What is the pattern company?

About us. Pattern® provides a proven blend of marketplace analytics, product distribution, MAP compliance, and brand management to drive ecommerce acceleration for premium brands. We thrive on high energy, professional excellence, and disciplined creativity.

What is Pattern Marketing?

Pattern Marketing is a web design and online marketing powerhouse that works with businesses all across Chicagoland. From the design phase to developing brand new content and building effective ads, we can take on any new challenge you throw at us.

What does pattern ecommerce do?

Pattern’s platform works with brands to accelerate sales by buying inventory, figuring out gaps are in sales, optimizing it across marketplaces and identifying insights for boosting margins.

What is an ecommerce Accelerator?

Ecommerce acceleration is the process of applying data-driven technology and expertise to increase revenue growth across major online commerce channels, including ecommerce marketplaces like Amazon, Walmart, Target, Tmall and eBay. Companies that specialize in providing such services are called ecommerce accelerators.

Can you sell clothes made from patterns?

All of that boils down to two conclusions: Patterns in written or PDF form — at least the text and images in their tangible form — are copyrightable and protected, but a useful item like clothing is not (although severable and distinct design elements may or may not be).

Who is the CEO of pattern?

Hair Story Spotlight: PATTERN CEO & Founder Tracee Ellis Ross.

Are patterns copyrighted?

In the United States, patterns are generally not eligible for copyright protection as copyright does not apply to methods or “procedures for doing, making, or building things.” Additionally, an item created from a pattern also lacks copyright protection if it is considered to be a functional object.

Can fabric patterns be copyrighted?

The designs embossed or imprinted on textiles or fabrics are entitled to protection under the Copyright Act. However, the style, shape, or pattern of the finished garment itself is not copyrightable. In addition, clothes are considered to be useful articles, and are not copyrightable.