Trademark Application Class 25 Clothing, Footwear, headwear for Humans

In this blog we aim to provide a detailed overview of Class 25 in the Trademark Classification process. Choosing the right trademark class is important for successful trademark use. Sometimes the application falls into more than one category, providing better protection. That’s why choosing the right class is so important—it reinforces the effectiveness of the entire application process.

Trademark Class 25 Overview

Class 25 primarily deals with clothing, footwear, and headwear designed for humans.

Detailed Inclusions:

  • Components: Includes parts of clothing, footwear, and headwear such as cuffs, pockets, ready-made linings, heels, heelpieces, cap peaks, and hat frames.
  • Speciality Apparel: This class also covers clothing and footwear specifically designed for sports, including items like ski gloves, sports jerseys, cycling apparel, judo and karate uniforms, football and gymnastic shoes, and ski boots.
  • Costumes and Novelty Items: Encompasses masquerade costumes and paper clothing, including paper hats intended for wear.
  • Miscellaneous Apparel Accessories: Includes bibs not made from paper, pocket squares, and footmuffs that are not electrically heated.

Exclusions from Class 25: Certain items that might seem related but are classified differently include:

  • Shoemaking Hardware and Accessories: This includes small hardware like shoe pegs, clasps, buckles, zippers, and decorative items like ribbons and hatbands, which fall under Classes 6, 20, and 26.
  • Specialized Clothing and Footwear: Protective gear and clothing intended for specific safety or medical purposes, such as helmets, fire-resistant clothing, surgical attire, and orthopedic shoes are not included and are classified under Classes 9 and 10.
  • Electric and Specific Use Items: Electrically heated clothing and specific types of sporting goods like baseball gloves, boxing gloves, and ice skates are classified under Classes 11, 12, and 28.
  • Paper Products and Miscellaneous: Paper bibs and paper handkerchiefs, as well as clothing for animals and dolls’ clothes, are excluded and belong to Classes 16, 18, and 28.

Understanding these classifications helps ensure that trademarks are registered under the correct categories, facilitating better legal protection and market clarity. This knowledge is essential for anyone involved in the creation, registration, or legal oversight of trademarked fashion products.

Brands/Trademarks You Might Know in Class 25:

Brand Name: Adidas

Brand Description: [CLASS : 25] CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, ESPECIALLY SPORT AND LESIURE WEAR, SPORT AND LESIURE SHOES.

Class 25, Trademark Application Class 25 Clothing, footwear, headwear.

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Detailed List of goods Classified under Class 25

  1. adhesive bras / adhesive brassieres
  2. albs
  3. ankle boots
  4. aprons [clothing]
  5. ascots
  6. babies’ pants [underwear]
  7. bandanas [neckerchiefs]
  8. bath robes
  9. bath sandals
  10. bath slippers
  11. bathing caps
  12. bathing suits / swimsuits
  13. bathing trunks / bathing drawers
  14. beach clothes
  15. beach shoes
  16. belts [clothing]
  17. berets
  18. bibs, not of paper
  19. bibs, sleeved, not of paper
  20. boas [necklets]
  21. bodices [lingerie]
  22. boot uppers
  23. boots for sports*
  24. boots*
  25. boxer shorts
  26. braces for clothing [suspenders] / suspenders
  27. brassieres
  28. breeches for wear
  29. camisoles
  30. cap peaks
  31. caps being headwear
  32. chasubles
  33. clothing containing slimming substances
  34. clothing for gymnastics
  35. clothing incorporating LEDs
  36. clothing of imitations of leather
  37. clothing of leather
  38. clothing*
  39. coats
  40. collars [clothing]
  41. combinations [clothing]
  42. corselets
  43. corsets [underclothing]
  44. cuffs / wristbands [clothing]
  45. cyclists’ clothing
  46. detachable collars
  47. dress shields
  48. dresses
  49. dressing gowns
  50. ear muffs [clothing]
  51. embroidered clothing
  52. esparto shoes or sandals
  53. fingerless gloves
  54. fishing vests
  55. fittings of metal for footwear
  56. football shoes / football boots
  57. footmuffs, not electrically heated
  58. footwear uppers
  59. footwear*
  60. fur stoles
  61. furs [clothing]
  62. gabardines [clothing]
  63. galoshes / goloshes
  64. garters
  65. girdles
  66. gloves [clothing]
  67. gymnastic shoes
  68. hairdressing capes
  69. half-boots
  70. hat frames [skeletons]
  71. hats
  72. headbands [clothing]
  73. headscarves / headscarfs
  74. headwear
  75. heel protectors for shoes
  76. heelpieces for footwear
  77. heelpieces for stockings
  78. heels
  79. hoods [clothing]
  80. hosiery
  81. jackets [clothing]
  82. jerseys [clothing]
  83. judo uniforms
  84. jumper dresses / pinafore dresses
  85. karate uniforms
  86. kimonos
  87. knickers / panties
  88. knitwear [clothing]
  89. lace boots
  90. latex clothing
  91. layettes [clothing]
  92. leggings [leg warmers] / leg warmers
  93. leggings [trousers]
  94. leotards
  95. liveries
  96. maniples
  97. mantillas
  98. masquerade costumes
  99. mitres [hats] / miters [hats]
  100. mittens
  101. money belts [clothing]
  102. motorists’ clothing
  103. muffs [clothing]
  104. neck tube scarves / neck gaiters
  105. neckties
  106. non-slipping devices for footwear
  107. outerclothing
  108. overalls / smocks
  109. overcoats / topcoats
  110. paper clothing
  111. paper hats [clothing]
  112. parkas
  113. pelerines
  114. pelisses
  115. petticoats
  116. pocket squares
  117. pockets for clothing
  118. ponchos
  119. pyjamas / pajamas
  120. rash guards
  121. ready-made clothing
  122. ready-made linings [parts of clothing]
  123. sandals
  124. saris
  125. sarongs
  126. sashes for wear
  127. scarves / scarfs
  128. shawls
  129. shirt fronts
  130. shirt yokes
  131. shirts
  132. shoes*
  133. short-sleeve shirts
  134. shower caps
  135. ski boots
  136. ski gloves
  137. skirts
  138. skorts
  139. skull caps
  140. sleep masks
  141. slippers
  142. slips [underclothing]
  143. sock suspenders
  144. socks
  145. inner soles
  146. soles for footwear
  147. spats / gaiters
  148. sports jerseys
  149. sports shoes*
  150. sports singlets
  151. stocking suspenders
  152. stockings
  153. studs for football boots
  154. stuff jackets [clothing]
  155. suits
  156. sweat-absorbent socks
  157. sweat-absorbent stockings
  158. sweat-absorbent underwear / sweat-absorbent underclothing
  159. sweaters / jumpers [pullovers] / pullovers
  160. teddies [underclothing] / bodies [underclothing]
  161. tee-shirts
  162. tights
  163. tips for footwear
  164. togas
  165. top hats
  166. trouser straps / gaiter straps
  167. trousers / pants (Am.)
  168. turbans
  169. underpants
  170. underwear / underclothing
  171. uniforms
  172. valenki [felted boots]
  173. veils [clothing]
  174. visors being headwear
  175. waistcoats / vests
  176. waterproof clothing
  177. welts for footwear
  178. wet suits for water-skiing
  179. wimples
  180. wooden shoes