If the garment is completely blank, it may be ok. But if there is any design, trim or other characteristic associated with the brand, it's probably not a good idea. I know this is a vague answer, but creating a form of knockoff isn't exactly a good business model.
Buying high street clothing and rebranding as your own
Hi,
Im curious but what are the legalites of buying say a blank Tee or Hat from a high street chain like Next or H&M, removing all trace of that company branding and relabelling as your own brand.
Obivously if the item had a graphic or distinguishing mark then it would be obivous but if the clothing says its made in China anyway surely this would be okay as chances are it is mass produced?
Many thanks
Im curious but what are the legalites of buying say a blank Tee or Hat from a high street chain like Next or H&M, removing all trace of that company branding and relabelling as your own brand.
Obivously if the item had a graphic or distinguishing mark then it would be obivous but if the clothing says its made in China anyway surely this would be okay as chances are it is mass produced?
Many thanks
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