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Co-Operative was an apparel line from the United States launched by Urban Outfitters Wholesale. It was first used as an apparel trademark in 1991 and introduced in 1992 as one of the company’s private-label product ranges. It offered men’s and women’s clothing, and in 2010 the company’s in-house design director, Neil Sperling, relaunched it as a women’s line. It is not currently listed as an active Urban Outfitters brand, and is considered to have ceased operations.

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Converse CONS is a skateboarding line that U.S.-based Converse launched globally in 2009. Centered on shoes based on classic models such as Chuck Taylor and One Star, updated with specifications intended for skateboarding, it also offers related apparel. It operates globally through core skate shops and official channels, in connection with team activities featuring professional skateboarders.

Converse Chuck 70 is a line introduced in 2013 by the U.S. sneaker brand Converse, based on the design of the 1970s Chuck Taylor All Star. Centered on footwear, it is characterized by its use of high-quality materials, details that follow the designs of the era, and careful construction. It continues to be offered around classic high-top and low-top styles.

Converse Chuck Taylor All Star is a canvas sneaker that Converse in the United States began offering in 1917 as the basketball shoe “All Star.” In the 1920s, it incorporated improvement suggestions from salesperson and player Chuck Taylor, whose signature was added to the ankle patch, establishing it as a classic. Featuring a rubber toe cap and vulcanized sole, it continues to be sold today in a variety of versions.

Converse Jack Purcell is a Converse sneaker line created in 1935 with the involvement of badminton world champion Jack Purcell. Initially designed as court shoes made of canvas and rubber, it is characterized by the line on the toe known as the “smile.” Converse acquired the trademark rights in 1972, and the line continues to be offered as a classic model.

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Cooperstown Collection was confirmed to have first been used as a trademark in the United States in 1988 and is a sub-line developed by AMERICAN NEEDLE, centered on baseball headwear. It offers caps, T-shirts, and jerseys based on past team logos and uniform designs, including those of former MLB teams and Negro League clubs, with a focus on reinterpreting baseball history as vintage products. Since the late 1980s, it has circulated as a signature line of AMERICAN NEEDLE’s historic MLB caps, and products under the same name are still sold through official online stores associated with the Baseball Hall of Fame and others. Rather than placing an individual designer at the forefront, the brand is characterized by product development based on MLB licenses and archives.

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Couture Couture, launched in spring 2006 by California-based Juicy Couture, is a high-priced designer line. Created by founders and designers Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor, it offered around 20 styles of dresses and accessories for luxury specialty stores and department stores. The offshoot line expanded Juicy Couture’s casual aesthetic into dressier territory, and a fragrance of the same name was also released in 2009.

Cowboy Cut is a signature denim line in the westernwear range of U.S.-born Wrangler. It developed from the 13MWZ, created for rodeo in 1947, and today offers jeans in fits including Original, Slim, and Relaxed, as well as shirts and jackets. Rodeo Ben, also known as Bernard Lichtenstein, worked on the early designs, which center on durability and practicality for cowboys and rodeo competitors. The line remains part of Wrangler’s current collection.

Cremo Barber Grade is a product line offered by the U.S. grooming brand Cremo. Cremo began in 2005 and offers grooming products for shaving, beards, hair, body, and more. The “Barber Grade” collection on its official website includes shaving cream, razors, replacement blades, beard oil, balm, brushes, and more.

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Crocs Littles is the name of a line for infants and toddlers offered by Crocs, a U.S.-origin footwear brand. Its first use for trademark purposes was recorded in 2010 under the name “CROCS LITTLES,” and the line offers clog-style shoes, primarily in baby sizes such as C2/3. Crocs’ signature features, including lightweight Croslite™ foam and heel straps, are adopted for children’s footwear.

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Cult Gaia Men is a menswear line launched in 2026 by Cult Gaia, a U.S. brand based in Los Angeles. The parent brand Cult Gaia was founded in 2012 by Jasmin Larian Hekmat. It offers clothing and footwear for men, extending the brand’s designs into menswear. The designs are created by founder and designer Jasmin Larian Hekmat.

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