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: TradeMark Express: A Daily BlogBy Shannon Moore
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How to Trademark Your Clothing Line
As promised in this post, I'll explore what's acceptable as a specimen as it pertains to clothing.
When it comes to clothing, the best thing to send to the USPTO is either a tag or a label. This makes it clear that the name and/or logo is being used for a clothing line. The USPTO will no longer accept a picture of a, for instance, t-shirt with the name appearing only on the front. Those days are over.
Let's look at a few examples to illustrate this.
1) Your specimen can be a tag all on its own as seen here
2) Your specimen can be a tag that's attached and/or sewed into a garment as seen here
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Full post as published by TradeMark Express: A Daily Blog on November 05, 2007 (boomark / email).
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