First of all, the color combination trademark does not limit the specific shape, while the designated color trademark must have a fixed shape:

Secondly, the distinctiveness of the color combination trademark lies in the color, while the designated color combination The distinctiveness of a trademark lies in the combination of graphics and color;

Thirdly, a color combination trademark with only one color lacks distinctiveness, while a designated color trademark with only one color does not lack distinctiveness. A designated color trademark can be It consists of many colors, and if a color combination trademark consists of too many colors, it may be too complex to be registered.

Note: There is one requirement when applying for trademark registration: whether to specify a color and what color to specify. If a trademark specifies a color, it means that in future uses of the trademark, only the specified color can be used, and no other colors can be used. If no color is specified, there are no restrictions on subsequent use of the color. Therefore, it is recommended that trademark applicants generally not specify colors.