Trademark Classes
The USPTO subscribes to an international classification system for
trademarks. Under this system, a trademark is registered only in the
specific class that covers that particular product or service. This is a quick
overview of the 42 classes. For more detailed descriptions, consult the Acceptable Identification of
Goods & Services Manual available in the Patent Research Area.
Goods
- Chemicals
- Paints
- Cosmetics and Cleaning Preparations
- Lubricants and Fuels
- Pharmaceuticals
- Metal Goods
- Machinery
- Hand Tools
- Electrical and Scientific Apparatus
- Medical Apparatus
- Environmental Control Apparatus
- Vehicles
- Firearms
- Jewelry
- Musical Instruments
- Paper Goods and Printer Matter
- Rubber Goods
- Leather Goods
- Non-Metallic Building Materials
- Furniture and Articles Not Otherwise Classified
- Housewares and Glass
- Cordage and Fibers
- Yarns and Threads
- Fabrics
- Clothing
- Fancy Goods
- Floor Coverings
- Toys and Sporting Goods
- Meats and Processed Foods
- Staple Foods
- Natural Agricultural Products
- Light Beverages
- Wines and Spirits
- Smokers' Articles
Services
- Advertising and Business
- Insurance and Financial
- Construction and Repair
- Communication
- Transportation and Storage
- Material Treatment
- Education and Entertainment
- Miscellaneous
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