Are widely used features in a product entitled to trade dress protection? The answer to that question has been narrowed considerably, at least for elements widely used in the marketplace, by a recent court ruling in a case brought on by Deckers Outdoor Corp. against Last Brand Inc., doing business as Quince. Quince is a direct-to-consumer retailer known for selling dupes of designer looks at lower prices while promising similar or comparable quality as the original. More from WWD Deckers filed its lawsuit ...