Kendall and Kylie Jenner Are Being Sued Over Their Clothing Line

Oh dear. In between all the partying, makeup application, playing with dogs, and general life-living, Kendall and Kylie Jenner have been busy getting sued. The poor dears. 

Here's what happening, minus all the legalese. You may remember when Kendall and Kylie teamed up to launch a special collection of clothes for Pacsun, a very chilled out, beachy vibe type clothing company in the US. 

The collection was filled with all the stuff you'd expect from klassic pre-lip injections and Balmain Kendall and Kylie - loads of denim, off the shoulder playsuits, and casual tees. And it's one of those casual tees that's causing all the issues. 

Basically, Kendall and Kylie are accused of copying one of their designs from a brand called Island Company, who are now suing the sisters and Pacsun. One of the t-shirts from Kendall and Kylie's range has the following slogan printed on it: "Run away. Fall in love. Never return."

Which is a lovely sentiment, but a ​liiiittle ​too similar to Island Company's trademarked logo - which they've been using since 2005 - which goes: "Quit your job. Buy a ticket. Get a tan. Fall in love. Never return." Hmm. 

Island Company claim that the Kendall & Kylie t-shirt is "likely to cause confusion, mistake and deception among consumers, the public and the trade." The possible copycat top isn't currently listed on Pacsun's site, and if the lawsuit is successful Pacsun will have to remove the slogan from all its Jenner related products. 

Let's hope all the hipstery quote probs can be resolved in as chill a manner as fits all those denim cutoffs and loose layers. 

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