Wool is an important raw material for knitting sweaters and scarves. Winter is coming, so pack a warm sweater and a warm scarf and you won’t feel cold anymore this winter. For wool, if a company wants to occupy a large share of the market, it naturally needs a brand with valuable certification to be convincing in the market. Therefore, for valuable trademarks and brands, only trademark transfer can bring good news to companies that need to quickly seize the market. When it comes to obtaining woolen yarn trademarks, why is trademark transfer better than trademark registration?

Wool belongs to the 23rd category of yarn, thread and silk; 2301-yarn and silk for textile use; 2302-thread; 2303-wool thread. 2303 wool; wool 230012, chenille yarn 230031, wool yarn C230011, artificial wool yarn C230012, expanded yarn C230013, cashmere C230014. When transferring a woolen yarn trademark, you naturally need to pay attention to the fact that the woolen yarn trademark belongs to the 23rd category among the 45 categories of trademarks. In this way, when you need to buy a woolen yarn trademark, you won't be confused about which category the trademark belongs to. Another reason why Class 23 trademark transfer is better than registration. Mainly divided into success rate and value, as well as time and other issues.

First of all, trademark transfer is more valuable. After a trademark is registered, it needs to be promoted from the beginning, and its initial value will be quite low. Trademark transfer is generally recognized in the market and has a certain degree of popularity and high value, making it easier for buyers to establish their own brands in a short period of time.

Second, the time when the trademark was obtained. Generally speaking, it takes one to two years to register a trademark. The National Trademark Office does not have precise regulations on the time for trademark registration. Generally speaking, trademark transfer only takes 6 to 10 months. Compared with trademark registration fees, it saves more than half of the time, which is a considerable time saver for many buyers who need to own a trademark in a short period of time.

The second is the success rate of trademark acquisition. The pass rate for registered trademarks is not high. This is the process of registering a new trademark. It is difficult to determine whether there is a similar trademark at the Trademark Office or on the market. When the Trademark Office finds that a trademark is almost urgent, it may result in the trademark registration being unsuccessful. Compared with trademark registration, the risks of trademark transfer are relatively small. The transferred trademark itself is a trademark approved and registered by the State Trademark Office and recognized by the State Trademark Office. Therefore, it is impossible for the National Trademark Office to reject a trademark because of similarity. To transfer a trademark, only when both parties register with the National Trademark Office through an agency can the transferee obtain the trademark registration certificate and trademark ownership. For details of trademark transfer agency, please consult Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Transfer Network!