Puma Files Trademark Lawsuit Against Tiger Woods' Sun Day Red Logo
The sportswear giant alleges the logo's similarity to its iconic leaping cat design could confuse consumers.
- Tiger Woods' Sun Day Red brand, launched in 2024, features a tiger logo with 15 stripes symbolizing his major championship wins.
- Puma claims the Sun Day Red logo is too similar to its leaping cat emblem, which has been in use since 1969, and filed a trademark opposition last week.
- This is the second trademark dispute for Sun Day Red, following a lawsuit by cooling product company Tigeraire over alleged logo similarities in 2024.
- Trademark experts suggest Puma has a strong case, with litigation potentially heading to trial in September 2026 unless a settlement is reached.
- Woods has not publicly commented on the lawsuit but prominently displayed the contested logo during a recent appearance, signaling continued support for his brand.