The suit, filed last month in California, accuses Drip Creationz — one of the largest shoe customizing companies in the world — of deconstructing Nike shoes, adding new material to them and ...

Not only did Nike dismiss the customs as knockoffs, but even criticized the designs saying “crooked proportions, messy stitching, cheap details, and [are] taller than the real Air Force 1 shoes.” ...

Nike is continuing ... 1-style shoes” with “crooked proportions, messy stitching, cheap details, and [are] taller than real Air Force 1 shoes.” Customs or bootlegs? — Drip Creationz ...

In the lawsuit, Nike alleges that Drip Creationz is selling counterfeit Nike products, most notably “knockoff Air Force 1-style shoes,” that infringe on its trademark and iconic Swoosh logo.

Official documents note that Nike has launched claims that Drip Creationz has profited off of “knockoff Air Force 1-style shoes” that infringe on its trademark and signature Swoosh logo.