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Nike Air Max 95s still listed by resellers despite 7-Eleven trademark lawsuit

Summary by The Oregonian
While 7-Eleven is asking a Texas district court to stop Nike from releasing a new sneaker that the convenience chain claims is infringing on trademark laws, the shoes are still listed on the secondary market.

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Nike Air Max 95s still listed by resellers despite 7-Eleven trademark lawsuit

While 7-Eleven is asking a Texas district court to stop Nike from releasing a new sneaker that the convenience chain claims is infringing on trademark laws, the shoes are still listed on the secondary market.

·Portland, United States
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The Oregonian broke the news in Portland, United States on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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