Mike Tyson Sues Supreme Over Jacket Design Featuring Palestinian Flag
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Mike Tyson is suing the clothing brand Supreme after they allegedly changed a jacket design for a collaboration, replacing an Israeli flag with a Palestinian one without his consent. Tyson's representative stated this was a violation of contract terms and involved him in a political conflict. Supreme has since canceled the collection's launch, and the jacket will not be sold.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Mike Tyson is suing Supreme for altering a jacket design to include a Palestinian flag without his consent.
- The original design was reportedly inspired by a jacket from Tyson's wardrobe.
- Tyson's representative claims the change was a "gross violation of contract terms."
- The company allegedly involved Tyson in a political conflict against his wishes.
- Supreme has canceled the planned collection launch due to the dispute.
- The jacket featuring the Palestinian flag will not be released for sale.
Legendary boxer Mike Tyson is suing the clothing brand Supreme for allegedly altering a jacket design without his knowledge, replacing an Israeli flag with a Palestinian one. Tyson is reportedly unhappy that the design was changed without his consent. The jacket was intended for a collaboration between Tyson, Supreme, and designer Martin Rose.
A representative for Tyson stated that while he agreed to a collaboration inspired by an original jacket, the company modified the design without consultation. The representative added that Supreme involved Tyson in a political conflict against his wishes, calling the changes a "gross violation of contract terms." Tyson intends to take all necessary measures to protect his reputation and rights.
Supreme has since canceled the launch of the joint collection, meaning the jacket with the Palestinian flag will not be released for sale.
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