Trademark Class 26:Embroidery, Laces and Haberdashery

Updated on December 28, 2024 12:19:03 PM

An individual or business producing goods related to embroidery, laces, false hair, hair accessories or haberdashery can secure their brand authority by registering their trademark under trademark class 26. Trademark registration is an essential component for a business that provides security and maintains the business identity.

Through this article, you can get complete information about trademark class 26 and the comprehensive list of items that cover TM class 26.

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What is Trademark Class 26?

Trademark class 26 consists of all the products related to clothing accessories, lace, embroidery, false hair or its accessories and haberdashery items. The total 45 classes are mentioned by Nice Classification which covers approx 80,000 items and it is further categorised under two main categories such as goods classes (1 to 34) and service classes (35 to 45).

Trademark class 26 is one of the essential classes of the Nice Classification. TM registration under trademark class 26, protects a business by giving several exclusive rights to the owner who sells embroidery and fancy-related items.

Comprehensive List of Items Covered under Trademark Class 26

Here is the comprehensive list of items given below that are covered under trademark class 26:

Category Type of Footwear
Clothing/ Apparel and clothing accessories
  • belt clasps
  • birds’ feathers [clothing accessories]
  • brassards/arm bands [clothing accessories]
  • brooches [clothing accessories]
  • buckles [clothing accessories]
  • collar supports
  • feathers [clothing accessories]
  • ostrich feathers [clothing accessories]
  • shoulder pads for clothing
  • skirt flounces
  • spangles for clothing
Fancy Goods
  • artificial flowers
  • artificial fruit
  • artificial garlands
  • artificial plants
  • false beards
  • false moustaches
  • mica spangles
  • wreaths of artificial flowers
Lace and Embroidery
  • badges for wear, not of precious metal
  • Beads
  • buttons*
  • chenille [passementerie]
  • cords for rimming, clothing
  • edgings for clothing
  • elastic ribbons
  • embroidering crochet hooks
  • frills [lacework]
  • gold embroidery
  • lace trimmings/passementerie
  • prize ribbons
  • woollen laces
Haberdashery
  • binding needles
  • bobbins for retaining embroidery floss or wool
  • Bodkins
  • boxes for needles
  • corset busks
  • darning needles
  • heat adhesive patches for repairing textile articles
  • hook and pile fastening tapes
  • hooks [haberdashery]
  • hooks for corsets
  • knitting needles
  • needles*
  • needles for wool combing machines
  • ribbons
  • rosettes
  • rug hooks
  • saddlers’ needles
  • sewing needles
  • sewing boxes
  • sewing thimbles
  • tassels [haberdashery]
  • zip fasteners/slide fasteners [zippers] / zippers
False Hair/ Hair accessories or products
  • hair bands
  • hair grips/bobby pins
  • hair curling pins
  • hair barrettes/hair slides
  • hairpins
  • hair nets
  • hair colouring caps/hair colouring caps
  • hair curling papers
  • hair extensions
  • hair curlers, other than hand implements
  • false hair
  • Braids
  • bows for the hair
  • decorative articles for the hair
  • tresses of hair
  • toupees
  • wigs
Shoe Related articles
  • shoe fasteners
  • shoe hooks
  • shoelaces
  • shoe ornaments,
  • shoe eyelets
  • shoe buckles
  • shoemakers’ needles

Benefits of Registration of the Trademark under Trademark Class 26

The registration of a trademark under Trademark Class 26 has various benefits for a business that sells goods like embroidery, lace, fine goods, needles, and sewing-related items. These essential components include:

  • A brand can secure itself apart from rivals and develop a distinctive personality in the market by registering a trademark under Trademark Class 26.
  • The registration under trademark class 26 gives the trademark owner a number of legal rights and protections, strengthening the standing of the brand. Additionally, it helps to establish a monopoly over the trademark, especially given the unique nature of the products.
  • When a company successfully registers its trademark under trademark class 26, it can successfully build consumer confidence in the embroidery and fancy products it manufactures.
  • The Trademark Class 26 registration, which gives a thorough description of the product, is crucial in reducing the probability of trademark infringement.

How Can Litem Legalis Help You?

A team of experienced professionals at Litem Legalis can help you register a trademark quickly and easily. By keeping our clients informed throughout the whole process of TM Registration, we are committed to providing them with the best customer care. A low rejection rate and experience in TM registration make us an excellent choice.

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Conclusion

Businesses that sell embroidery, laces, decorative objects, needles, and products related to sewing can benefit significantly from trademark registration under Trademark Class 26. By making use of the opportunities provided by Trademark Class 26, businesses can differentiate themselves from the competition, protect their intellectual property, and lay a solid basis for success in their particular industries.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which class of trademark does a false hair fall under?

According to the Nice Classification, false hair and hair-related accessories fall under Trademark class 26.

What is covered by trademark class 26?

Trademark class 26 consists of all the products related to clothing accessories, lace, embroidery, false hair or its accessories and haberdashery items.

What are the fees of trademark registration in trademark class 26?

The basic government fees for registration are Rs. 4500 for the online registration and Rs. 5000 for the offline mode. This fee will be increased according to the number of classes selected by the applicants during the filing.

What documents are needed for the trademark?

The needed documents for an electronic trademark are a logo, Nature of Goods & Service, Aadhar Card, GST, Signed Power of Attorney, Signed User Affidavit, MSME Certificate, and Start-up Certificate.

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