MEXICO CITY, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Mexico is looking for footwear giant Adidas (ADSGn.DE) to pony up after a Mexican-American ...

Mexican officials say sportswear giant took design idea from Indigenous community in country’s southern Oaxaca state.

Mexican authorities are accusing Adidas of plagiarizing artisans in southern Mexico a new sandal design appearing strikingly ...

Mexican authorities have accused Adidas of plagiarizing Mexican artisans with a new sandal design similar to Indigenous ...

Fashion designer Chavarria and Adidas are under fire in Mexico, where authorities accuse their latest design of appropriating an Indigenous sandal.

Mexico has confronted Adidas after designer Willy Chavarria launched a shoe inspired by traditional Indigenous sandals. Critics argue the 'Oaxaca Slip On' abuses the cultural heritage of Oaxacan ...

The Mexican state of Oaxaca is threatening legal action against Adidas, accusing the footwear company of cultural ...

"I wish he and his team told the history of the people who make them and were more intentional about the overall project,” said one local business owner and designer.

The Mexican state of Oaxaca is threatening legal action against Adidas, accusing the footwear company of cultural appropriation over a newly unveiled shoe that resembles a traditional handmade sandal.

Mexican officials are asking Adidas to pull a new sandal from its lineup, claiming the design copies a traditional Indigenous style of footwear known as huaraches. They argue the company is profiting ...