Registered · USPTO Class 025
Newly registered clothing trademarks
Marks that completed registration in the latest weekly window. Registration is the clearest signal that a word or design is already owned for apparel.
Registration is where an application becomes a right. A mark on this list has passed examination and completed registration in Class 025, so the owner can enforce it more directly than a pending application. If your slogan, label, or logo is close to one of these, treat it as a conflict until you know otherwise.
This view shows newly completed registrations, not every registration in force. The wider register is what the free search tool queries.
Strongest conflicts
What to look for in a registration
- Identical wording for overlapping goods. Same words plus t-shirts, hoodies, or hats is the clearest stop sign.
- Phonetic and visual equivalents. A registered “KLOVER” can still be close to “CLOVER” for clothing.
- Design registrations with a similar look. Open the serial number and compare the drawing, not just the text.
- Older filing dates. A long gap between filing and registration can point to established use and stronger rights.
Registered in the latest window
Completed registrations
Marks that completed registration during the latest weekly window in Class 025.
Registered marks
The window pill shows the actual date range in the source data. It is not rewritten to look more recent than the register.
What to do with a registered mark
- Search your exact phrase with the free Class 025 search tool.
- Check the owner and the goods description on TSDR — a mark only blocks within its scope.
- If the match is close, rename or get advice from a trademark attorney before you invest in the design.