7-Eleven files a federal lawsuit against Nike, accusing the sportswear company of copying its signature orange, green, and red tri-colour stripe design on an upcoming sneaker. Multiple outlets report that the dispute centers on a planned Air Max 95 release, which 7-Eleven says resembles the convenience retailer’s imaging and branding associated with its Slurpee marketing. According to the reports, 7-Eleven alleges the design is “confusingly similar” to its own branding and that Nike intentionally used a comparable colour scheme to benefit from 7-Eleven’s brand recognition. The lawsuit is filed in federal court in Texas, as described by at least one outlet, and aims to prevent or block the shoe’s release. The coverage does not include Nike’s response or any court outcome at this stage. The case reflects a broader issue of alleged infringement tied to product design elements, including how companies use recognizable branding colors in consumer footwear.