Nigerian artist Davido’s latest collaboration with German sportswear brand, Puma, has been hit with piracy just days after its official release. Reports have revealed that a replica design from the collection has been spotted in local markets.
The collection was released last week and Davido took to his Instagram account to share the exciting news with his fans. In his post, he expressed how much the collaboration means to him and hoped that his fans would enjoy the new collection.
However, just three days after the release, a pirated version of one of the designs from the collection has surfaced online, sparking concerns about the impact of piracy on artists and the fashion industry.
The piracy of designs and intellectual property is a common issue faced by many creatives, and it can have devastating effects on their businesses. Piracy not only affects the sales of the original designs but also undermines the creativity and hard work of the artists who put their time and effort into creating them.
The incident serves as a reminder to consumers to be vigilant and only purchase authentic products to avoid supporting piracy. It also highlights the importance of protecting the intellectual property of artists and designers to ensure that they receive the recognition and rewards they deserve for their hard work.