Meghan Markle banned selling clothes with brand name

Meghan Markle He is denied selling clothes with his new one, as ever, as it was discovered that the Chinese fashion firm had already used the word.

The fashion designer living in New York had previously an alarmed after the Duchess discovered the new word, insisting that he would not change his name and “exploring all the opportunities”.

Among Meghan Markle’s diverse creative efforts, Suits creator Aaron Korch extended an open invitation to surprise his role in the hit legitimate series.

The Meghan Business Company has hit a huge blow to trademark issues.

The Duchess of Sussex recently announced that she was changing her brand from the American Riviera Orchard to ever, but it turns out that the Chinese clothing company has been using it since then.

In his application in the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), in October 2022, a Meghan lawyer submitted aprons and other clothing items below as always.

However, according to Everyday mailUSPTO later issued a 145 -page “partial rejection” for her application because it is an amazing similarity to the Chinese “fast fashion” brand ASever.

“Mark is identical to sound and practically identical in appearance and is thus confusing to determine the likelihood of confusion,” read the USPTO reaction to the price of Meghan.

“The registration of the applied mark is rejected due to the possibility of uncertainty,” the document added.

Meghan provided the right to exercise as always after her lawyers submitted a revised application in January 2024 to remove everything, commemorating clothing.

The issue of the trademark about the name of her clothing line raises doubts as to whether they conducted a wide range of word trademark status.

According to News Outlet, a Los Angeles trademark lawyer said the former “suit” actress “is at risk of being sued if she continues to sell her clothes as ever.

Meanwhile, she, as always, will be sold with Netflix, which will launch her new lifestyle show “With Love, Meghan” on March 4.

They will be available at the streaming giant’s independent stores in Dallas and Philadelphia, as well as online using the Netflix shopping site and her own site.

Following the announcement of the Meghan brand Makeover, the New York clothing brand with the same name has also been spoken.

The company’s founder Mark Kolsky went to Instagram at the time to solve the problem.

“Oho and hello,” Kolski wrote on Instagram. “I want to thank all the old friends who know and love our small family brand as ever, and say hi for all those who have just been aware that we are.”

“Over the past 36 hours, support and concerns about recent events around our name brand,” the announcement continued. “We know. We are not connected.”

Kolsky pointed out that although he started his business in 2017, the project was lower than 2015, adding that they were operating outside New York and New Jersey.

“We are grateful for all customers from the coast to the coast and around the world that have supported our company. We will continue as ever,” the statement concludes.

In an interview with SunKolski revealed that his brand would not change his name ever, despite Meghana chose the new moniker for her lifestyle company.

Noting that he feels powerless to act against Meghan, the designer said he “explores every opportunity” to ensure that he came out.

“I’m a very small business, it’s a family -managed operation. I’m basically a group of one man,” Kolski said. “This new company has the power of Netflix and money behind it.”

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

Meanwhile, Meghana’s acting carbonates could be used again because she has received a “open invitation to” surprise her role in “sugars”.

Meghan played lawyer Russell Zane, using the hit legal series from 2011 to 2018, before escaping to marry Prince Harry and moving to England.

When talking with People magazine At the premiere of Spinoff, Suits LA Thursday, Aaron Korch, shared that the mother of two could return to the show at any time and “in all circumstances”.

“We’ve been thinking about whether it is Meghan or any of the other members who come and play themselves as an actor,” Korshs told News Outlet. “I think it’s a little for me … My brain exploded about it. Apparently, if Meghan wants to return to some circumstances, Meghan can come back.”

“Of course (she can come back). Always,” the choir added. “But I think that there would be too much of a fourth wall blast to do so.”