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Is the ORGVSM f*ck tee legal?
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<p>The ORGVSM f*ck tee is very explicit, and against many powerful luxury brands. One would think this was <a href="https://smallbusiness.findlaw.com/business-laws-and-regulations/commercial-disparagement.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">commercial disparagement</a> (and perhaps other crimes besides, such as using the brand-name of other companies without permission in a commercial product) and they would end up with a whole bunch of lawsuits, but I can't find any evidence they did. Can anyone make, for example, &quot;F*ck Gucci&quot; t-shirts?</p>

<p>&quot;Commercial disparagement&quot; is about statements that a person makes, knowing that they are false. The words on the T-shirt are neither true nor false. The T-shirt might be illegal in Singapore because of the word &quot;fuck&quot;. In the US, it is totally protected by the First Amendment.</p>
