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Adidas, Oaxaca and Chavarria

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Mexico News Daily · 4d
Adidas and Willy Chavarria apologize for Oaxaca sandal design appropriation
Adidas and designer Willy Chavarria apologized for their use without permission of an Indigenous huarache design in their Oaxaca Slip-On shoe.

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Willy Chavarria, Adidas Issue Apology to Oaxaca Community Over Adidas Shoe
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Adidas, designer Willy Chavarria under fire for appropriating Mexican huaraches. Here's why.
Mexico News Daily
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Oaxaca threatens legal action against Adidas for its ‘Oaxaca Slip-On’ sandal

Oaxaca has threatened legal action against Adidas for alleged cultural appropriation in the design of its new 'Oaxaca Slip-On ...
Devdiscourse
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Cultural Controversy: Adidas' Oaxaca Slip-On Sparks Debate

Adidas faces criticism in Mexico after launching 'Oaxaca Slip-On' shoes designed by Willy Chavarria. Critics argue the design ...
Stocktwits on MSN4d

First Prada, Now Adidas: Another Footwear Giant Apologizes Over Cultural Copycat Slip-Up

Kolhapuri debacle, German sportswear giant Adidas found itself on the receiving end of backlash for allegedly copying the ...
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Adidas sandal uproar highlights fashion’s long history of cultural controversy

Adidas' Oaxaca Slip-On has sparked accusations of cultural appropriation, joining a long list of fashion controversies over ...

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