Lorna Jane: Activewear brand in court for 'anti-virus' claims - BBC News
Two years in the making: Lorna Jane reveals newest activewear technology - Ragtrader
ACCC takes Lorna Jane to court over 'Anti-virus Activewear' claims | ACCC
Coronavirus Australia: Lorna Jane forced to rebrand clothing line it spruiked as 'anti-virus'
Lorna Jane in hot water after 'anti-virus' activewear claims are refuted by medical experts | The West Australian
ACCC accuses Lorna Jane of false COVID-19 protection claims over 'LJ Shield' clothes | The Australian
Lorna Jane's 'Anti-Virus Activewear' subject to ACCC federal court action | 7NEWS
Lorna Jane rebrands 'anti-virus' clothing range after being slammed for claims it stops diseases | Daily Mail Online
Lorna Jane 'anti-virus' activewear does not stop viruses and could endanger people, doctors say - triple j
Lorna Jane pays $5 million over false 'anti-virus activewear' claims | ACCC
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Lorna Jane 'anti-virus' activewear does not stop viruses and could endanger people, doctors say - triple j
Activewear brand Lorna Jane fined $5m for claiming clothes could stop Covid spread | Business | The Guardian
Is Compliance Killing Creativity in Advertising? The Lorna Jane Case.
Activewear brand Lorna Jane claimed its clothes could prevent Covid spread, fined $3.7 mn | World News - Hindustan Times
An activewear company told customers its clothes repelled covid. The false claims led to a $3.7 million fine
Now the ACCC is taking Lorna Jane to court for false 'anti-virus' advertising - Lexology
Australian brand fined over 'anti-virus activewear' claim - World News
Lorna Jane Taken to Federal Court for Anti-Virus Activewear - Best Practice
Firm fined £2.6m for claiming clothes prevent Covid
Lorna Jane pays $5 million over false 'anti-virus activewear' claims | ACCC
Lorna Jane to face court over claims activewear could stop coronavirus spread
Lorna Jane's 'Anti-Virus Activewear' to face ACCC federal court action | 7NEWS - YouTube
Lorna Janes' anti-virus marketing hype backfires badly - Lexology
Futuristic coating for hospital fabrics and activewear kills COVID and E. coli
Lorna Jane pays $5m for shocking 'anti-virus activewear' claims
