commercial set suffered a massive blow on brand problems.

The Duchess of Sussex recently announced that it was changing its brand from American Riviera Orchard, but it turns out that a Chinese clothing company has already used it since.

In his request to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in October 2022, the lawyer of Meghan filed aprons and other clothes under the name like never.

However, according to the Daily mailThe USPTO then published a “partial rejection” of 145 pages of its request because of its striking similarity with the Chinese brand of “fast fashion”.

“The brands are identical in sound and practically identical in appearance and are therefore in a confused manner in order to determine the probability of confusion,” said the USPTO’s response when reading Meghan’s offer.

“The registration of the applied brand is refused due to a probability of confusion,” added the document.

Meghan obtained the right to use it as never before after his lawyers filed a revised request in January 2024, deleting any mention of clothes.

The brand’s question on the name of its clothing line raises a doubt that they have conducted in -depth research on the status of brand of the name.

According to the media, a lawyer for the Los Angeles brand said that the former “costume” “actress was likely to continue” if she selling clothes under the brand like never before.

Meanwhile, its products like never will be sold in conjunction with Netflix, which will launch its new life style of life “With Love, Meghan” on March 4.

They will be available for purchase in the autonomous stores of the streaming giant in Dallas and Philadelphia, as well as in line via the Netflix shopping site and its own website.

A brand of clothing based in New York of the same name also spoke after the announcement of the MEGHAN brand makeover.

The founder of the company, Mark Kolski, went to Instagram at the time to solve the problem.

“Wow and Hello,” Kolski wrote in an Instagram statement. “I would like to thank all the old friends who know and love our little family brand like never and say too to all those who have just realized that we exist.”

“Over the past 36 hours, there has been a breakdown in support and concern about recent events around our homonymous brand,” said the press release. “We are aware. We are not affiliated.”

Kolski stressed that although he launched his business in 2017, the project has been down since 2015, adding that they were running in New York and New Jersey.

“We are grateful to all customers from one ocean to another and in the world who have supported our business. We will continue like never before,” concluded the press release.

In an interview The sunKolski revealed that his brand will not change his more name, despite the fact that Meghan picked up the new nickname of his lifestyle business.

While noting that he feels powerless to act against Meghan, the designer said that he “explored all the possibilities” to make sure he comes out in mind.

“I am a very small business, it is a family operation. I am essentially a group of one man,” said Kolski. “This new business has Netflix power and money behind.”

“Even if I wanted to do something, I don’t think I have the giant lawyers and money behind it,” he added.

Meanwhile, Meghan’s actor chops could potentially get back in use because she received an “open invitation” to resume her role in “Suits”.

Meghan played lawyer Rachel Zane on the successful legal series from 2011 to 2018 before leaving to marry Prince Harry and move to England.

Talk to People magazine During the first of the program spin-off, “Suits la” Thursday, the creator of the show, Aaron Korsh, shared that the mother of two could return to the program at any time and “in all circumstances”.

“We have thought about what Meghan or one of the other distribution members who come and play as an actor,” Korsh told the media. “I think, for me, it’s a bit … my brain explodes at the idea of ​​that. Obviously, if Meghan wants to come back in all circumstances, Meghan can come back.”

“Of course [she can come back]. Still, “added Korsh.” But I realistically think it would be too much an explosion of the fourth wall to do it. “”