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Father’s Day is right around the corner and if you’re looking for the perfect gift for the dad in your life, maybe you should tap into his curiosity with a one-of-a-kind puzzle. Puzzles have been around for millennia. They tap into our natural curiosity about the world around us and satisfy that itch for creative problem-solving. This puzzle from MSCHF is not only a challenging puzzle, but also a shot at being a millionaire.

Puzzle lovers, you are in luck! Imagine all the fun of putting together a 500-piece puzzle with the added delight of potentially winning two million dollars! Yep, MSCHF, the makers of the One Million Dollar Puzzle, are back with a puzzle that’s double the fun and potential reward — The Two Million Dollar Puzzle. And NYP readers are getting first dibs on purchasing this puzzle, which guarantees everyone’s a winner and takes home between $1 and $2,000,000 upon completion, before it’s released to the public on May 16th. Snag it in advance and try your luck now for just $30,...

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Nike has doubled down on litigation against StockX in a heavyweight lawsuit between the biggest shoe manufacturer in the world and the hypebeast shoe resale platform that’s now valued at $3.8 billion. The battle started in February, when Nike filed a trademark suit against StockX, after StockX announced a...

Click here to read the full article. The skate label wants MSCHF to pay a coercive fine and attorneys’ fees. This content is for Limited, SJ Promo- 40% off, Annual, SJ Promo 50% off, $2/ Week, $3 / Week, SJ Promo- 25% off, $15 a Month and SJ Test 1 members only. You can read up to five free articles each month with a Limited Level Subscription. Please visit the site and log in, or subscribe to read. More from Sourcing JournalThom Browne Explains Why it Wants to Cancel an Adidas TrademarkDid This Podcast Interview Kill MSCHF's Chances in Vans Lawsuit?MSCHF Makers: Is Yeezy the 'Satan Shoe' Mastermind's Next Muse?Best of Sourcing JournalAllbirds and Chinatown Market Upcycle Scraps Into Auctionable FashionSourcing Snapshot: Global Footwear Manufacturing and Trade

Click here to read the full article. Updated, May 2: Vans is accusing MSCHF of violating a temporary restraining order that restricts the Brooklyn-based art collective from selling shoes that appear to be based on the Vans Old-Skool silhouette. A federal judge in late April ordered MSCHF to halt marketing, selling, promotion, and fulfillment for its MSCHF x Tyga “Wavy Baby” sneakers in the midst of a lawsuit regarding the shoes. According to the motion, sneaker orders that had already been placed had to be reversed or cancelled. For orders that could be cancelled, MSCHF had to escrow these funds in the...

In a new filing in the eastern district of New York court yesterday, Vans argues that controversial Brooklyn art collective MSCHF is violating a recent court order by continuing to fulfill orders for its Old Skool-like Wavy Baby sneakers. Late last month, Judge William Kuntz granted Vans a temporary restraining...

According to the Bible, Jesus turned water into wine, and now, MSCHF is turning holy water into hard seltzer. The boundary-pushing American art collective is making its foray into the booze industry with the launch of its Sacred Seltzer. The 5% ABV beverage, which is available in Mango, Cherry, and...