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The Breezy provides continuous all-day comfort in hot, humid environments, with airflow that cools the head by more than 5°F.
The Hard Hat Breezy Pro is designed for hard hat wearers and provides continuous all-day comfort in hot, humid environments, with airflow that cools the head by more than 5°F.
The Lil Breezy provides hours of comfort in hot, humid environments, with airflow that cools the head by up to 5°F.
Official Tigeraire magnetic USB charging cable, compatible with all Tigeraire V2 products: Cyclone Tornado Zephyr Sport Zephyr Pro Product includes cable only. Power adapter plug not included. Not compatible with Breezy line of products.
Tigeraire Air Accelerator products for athletes and working professionals. Nobody Blows Better.
A federal appeals court is now reviewing the trademark dispute between Baton Rouge tech startup **Tigeraire** and **Sun Day Red by Tiger Woods**, a Tiger Woods-affiliated apparel brand. The case involves allegations of brand confusion and infringement between the two entities. Legal proceedings remain ongoing as the court evaluates the claims.
Apr 2025Baton Rouge Business ReportNews article
Jack Karavich’s **Tigeraire** logo is involved in a trademark dispute with **Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red** brand. The conflict highlights a clash between two competing golf-related ventures, with Karavich’s startup having local Richmond connections.
Nov 2024Richmond BizSenseNews article
Tigeraire, a Louisiana-based company, is suing South Korea-owned Sun Day Red and its frontman Tiger Woods over a near-identical logo. The lawsuit follows Sun Day Red’s attempt to trademark a design resembling Tigeraire’s federally registered brand, prompting a legal dispute between the local tech startup and a private equity-backed entity. Tigeraire seeks to defend its established brand identity in federal court.
Oct 2024PR NewswireNews article
A tech startup named Tigeraire has filed a trademark lawsuit against Tiger Woods over his new Sun Day Red apparel brand, disputing the logo. The company, based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, claims the branding conflicts with its own existing trademarks. Woods launched Sun Day Red in February as part of his expanded apparel business.
Oct 2024OutKickNews article