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Rihanna’s Fenty Clothing Brand Accused of Trademark Jacking

Clothing brand, Freedom United, is accusing Rihanna’s clothing brand Fenty of jacking their trademark for the Fenty University collection.

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Freedom United uses the initials ‘F.U,’ and is arguing that the singer had knowledge of this and insisted to use the initials for her line.

Freedom sent Puma a cease and desist letter in January. The company requested that Puma stopped making F.U gear and disclose a full accounting of how much RiRi pocketed from the collection.

Puma reportedly issued their own letter insisting that there was no infringement because the logos are written in a different font. They also argue that F.U isn’t a unique logo, it’s initials, and Fenty University merchandise is no longer being produced.

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