Tea sets generally refer to tea drinking utensils such as teapots, teacups, and tea spoons. Tea culture has been popular in ancient China, and it has also been used by many people in its spread around the world. Loved by people abroad. Drinking tea mainly requires tea sets, so regarding the category of the tea set trademark, what is the most accurate category classification?

Through the query in the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, we can know that the category of the tea set trademark is Class 21 - 2105 - Tea Sets, Wine Sets, Coffee Sets and Drinking Sets - Tea Sets (Tableware) 210209. Because tea sets are also widely used in modern society, their demand will hardly change much.

Trademarks need to be approved before they can be protected by law, and trademarks themselves also have many characteristics. Next, let’s talk about what are the specific basic characteristics of trademarks?

①The trademark is distinctive. Distinctiveness is the most basic characteristic of a trademark, which can distinguish other people's goods or services, thereby making it easier for consumers to identify them. Distinctiveness is the basis for determining whether a trademark will be approved when registered, so its effectiveness is great when registering and using the trademark. It targets different groups of people, but its distinctiveness remains unchanged.

The distinctiveness of a trademark tells us that it cannot imply product characteristics, that is, a trademark that affects or implies the nature or quality of the goods used; it has nothing to do with products or services: the words that constitute the trademark are fixed in the dictionary meaning, but has nothing to do with the specified goods or services.

②The trademark is exclusive. A registered trademark must also be exclusive. The purpose of using a trademark is to distinguish the source of other people's products or services and facilitate consumer identification. Therefore, the trademark owner has exclusive and exclusive rights to the trademark. No one can use it without the permission of the trademark owner, otherwise it will constitute trademark infringement.

③Trademarks have value. Trademarks are valuable because they represent the credibility and corporate image of the trademark owner's business operations. The trademark owner's application for registration, publicity and use of the trademark makes the trademark have a certain value and can also increase the added value of the trademark. The value of a trademark can be determined through evaluation, and the trademark can be transferred for a fee, or it can be licensed to others for use in exchange for a certain royalty.

Trademarks are the company’s business card to the outside world, so you should understand the characteristics of the trademark when registering at the beginning. The same is true for trademarks obtained through trademark transfer. Enterprises need to think carefully and clearly.