Chanel sued Huawei logo. Will Chanel appeal after losing the case?

The trial of cases in our country adopts the second-instance and final-instance system. That is to say, if a party appeals after losing the first-instance case, then the hearing after the appeal is already final and no appeal can be made again.

Chanel believes that the logo applied by Huawei for its computer hardware in the EU is too similar to its logo. In 2017, Huawei applied for EU trademark protection for its logo used on computer hardware. This move was opposed by Chanel, saying that the two intertwined half-rings (Huawei's logo) are similar to its protected logo, which has been used by Chanel in products such as cosmetics, perfumes and clothing.

Since then, the Trademark Office rejected Chanel’s objection in 2019, saying that there was no similarity and it was not likely to cause confusion in the public mind. Chanel subsequently challenged the ruling again in a Luxembourg court, which dismissed its appeal in a ruling on Wednesday, with the EU General Court ruling that the disputed trademarks had some similarities but that their appearance was significantly different. ?

Chanel is a French brand. The founder is Coco Chanel (original name is Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel, Chinese name is Gabrielle Coco Chanel), the brand was founded in Paris, France in 1910. The brand has a wide range of products, including clothing, jewelry and accessories, cosmetics, skin care products, perfumes, etc. The brand's fashion design has an elegant, concise and exquisite style. In the 1940s, it successfully pushed the "five-flowered and tied" women's clothing into simple and comfortable designs. Chanel brand products include clothing, jewelry and accessories, cosmetics, skin care products, perfumes, etc. On December 18, 2018, the "Top 500 World Brands 2018" compiled by the World Brand Laboratory was announced, and Chanel ranked 44th. In October 2019, Interbrand ranked 22nd on the top 100 global brands list.