CLEAR TO WEAR

Classe 3

[ Bleaching preparations and other substances for laundry use, namely, general purpose detergent, bleach, fabric softener, stain remover, and starch; all purpose cleaning preparations, scouring powder, and abrasive paste for kitchen, bathroom, laundry, and household use; perfumery, essential oils, and hair lotions; dentifrices; eau de toilette; cotton sticks for cosmetic purposes; hair colorants and dyes; polish and cream for footwear; shampoos; cosmetic kits comprised of blush, rouge, mascara, eye shadow, eyeliner, eyebrow pencils, lip gloss, and lipsticks; deodorants for personal use in the nature of perfumery; hair sprays; nail polish remover; make-up products, namely, blush, rouge, mascara, eye shadow, eyeliner, eyebrow pencils, lip gloss, and lipsticks; pomades for cosmetic purposes; sachets for perfuming linen; nail polish; cobbler's wax; shoe creams; incense; decorative transfers for cosmetic purposes; false nails and eyelashes; pumice stones for personal use; potpourri; hair waving lotions; non-medicated mouth care products, namely, mouth wash; oils for toiletry purposes; eau de cologne ]

Classe 8

Tableware, namely, knives, spoons, and forks [ ; electric and non-electric razors; non-electric can openers; oyster openers; non-electric hand implements for hair curling; electrically operated and non-electrically operated appliances for depilatory purposes; non-precious metal nutcrackers; electric and non-electric nail clippers; non-electric pizza cutters; vegetable slicers; cutlery; scaling knives; manicure sets; electric manicure sets; pedicure sets; cases and covers for razor knives; razor blades; nail files; electric and non-electric hair clippers for personal use; non-electric egg-slicers; non-electric cheese-slicers; hair clippers for beards; hair-removing tweezers; nail clippers; cuticle nippers; sugar tongs; eyelash curlers; scissors ]

Classe 9

[ Pre-recorded compact discs featuring music; calculators; anti-glare spectacles; eyeglasses; optical lenses; pince-nez chains; contact lenses; pince-nez cords; spectacles; cases for spectacles; spectacle frames and lenses; sunglasses; cases for eyeglasses and for contact lenses; lifesaving jackets; survival suits, namely, insulated overall wet suits; telephone sets; personal scales for use as a weighing apparatus; protective helmets; chronographs for use as special time recording apparatus; measuring spoons; pedometers; temperature indicators; electronic games programs; computer software for games, screen savers, word processing; non-medical thermometers; walkie-talkies; baby intercom monitors ]

Classe 10

[ Teething rings; babies' bottles; feeding bottle valves in the nature of nipples; feeding bottle teats; babies' pacifiers; breast pumps; orthopedic footwear; arch supports for boots and shoes ]

Classe 12

[ Safety seats for children for vehicles; bicycles; baby strollers; prams; sleighs ]

Classe 14

Jewelry; [ precious stones; horological and other chronometric instruments; ornamental pins; tie pins; needle cases of precious metal; napkin rings of precious metal; works of art of precious metal; fancy key rings of precious metal; silver and gold-plated items, namely, serving platters, candlesticks; ornaments of precious metal for footwear and hats; ashtrays of precious metal for smokers; ] cuff links

Classe 18

Leather and artificial leather; [ trunks and suitcases; umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks; all purpose bags and duffel bags for use while camping and hiking; beach bags; handbag frames; frames for umbrellas or parasols; ] purses; handbags; [ traveling bags; traveling cases and key cases of leather; college satchels; garment bags for travel; hat boxes of leather for travel; sling bags for carrying infants; wheeled shopping bags; containers and boxes of leather for storing greeting cards; school bags; pocketbooks; briefcases; unfitted vanity cases; animal collars; leather leashes for animals; umbrella covers; haversacks; ] rucksacks [ ; leather bags for merchandise packaging ]

Classe 20

[ Furniture; ] mirrors; picture frames; [ hand-held fans; pillows; curtain rings; wood and plastic crates; cupboards; lecterns; benches; table tops other than for craps tables; screens; trunks in the nature of furniture; ] boxes of wood or plastic; [ chests for toys; beds; bed headboards; tea carts; furniture in the nature of wine bottle racks; non-metallic baker's bread baskets; ] cushions [ ; mattresses; bamboo blinds; cots; wind chimes for use as decoration; decorative mobiles; divans; bookshelves; clothing covers being for storage and wardrobe use; hammocks; flower stands; jewelry boxes not of metal; works of art of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; straws for drinking; umbrella stands; playpens for babies; hangers for coats and hats; coat stands; desks; magazine racks; sleeping bags for camping; chairs; armchairs; sofas; stools; non-metallic stoppers for bottles; embroidery frames; high chairs for babies; infant walkers; deck chairs ]

