The prominence of fashion in our image conscious world, and the socially imperative and accepted flamboyant culture it has created makes it an indispensible aspect of today's modern life. With the inception and advent of globalisation the textile industry has apparently moved from a mere product to a well characterised and categorised brand. As an integral component of world trade, the fashion industry thrives on huge investments and constant improvement and innovation. These original creative expressions and the intellectual capital are not only the drivers of competitive advantage but also are the fountainheads of invaluable IP assets in the apparel and textile industry. It is thus vital for all business entities to identify and protect their intangible assets to prevent their unauthorised appropriations.
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