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ARTICLE · 27 OCTOBER 2021

Fashion Law 2021

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The textile and garment industry is a vital part of Vietnam's economy, and the country has emerged as one of the top textile producers and apparel exporters in the world.

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Introduction

The textile and garment industry is a vital part of Vietnam's economy, and the country has emerged as one of the top textile producers and apparel exporters in the world. Although the industry had been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, government policy support and effective tools to protect IP rights in the fashion space are reasons for investors to be optimistic about the industry's post-pandemic future in Vietnam.

1 . What are the main intellectual property legal tools available to protect fashion products?

1.1. Trademarks and non-traditional trademarks

Under Article 4.16 of Vietnam's Law on Intellectual Property (IP Law), a trademark is any sign used to distinguish the goods or services of different organizations or individuals. Signs eligible for registration as trademarks must be visible signs in the form of: letters; numerals; words; pictures; or images, including three-dimensional images, or their combinations, presented in one or

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