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FASHION LAW HANDBOOKS
The FLAA Fashion Law Handbook Series is a growing collection of practical and accessible publications on fashion law. Each series explores key areas of fashion law, as well as the legal frameworks of different African jurisdictions and sectors of the fashion industry.
Sector-Specific Handbooks
Fashion increasingly intersects with other industries, creating entirely new legal questions. This series explores those intersections and the laws behind them.
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Fashion Law and Sports Handbook
This handbook is an accessible introduction to the legal issues that arise across fashion and the sportswear industry.
The Fashion Law Handbook Series
A compilation of 10 easy to read handbooks to help you understand the intricacies of fashion law.
This handbook offers an introduction to what fashion law is and what it actually covers.
An explanation of the different types of IP in fashion and how to protect them.
Explores ethical and policy challenges in global fashion supply chains.
A guide on drafting, understanding, and negotiating fashion-related contracts.
Examines how to identify and fight piracy, fake goods, and IP theft.
Addresses the protection of African cultural expression and indigenous fashion practices.
An explanation of the legal issues in fashion’s digital future.
Discusses how fabric flows across borders and the trade policies that affect designers.
A mini-guide for brands selling online on legal and regulatory frameworks.
Explores the legal, structural, and institutional aspects of fashion law education globally.
The Beauty Law Handbook Series
Five easy-to-read handbooks that introduce the principles and frameworks of beauty law in Africa.
An introduction to beauty law and the areas of the beauty industry that it covers.
A guide to product safety, ingredient rules, labelling requirements and regulatory approvals.
An overview of how to protect brand identity, trademarks and indigenous formulations.
A breakdown of the legal rules for advertising, influencer partnerships and online selling.
An outline of how laws and public policy can support a safe and globally competitive African beauty industry.