Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

As long as the brand-name clothing you're selling is actually clothing made by that brand (i.e., not knock-offs, fakes, forgeries, or copies), you should be fine selling the goods and advertising that the goods are indeed from their respective brand names. The first sale of the clothing satisfied the designer's claim to royalties from the sale, and the designer can't sue for trademark infringement if the clothing is indeed one of his/her designs. That about covers it.

Watch out for deals that look too good to be true; for example, even second-hand Vuitton luggage sold for $1 per bag is probably a knock-off, and for selling knock-off forgeries under the Vuitton name you can get into some very, very serious trouble. The same is true of any designer; I use Louis Vuitton merely as an example.

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