Your lookbook, on someone else's store.
Apparel copycats lift your on-model photos, your prints and your product pages, then sell knockoffs through ads that look like yours. We take down the listings, the stores and the ads.
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What gets copied in fashion.
Some of it is legal (trends aren't owned). Most of what costs you sales isn't.
On-model and flat-lay shots, reused on knockoff listings and clone stores.
Artwork you created is copyrighted, on the garment and on the page.
On counterfeit units, in store names and in ad copy.
Clone sites with your catalog, your size charts and your copy.
Clone stores move fast in apparel.
New collection, new clones. They launch on a lookalike domain, run ads within days, and disappear before the reviews catch up. We file product by product and cut off the payments and ads behind them.
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Anything else, ask us on your free scan walkthrough.
Scan my brand freeIf they use your photos, your original print or artwork, or your logo, yes. A garment that's merely similar in style usually isn't protected; a registered design patent can change that.
Only when they're used to sell something. We focus on listings, stores and ads that use your images commercially.
Yes. Tell us in Slack before a launch and we'll watch the new collection's photos and names closely for the first weeks.
See who's copying you.
Drop your store in. We'll show you every copycat we find, and how we'd take them down, in a free 15-minute walkthrough.
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