Richard Cristiano Tamerighi wrote: "[It's] just plain dumb changing the trademark shape of your flagship product.
Due to tardiness within the BBC over trademarking the name of its flagship pop-music show, the opportunistic Hallmark Records/Pickwick label was able to regularly flood the market with re-recordings – some sterling, but most laughable –of the hits of the day.
The criticism came in connection with the TradeMark Southern Africa (TMSA) programme, a flagship development initiative, which is being shut down.
One such period began late last year, when he simultaneously expanded the restaurant Upstairs, reinvented the restaurant Danube (it's now Secession, serving French instead of Austrian fare), and, for good measure, with all his free time, uprooted and relocated his eponymous flagship — the locus of his legend — from a trademark setting that defined it for many diners to a new space down the block.
In SoHo, at the Alexander Wang flagship store, where tourists and models browsed the rose-gold-hardware-studded accessories that are a trademark of the downtown designer's work, vintage T-shirts on racks swayed in the breeze coming from the open front door, their cotton made light by the wear, and perhaps the sweat, of previous owners.
Shortly after the chain closed in 1989 a New Jersey-based investment group led by Alex Adjimi bought the rights to the Crazy Eddie trademark and announced in January 1990 that they had purchased the leases on Crazy Eddie's Brooklyn flagship store and another in East Brunswick, New Jersey.
And Chuck Taylors have been their flagship style for decades, though the company has only recently become aggressive about registering and enforcing trademarks for its design.
The 5s' flagship feature?
The GAP METROCARDS, designed in the chain's trademark blue, are available at 10 subway stations, which were selected based on their proximity to Gap's three-story flagship at 60 West 34th Street.
"This hits at its flagship".
Bentley's flagship costs $330,000.
