Does the design patent of small knitwear or textiles have substantial effect?

7 pieces for a set, * * * designed 7 logo patterns, each with a pattern printed on it. When I apply, if all seven patterns are printed on one piece to apply, if others only print one pattern on each piece to counterfeit, is it considered infringement?

-Probably not.

Secondly, does this kind of design patent have any substantial protective effect? For example, if someone infringes, will the relevant departments stop and punish them?

However, this measure is probably not what you want. Generally speaking, it is ordered to stop the infringement and compensate some money, and the punishment will not be exaggerated.

I am considering whether it is necessary to apply and whether it is of practical value.

-see if you think it is necessary. Clothing products themselves will be updated very quickly, and patent applications themselves will take time, ranging from two to three months to one year. After the patent application, it is meaningless if this product is out of season. If it is a classic, it is still relatively valuable, and we should also take into account the rights protection after being infringed as mentioned in the previous article.