Why Design Protection Matters for Your Creative Products
A design registration protects the way a product looks - its shape, pattern, or ornamentation - for up to 10 years, under the Designs Act, 2000. It's easy to underestimate how much of a brand's identity sits in that visual signature until a near-identical knockoff shows up on the same shelf.
We register designs for fashion labels, packaging teams, and product companies who've learned this the hard way: without registration, copying isn't just possible, it's legal. Once your design is on record, you can stop others from using it, control its licensing, and treat it as the commercial asset it actually is.
Our Design Protection Services
Design Registration
We file with the Indian Design Office and manage the process end to end.
Design Infringement Litigation
A cease-and-desist first, litigation if that doesn't settle it - either way, we move fast.
Design Search and Evaluation
A novelty search before filing tells you honestly whether the design will hold up, not just whether it looks original.
Licensing and Commercialization of Designs
Whether it's a manufacturing license or a branding deal, the agreement is what decides how much of that value you actually keep.
Design Portfolio Management
A catalogue of designs needs the same discipline as a single flagship product. We handle both the same way.
International Design Protection
Filing through the Hague Agreement or direct country filings once you're exporting or manufacturing abroad.
Design Enforcement and Monitoring
We watch the market and act the moment something looks too close to yours.
Consultancy and Advisory on Design Strategy
A new product line or a new market changes what your design strategy needs to cover. We help you work out what that is before it matters.
A design is often the fastest thing about a product to copy and the easiest to protect, if you register it before launch rather than after a competitor notices. We help you get that timing right.
Whether you're protecting one flagship product or a whole catalogue, the approach is the same: register early, monitor the market, and act the moment something looks too familiar.