Penal retailer to destroy 8,000 Nike, Puma slippers after trademark dispute

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September 9, 2025

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Penal retailer to destroy 8,000 Nike, Puma slippers after trademark dispute

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A clothing retailer from Penal has agreed to have its shipment of over 8,000 imitation slippers destroyed.

DB Funstyles Clothing Limited came to the agreement yesterday as it conceded a trademark infringement lawsuit brought by international sportswear manufacturers Nike Innovate CV and Puma SE.

DB Funstyles gave the concession as the case was set to go on trial before Justice Frank Seepersad, yesterday morning.

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