The Amazon Brand Registry program first and foremost helps sellers assert and protect their rights to their brand. Sellers with registered and verified brands are provided with more advanced capabilities to design the information displayed on product detail pages compared to other sellers presenting the same product. This helps sellers improve the accuracy of product information on Amazon and helps consumers find and select the right product.

Moreover, this is also the only way for sellers to access A+ Content, allowing sellers to introduce their products with enhanced imagery and unique brand stories. When used effectively, adding A+ Content to seller's product detail pages contributes to increased traffic, conversion rates, and sales.

Furthermore, Amazon provides sellers with access to search and advanced lookup tools to help brand owners easily find organizations/individuals selling goods that may infringe on their brand so that brand owners can take necessary action promptly to prevent or prevent any damage that may occur to sellers.

To participate in this program, sellers need to have a trademark registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and provide the necessary documents to complete the registration. REFINY will support all the above procedures.

In this case, you have likely been sued for copyright infringement in the United States. Check your email to determine the case number of the lawsuit, which is usually formatted as 1:23-cv-00102 or 23-cv-102. Then, access the documents sent by the plaintiff and identify the products suspected of infringement, and quickly remove those products from your store. To quickly restore business operations, you can consider negotiating with the plaintiff to resolve the matter through an agreement, compensating a reasonable amount of money to withdraw from the case. In addition to the negotiation option, if you have an advantage and believe that you have not infringed the plaintiff's rights, you can consider pursuing the lawsuit with the assistance of an experienced international lawyer to assert your position and claim compensation for damages caused by the plaintiff's unlawful lawsuit.

Using artwork on Pinterest for T-shirt products may infringe on the copyright of the author of the artwork or infringe on trademarks. Pinterest is a social media platform where users can share images and other content they find on the internet, but that does not mean that these images are free for anyone to use for commercial purposes. You should take time to research the copyright status of these artworks and obtain permission from the artist or image owner. Some images on Pinterest are labeled as "reuse" meaning they can be used for commercial purposes. However, it is still important to verify the image’s copyright status before using it.

Using paid artwork from Pinterest for your business activities will depend on the specific terms of the license or agreement you have signed when purchasing the artwork. If the license allows for commercial use, then you can use the artwork for your business operations.