Classe 21

[ Hair combs; bath sponges; hair brushes; cosmetic brushes; brush-making materials; unworked or semi-worked glass except construction glass; steel wool for cleaning; ] beverage glassware; decorative porcelain and earthenware in the nature of statuary, figurines, ornaments, plates, [ vases ] and bowls; [ bottle openers; oil bottles sold empty; cocktail shakers; ] candle snuffers; sugar bowls; [ trays; portable baby bath tubs; cloths for washing floors; ] glass bowls; [ tea balls; candy dishes; bottles sold empty; shaving brushes; pottery dishes; coffee machines in the nature of hand-operated coffee grinders; non-electric bottle warmers for babies; shoe horns; non-electric candelabras; wine tasters; flycatchers; table centerpieces in the nature of vases; shoe brushes; ] plant baskets; [ tea strainers; trouser stretchers; ice buckets; tie presses; ] door handles of porcelain; [ comb cases; shaped ironing board covers; gardening gloves; gloves for domestic use; polishing gloves; shoe trees; piggy banks not of metal; ] soap dishes; [ carafes; bird cages for domestic birds; butter dishes; works of art of porcelain, terra cotta and glass; toothpick containers; bread boxes; pepper pots; ] plates; [ feather dusters; face powder cases in the nature of vanity cases; shaving brush holders; sponge holders; toilet roll holders; perfume sprayers and vaporizers sold empty; non-electric graters for household purposes; crumb trays; ] coasters for bottles not of paper and not being table linen; [ trivets; boot jacks; salt cellars; clothes drying racks; coffee and tea services; napkin holders; washing and ironing boards; bread boards; carving boards; ] cups [ ; shirt stretchers; tea pots; flower pots; thermally insulated containers for food and beverages; cloths impregnated with a detergent for cleaning; toothbrushes; electric toothbrushes; dental floss; non-electric juicers ]

Classe 24

Textiles and textile goods, namely, bed sheets, bed blankets, pillow covers, [ pillow shams, dust ruffles, duvet covers, ][ quilts, comforters, afghans, crib bumpers, ] bed spreads, [ placemats, ] napkins, [ oven mitts, pot holders, tea towels, ] table cloths not made of paper; bath linen not including clothing; [ tissues of textile for removing make-up; labels of textile; textile used as lining for clothing; toilet gloves, namely, bath gloves; wall hangings of textile; handkerchiefs of textile; ] curtains of textile or plastic; household linen; towels of textile; [ net curtains; curtain holders of textile materials, namely, curtain tie backs; fabric flags; eiderdowns; unfitted protective furniture covers not of paper; covers for cushions; mosquito nets; textile cloths for cleaning glass; billiard cloth; traced cloth for embroidery; upholstery fabrics; ] face towels of textile [ ; sleeping bags ]

Classe 25

Men's, women's and children's ready-to-wear clothing, namely, [ overalls, tops, vests, ] undershirts, underpants, trousers, skirts, [ dresses, slacks, ] pants, blouses, shirts, t-shirts, sweaters, waistcoats, [ pullovers, cardigans, jerseys, ] jackets, [ suits, tuxedos, ] overcoats, coats, [ hunting jackets, track suits, ascots, ponchos; ] footwear, not including orthopedic footwear; headgear, namely, hats, scarves, [ kerchiefs, ear muffs, caps, ] headbands, [ cap visors; clothing for motorists and cyclists, namely, jackets, motorcycle gloves; bibs, not of paper; ] bathrobes; swimwear; [ bathing caps and sandals; boas; ] underwear; [ disposable nappies; ] scarves; [ footwear for sports; beach footwear; hoods; shawls; ] belts for clothing; [ money belts; wet suits; ] ties; [ corsets; fur stoles; girdles; foulards; ] gloves; [ waterproof clothing, namely, raincoats; mantillas; ] stockings; [ socks; neckerchiefs; textile nappies; dress handkerchiefs; fur coats; pajamas; soles for footwear; heels; veils; braces in the nature of suspenders; paper clothing, namely, paper hats; leotards; layettes; collars; singlets; insoles; bow ties; pareus; wristbands for wear; dress shields; carnival costumes, not including costume masks ]

Classe 26

[ Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braids; buttons for clothing; hooks and eyes; needles; artificial flowers; pin cushions; hat and shoe ornaments not of precious metal; hat pins; ] hair ornaments; hair bands; [ reins for guiding children; brooches being clothing accessories; sewing boxes; belt clasps; shoe laces; wreaths of artificial flowers; tea cosies; ornamental novelty badges; sewing thimbles; bows for the hair; needle cases, not of precious metal; buckles for use as clothing accessories; shoe buckles; shoulder pads for clothing, hair pins, bodkins, ] hair clips [ ; lace trimmings; feathers for use as clothing accessories; arts and crafts findings, namely, pompoms; zipper fasteners ]

Classe 28

[ Games, namely, card games, skill games, board games; toys, namely, rocking horses; toy vehicles, toy building blocks, toy mobiles, construction toys, mechanical action toys, battery-operated toys, children's multiple activity toys, bath toys, sport balls, ] plush and stuffed toys; [ sports articles, namely, skateboards, roller and ice skates; automatic games apparatus for electronic games not adapted for use with television receivers or external display screens or monitors of any nature; Christmas tree decorations; carnival and theatre masks; dolls' houses; party favors in the nature of small toys; marionette puppets; Christmas trees of synthetic material; kites; baby rattles; kaleidoscopes; ] teddy bears [ ; dolls; doll's clothes ]