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9 April 2021TrademarksAlex Baldwin

Nike and MSCHF settle ‘Satan Shoes’ dispute

Nike and MSCHF have settled a lawsuit over the ‘Satan Shoes’—a pair of customised Nike trainers sold by MSCHF that feature prominent satanic imagery.

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