re: Breaking: Judge has ordered MSCHF to stop selling Lil Nas X’s “Satan Shoes”; Nike wins!

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How is this different compared to someone buying some cars, modifying them and then reselling them? Does this judgement mean they have to get permission from manufacturers if they leave the badges on?

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a lawyer can help out here buts its something like could you reasonably tell the difference.

I think the poster above said it, People think nike sanctioned this, they didnt. And most likely because shoe companies make deals with celebs and athletes and market them.

People know after market parts and body kits arent things from the actual car manufacturer. And you probably could get in trouble if you fixed up a vehicle and tried to sell it as a special edition release of said vehicle. if not, then possibly fraud to extract more value from a dumbass.