Back in 2004 when Married to the Mob and its founder Leah McSweeney conceived its original "Supreme Bitch" for the brand's first collection, it was a commentary within the streetwear landscape so often dominated by men. Since then, it's become a hallmark of the brand almost 10 years later but has recently come under fire from Supreme and James Jebbia for what has been claimed as a design that "infringes his trademark rights." The brand now faces a $10 million dollar lawsuit which will likely sti...
Supreme Sues Married to the Mob for $10 Million Over "Supreme Bitch" T-shirt
Hypebeast - 1 May 2013 23:04
Back in 2004 when Married to the Mob and its founder Leah McSweeney conceived its original "Supreme Bitch" for the brand's first collection, it was a commentary within the streetwear landscape so often dominated by men. Since then, it's become a hallmark of the brand almost 10 years later but has recently come under fire from Supreme and James Jebbia for what has been claimed as a design that "infringes his trademark rights." The brand now faces a $10 million dollar lawsuit which will likely sti...
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