Feisate

Feisate is a brand primarily associated with consumer grooming products. There is no evidence of a formal corporate headquarters, and its ownership appears to be based in China. UK trademark filings for the "Feisate" brand name list the owner as Luan Zhao. The company does not appear to be public, and no reliable information on its employee count or revenue is available. Feisate operates as a seller on major e-commerce platforms like Walmart and eBay.

The company’s products are focused on mirrors for personal grooming and beauty. Its product line includes LED-lighted car visor vanity mirrors, handheld foam-framed mirrors for barbers, and three-way mirrors designed for self-haircutting and styling. These products are marketed directly to consumers and professionals through various online retail channels.

Feisate's patent litigation posture is that of an operating company defending itself against patent infringement allegations. The single tracked case, an appeal at the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, lists Feisate as a plaintiff-appellant. However, this appeal originates from a district court case where Feisate was one of many defendants.

The notable case is an appeal from Roadway Retail LLC v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A, originally filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas. In that suit, plaintiff Roadway Retail LLC accused Feisate and numerous other online sellers of patent infringement. Feisate, along with several co-defendants, appealed an order from the district court, leading to its appearance as an appellant at the Federal Circuit.