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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedSchoeneman gets Dior clothing license. (Christian Dior Inc. contracts J. Schoeneman Inc. to manufacture and market its tailored clothing line; former licensee, Hart Schaffner & Marx, files suit) (Brief Article)
Daily News Record, March, 1992 by Gellers, Stan
NEW YORK -- J. Schoeneman is the new licensee for Christian Dior men's tailored clothing, but Hart Schaffner & Marx, which has held the license for the past 20 years, has gone to court to challenge the new agreement.
Hart Schaffner & Marx, a Hartmarx Co., filed a lawsuit in the Circuit Court of Cook Country, Ill., last month against Schoeneman, enjoining the Owings Mills, Md.-based tailored clothing manufacturer from entering into the licensing agreement for the manufacture and marketing of Christian Dior tailored clothing in the United States, according to Carey Stein, vice-president and general counsel for Hartmarx.
At the same time, HS&M filed a lawsuit against Schoeneman as well as Philippe Vindrey, president, Christian Dior Couture SA, for...
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