The Delhi High Court has directed Meesho to remove product listings found to be prima facie infringing the registered ‘JOCKEY’ trademark, granting interim relief to Jockey International Inc. in a trademark infringement suit.
As per media reports, Justice Jyoti Singh ordered the e-commerce platform to delist innerwear products being sold under names including “JOYKE”, “JOYEBEE”, “JOYESS” and “JOJOKE”, observing that the marks appeared deceptively similar to Jockey’s registered trademark and were likely to cause consumer confusion.
The Court also directed Meesho to block the infringing URLs within 36 hours of receiving the order and furnish KYC details, registered addresses, mobile numbers, UPI details, transaction records and IP logs of the sellers behind the listings within four weeks.
Reports also suggest that Jockey had approached the High Court after discovering copycat products on Meesho and other websites during an online search in January 2026. The company argued that despite issuing cease-and-desist notices, the infringing products continued to be listed for sale.
Holding that Jockey had established a prima facie case of trademark infringement and passing off, the Court restrained the defendants from manufacturing, marketing, selling or listing products bearing the impugned marks.
Media reports indicate that the matter has been listed for further hearing on September 24, 2026. Advocates Saif Khan, Shobhit Agrawal and Diya Viswanath appeared on behalf of Jockey International Inc. before the High Court.
