The lulunatics’ patent, D932,750, covers a wedge-shaped mid- and outsole ornamental design that features the company’s distinctive logo spanning the soles of the pair of shoes. LULU first announced the intention to create its own branded footwear in its most recent 5-year plan, which was presented in Apr. 2019, and the patent was applied for later that year in Dec. It had previously partnered with Athletic Propulsion Labs, selling APL sneakers in some of its retail locations. The first release of Lululemon-branded sneakers has been ... Log in to view full article.