Recently, it was reported in the media that luxury brand Louis Vuitton Mariti sued a real estate company and property company in Xiamen. According to reports, LV advocates extensive use of four-leaf flower patterns in public areas of the community, which is highly similar to its registered trademark, and is suspected of endorsing the brand. In response, an LV insider revealed that this case was not a lawsuit because the decoration pattern in the public area of the property was similar to the Louis Vuitton trademark, nor was it about architectural decoration or traditional tattoo patterns, but rather that the sale of counterfeit Louis Vuitton products was suspected in the relevant place.

Recently, it was reported in the media that luxury brand Louis Vuitton Mariti sued a real estate company and property company in Xiamen. According to reports, LV advocates extensive use of four-leaf flower patterns in public areas of the community, which is highly similar to its registered trademark, and is suspected of endorsing the brand. In response, an LV insider revealed that this case was not a lawsuit because the decoration pattern in the public area of the property was similar to the Louis Vuitton trademark, nor was it about architectural decoration or traditional tattoo patterns, but rather that the sale of counterfeit Louis Vuitton products was suspected in the relevant place.