You need to look into international or foreign trademarks. It's probably best to consult an attorney for a professional opinion. Even with domestic IP protection, registering a trademark doesn't prevent others from stealing your work. You need to aggressively enforce your mark through legal action. So I'd imagine the same would be true for international protection. You can apply for the trademark, but without a professional monitoring service, how would you enforce the mark?
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My friends like my designs too, at least that's what they tell me. 
Do you plan to sell overseas? I've never really worried about it because it's not a market for me. If I were a Nike or Addidas then I would be worried, but counterfeiters are not going to bother with the little guys.
Do you plan to sell overseas? I've never really worried about it because it's not a market for me. If I were a Nike or Addidas then I would be worried, but counterfeiters are not going to bother with the little guys.
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