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When you apply for a trademark registration, you must state which goods and services (products) you plan to use the trademark for. This is called classification, as you need to associate your products with product classes. When the trademark is registered, your exclusive right to use the trademark will apply only to the goods and services you choose.
In our product selector, you can choose goods and services.
It can be helpful to see which classes others in the same business sector have registered their trademark under. Information about this can be found in our official trademarks register.
Some find it difficult to define which products they offer. It may help to ask yourself: What are you going to make money on/offer in the market?
You cannot add more products after you have filed the application. Therefore, think carefully about which products you will use the trademark on, now and in the future.
You can get help and suggestions by using our product selector.
In our register, you can see which product classes others in the same business sector have chosen for their trademarks. For example, search for a company name, or a keyword from the business sector.
Yes, others can use and register the same trademark as you, as long as it concerns a completely different business sector so there is no risk of confusion.
All goods and services are placed into an international class system of 45 classes. The products are placed in a class based on the product's function, purpose and material. Accessories for an item often go in the same class as the item itself. Services are placed in different classes according to industries/business areas.
A product can be included in several classes if it has several purposes, is made of different materials or exists in both processed and unprocessed form.
If you are going to sell your own goods or offer your own services, you only need to select the goods or service class the product belongs to, for example Class 25: "Clothing" or Class 44: "Beauty care". Sales and marketing of the goods and services are included in the exclusive right you get upon registration.
You therefore do not need "marketing and sales in class 35", unless you are going to sell other people's products or carry out marketing for other traders.
If you are registering the name of a jewelry store where you sell both your own jewelry (with the same brand as the store) and jewelry from other manufacturers, it is appropriate to choose both:
If you are going to run a cafe and also sell a coffee blend with the same name, you can choose this product and service:
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