Puma recently released "Cali-O Drive Thru sneakers seem inspired by In-N-Out Burger.Puma recently released "Cali-O Drive Thru sneakers seem inspired by In-N-Out Burger.Burger chain CaliforniaN-Out suing sports apparel company PumaSneakers that seem inspired by In-N-Color and brand of Out.In a statement to multiple news media, in-N-Winsinger, executive vice president of Out, said Puma and California designer Mike Bachman did notN-Out allows direct access to their new "California Drive" and "Cali-O sneakers across CC."In-N-Out Burger does not authorize the intentional use of In-by Puma and Cherman-N-"Out's trademark and trade clothing, including color design and palm tree logo," he wrote ."."Puma and Cherman deliberately confuse consumers for their own benefit, and also leave the impression that our trademarks and unique trade clothing are available to the public."MORE IN-N-Out: latest entry in Bay Area-N-Now VallejoThe shoes are mostly white with a red and yellow accent on the sole.On the Cali-O cross the CC shoes with red palm trees printed on the laces and an image of a hamburger on the insole.California drop-off shoes have white laces that do not contain images of any palm trees or burgers.Movies of most sizesO shortly after its launch on February, Drive Thru CC sneakers sold out online and Puma has now completely removed it from the site.On Puma's website, however, the California drop-off design is still on sale.Opinion: No debateN-Chips were bad when Puma first released sneakers, the company said it was not with In-N-But this style is inspired by the culinary scene in California."It's $90 for a pair of California drop-free sneakers.The cost of passing CC is $110.Eric Ting is a staff writer at SFGATE.Email him at the meeting @ sfchronicle.Follow him on twitter and start receiving breaking news emails about floods, wildfires, civil emergencies, riots, National breaking news, Amber Alerts, weather emergencies, other critical events in SFGATE's breaking news email.Click here to make sure you get the message.