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Lululemon filed a lawsuit Friday accusing Costco of copying its patented athleisure designs and selling them under its Kirkland Signature brand, according to NPR. The complaint alleges Costco is unlawfully trading on Lululemon’s reputation by offering unauthorized apparel at lower prices. The apparel retailer cited social media trends, such as the hashtag “LululemonDupes,” as evidence of consumer confusion. Lululemon emphasized the importance of protecting its intellectual property, citing its heavy investment in design and innovation. The suit marks a high-profile clash between the $10 billion athletic brand and the wholesale giant, which reported $254.5 billion in revenue in fiscal 2024. Costco has not responded to requests for comment.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Lululemon filed a lawsuit Friday accusing Costco of copying its patented athleisure designs
00:07and selling them under its Kirkland signature brand, according to NPR.
00:11The plan alleges Costco is unlawfully trading on Lululemon's reputation
00:13by offering unauthorized apparel at lower prices.
00:17The apparel retailer cited social media trends such as the hashtag Lululemon dupes
00:21as evidence of consumer confusion.
00:23Lululemon emphasized the importance of protecting its intellectual property,
00:26citing its heavy investment in design and innovation.
00:28The suit marks a high-profile class between the $10 billion athletic brand
00:33and the wholesale giant which reported $254.5 billion in revenue in fiscal 2024.
00:40Costco has not responded to a request for comment.
00:42For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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