Deckers Outdoor Corp., a U.S. footwear designer and distributor, has waged a protracted legal battle against companies around ...

By Alexandra Sherlock Australian-owned brand UGG Since 1974 has announced it will change its name to “Since 74” for sales ...

LOVE them or loathe them, Uggs are back, embraced by Gen Z and A-Listers alike. Here Clemmie Fieldsend takes aim at the Noughties clumpy footwear, currently threatening to reclaim ...

But it turns out there's been a bitter trademark war waging over the boots in recent years, and a heavy blow has just been dealt to an Australian family-run Ugg boot manufacturer by California-based ...

While courts in the United States have ruled “ugg” can be used by brands in Australia and New Zealand, where it has become a generic name for sheepskin boots, Deckers own the rights to use ugg ...

The original maker of iconic Australian sheepskin boots UGG Since 1974 is being sued by US retail giant, forcing it to change its name amid a bitter lawsuit. In a viral TikTok shared by Todd Watts ...

You're imagining a pair of soft sheepskin boots that are, let's face it, kind of ugly (we're allowed to say that – apparently ...

“Ugg boots have been around for a century. They were first made in World War I for pilots in their open cockpits,” said Australian Sheepskin Association (ASA) president Stephanie Morte ...

There isn’t a singular, unified “international trademark system” in the sense of a global organization that governs ...

And we also own the trademark here in Australia and New Zealand where the boots originated - where ugg boots originated. 'But the Deckers lawsuit has made it hard to share our story and our boots ...