Topshop will reportedly dispose of over 1000 yellow dungaree dresses after a legal dispute with Chloe.
Selling an average of 30 pairs of knickers a minute and 6000 pairs of jeans a day, Topshop agreed to pay $12,000 in compensation and legal costs to Chloe.
Topshop's version of Chloe's Sea Cruise dress cost only $35, in comparison to the $185 Chloe design.
Sir Philip Green told the Times: "We paid them over $12,000 without any admission whether it was or it wasn't [a copy]. We felt it was easier to do that and get on with the rest of our lives."
Chloe previously took action against former internet retailer Bananasoup.com over a fake version of their best selling Paddington bag.
I'm not sure about the bill but I think standard is 6 or 7 changes from the original design, for example different buttons, fabric choice, strap placement/ width that sort of thing before it can be considered 'inspired by' rather than 'counterfeit'
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