Tiger Woods may have to change the logo of his apparel company, Sun Day Red, after the Louisiana-based company Tigeraire rejected their trademark filing. Tigeraire started by creating cooler and ...

Before that, Tigeraire had filed a notice of opposition with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, requesting a denial of Sun Day Red’s trademark application. The logo for Sun Day Red Sun Day ...

Oct. 17 (UPI) --Louisiana-based Tigeraire says Tiger Woods and the owners of Sun Day Red golf apparel company improperly use a logo that violates the Tigeraire logo depicting a leaping tiger.

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Tigeraire says the design that Sun Day Red has newly stamped on hats, slacks and everything in between has created confusion in the market with Tigeraire’s existing brand.

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Sun Day Red and Tigeraire, which was founded in 2020, both have logos that feature striped, leaping tigers. Tigeraire’s logo reflects the company’s ties to LSU — the business was cofounded ...