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750.290 – Imitation leather; boots and shoes | Michigan Law

Michigan law mandates clear 'imitation leather' stamping on footwear made with imitation leather to ensure transparency and prevent illegal sales.

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Michigan State Law

750.290 – Imitation leather; boots and shoes

Michigan Penal Code § 750.290

Summary

Michigan law requires manufacturers, sellers, and distributors of boots and shoes made with imitation leather to clearly stamp the words 'imitation leather' on the footwear. The law specifies the placement and size of the stamp, especially on parts like soles, heels, and counters. Possessing unmarked imitation leather footwear with intent to sell is considered prima facie evidence of intent to sell.

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In simple terms: Michigan law mandates clear 'imitation leather' stamping on footwear made with imitation leather to ensure transparency and prevent illegal sales.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.