A Baltimore punk band and its local label sued the clothing chain Old Navy on Wednesday in Manhattan federal court, charging the retail outlet with lifting the band?s name off a concert flier without permission, and then marketing it on T-shirts sold in their stores.
The OXES and Monitor Records filed a trademark infringement action Aug. 9 in the U.S. District Court of New York, home of Old Navy?s product design team, seeking a permanent injunction against the company and monetary damages. Old Navy is owned by Gap Inc.
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