Shein accuses Temu of copyright infringement on 'industrial scale'
Fast-fashion retailer Shein has accused competitor Temu of copyright infringement on an 'industrial scale' in a legal case filed in London. Shein claims Temu copied its designs and product images, leading to widespread intellectual property violations. Temu has counter-claimed that Shein is using the lawsuit to suppress competition and is seeking damages over thousands of removed product listings. The case highlights the ongoing legal battles between the two Chinese-owned e-commerce giants over intellectual property and market dominance.
Key facts
- Shein accuses Temu of copyright infringement on 'industrial scale'
- The case was filed in London
- Temu counter-claims that Shein used the lawsuit to suppress competition
- Temu seeks damages over thousands of removed product listings
- Both companies are Chinese-owned fast-fashion retailers
- The legal battle centers on intellectual property and market competition
Entities
Institutions
- Shein
- Temu
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
Sources
- Quartz —