Coverage dated September 24, 2026

Crocs sues Five Below, alleging they copied the famous clogs

Headline from Philadelphia Inquirer

Crocs’ attorneys say Philly-based Five Below kept selling Crocs look-alikes and accessories even after being notified this March of their trademark, patent, and intellectual property infringement.

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  1. Philadelphia Inquirer

    Crocs sues Five Below, alleging they copied the famous clogs (opens Philadelphia Inquirer)

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    Crocs’ attorneys say Philly-based Five Below kept selling Crocs look-alikes and accessories even after being notified this March of their trademark, patent, and intellectual property infringement.

  2. Inc.

    Crocs Is Suing Five Below Over a $7 Clog. Winning the Case Could Hinge on 1 Tiny Design Detail (opens Inc.)

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    The outcome of the lawsuit could ultimately affect the dupe-driven strategy of the discount retailer.

  3. PhillyVoice

    Crocs sues Five Below, claiming it ripped off its designs for clogs and charms (opens PhillyVoice)

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    Crocs is suing Philadelphia-based discount retailer Five Below over the design of its clogs and charms, alleging the company is imitating Crocs footwear and charms to sell at a lower price.

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