What is the difference between trademark registration in Class 25 and Class 35? Some manufacturers need to register trademarks, and then after consulting our customers, we recommend that they register Class 25 and Class 35 trademarks, but the customer is not familiar with the trademark business and categories. I don’t know why two categories need to be registered, so what are the differences between trademark registration in category 25 and category 35? The differences between trademark registration in category 25 and category 35 are as follows:

Class 25 clothing, shoes, and hats.

2501 Clothing; 2502 Baby textile products; 2503 Special sportswear; 2504 Impermeable clothing; 2505 Costumes; 2506 Special shoes; 2507 Shoes; 2508 Hats; 2509 Socks; 2510 Gloves (excluding special gloves) ;2511 Ties, scarves, shawls, veils; 2512 Belts, clothing belts; 2513 Single product.

Class 35 Advertising; Business Operations; Business Management; Office Affairs.

3501 Advertising; 3502 Business management auxiliary industry; 3503 Promotion for others; 3504 Personnel management auxiliary industry; 3505 Commercial enterprise relocation; 3506 Office affairs; 3507 Accounting; 3508 Single service

Trademark The difference between registering Class 25 and Class 35:

Category 25 belongs to commodity trademarks. This category is mainly clothing. After you register a trademark, the trademark can be marked on the clothing produced.

Class 35 is a service mark. This category is mainly advertising, import and export agency, and sales promotion (for others). The difference you are asking about is probably because you want to know what promotion is. Promotion here is equivalent to you being an agent, and the goods you sell do not have your registered trademark. Trademark differences: 35 categories of trademarks and 25 categories of trademarks