Ongoing the organization?s campaign to bolster its worldwide logo and safeguard its apparel designs and popular items from unlicensed use, Serious Pimp, Corporation. continues to be granted a design patent because of its popular OG BANDANA? shades, it had been introduced today by Damian Kutzner, Boss of significant Pimp�
Serious Pimp, Corporation. lately required aggressive law suit to safeguard its copyrights, trademarks along with other valuable intellectual property by filing a suit in federal court against a person and other associated companies (most of which Serious Pimp�alleges to become make believe) that allegedly stole proprietary designs and promoted unlicensed copies of the organization?s popular OG BANDANA? shades. Filed on This summer 4, 2010, the situation is Serious Pimp, Corporation. v. Greg Stefanik et al, Situation number SACV10-01070 JVS (MLGx) in U . s . States District Court, Central District of California.
The OG BANDANA? shades were introduced in 2001 and therefore are among Snoop Dogg?s faves: the legendary celebrity is frequently seen putting on them in music videos and public looks. The suit alleges the accused offered the infringing shades in a devalued cost point almost ten occasions under the retail cost of significant Pimp?s OG BANDANA? shades. Filed on This summer 4, 2010, the situation is Serious Pimp, Corporation. v. Greg Stefanik et al, Situation number SACV10-01070 JVS (MLGx) in U . s . States District Court, Central District of California.
The look patent for that OG BANDANA? shades (No. US D621,867 S) safeguards the OG BANDANA? unique and integral ornamental design, a patterned mixture of paisley, geometric along with other shapes around the shades the initial ornamental design can also be integrated as distinctive brand imagery on numerous other items through the Serious Pimp products of apparel and add-ons including socks, hats, footwear, t-t shirts and shoe laces.
?This design patent is a vital milestone for that development of the intense Pimp�brand worldwide. It’s particularly important because when the organization and it is items be popular worldwide, you will find also tries to make and market unauthorized copies in our original and different items, apparel lines and proprietary designs,? stated Damian Kutzner.
Additionally towards the patent for OG BANDANA? shades Serious Pimp has additionally registered copyrights for many of their most widely used apparel products such as the OG Durag T-shirt (Number Plate Veterans administration 1-701-253), Serious Pimp�Bandana Socks (Number Plate Veterans administration 1-701-248) and Bandana Shoe laces (Number Plate Veterans administration 1-694-410), the Hoodlum t-shirt (Number Plate Veterans administration 1-701-260) and also the Rocker T-shirt (Number Plate Veterans administration 1-701-248) that is area of the Serious Pimp�subsidiary brand Labeled Insane. The registration from the new copyrights follows the organization?s trademark seek utilization of Serious Pimp�logos and apparel around the fighter figures in EA SPORTS MMA, the most popular gaming launched this past year by Ea. The overall game features MMA martial artists Mike Shields and Shaun Monson putting on Serious Pimp gear, including Munson putting on Serious Pimp shorts around the front cover of the overall game?s packaging.
?These protections and our recent aggressive law suit protecting our OG BANDANA? shades usually are meant to clearly demonstrate that people will act immediately and vigorously to safeguard our brand, our status and our copyrights from anybody who perpetrates unlicensed uses in our items in almost any market,? stated Damian Kutzner.
Serious Pimp�was founded in 1999 by serial entrepreneur Damian Kutzner together with celebrity performer Snoop Dogg and Bishop Don Miracle Juan to embody the stylish hop and mma life styles in apparel, add-ons and lifestyle items, including hats, t-t shirts and shades. Immediately well-liked by a large number of music, sports and entertainment celebs, Serious Pimp items are worn, featured and observed in hit music videos, advertisements, as well as in public and live music, sports and cultural occasions.