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Comprehensive Search Report Search: GULIO Comment: Add any comment Reference: Add any reference/client name/docket number Report date: May 21, 2015 Classes: 25 Filter: No active filter Search package: US Full, Compr. Databases: Federal (USPTO), US states, WIPO + Common law + Domains (+300 gTLDs and ccTLDs), Trademarks: 72 Other classes: 0 Dead marks: 0 Domain name results: 218 US Common Law results: 6 Results per market: US (USPTO): 67, US states : 5 This is a sample report with: - attorney branding. - Description of Goods & Services for every mark in the list (can be switched off) - including some Full records (can be added for any mark or domain name). - color codes and comments per mark not included in this sample report Available formats: PDF, DOCX, RTF, HTML, CSV. You can customize and download every report as many times you need. Trademark Report - GULIO Similar trademarks - Overview Databases/ Row nr. Trademark Logotype Classes Owner/Applicant Status Serial US (USPTO) 1. GOELIA 18, 25 HU QIMING REGISTERED 79092246 Goods & Services: 018 - Animal skins; handbags; backpacks; umbrellas; leather thongs; fur pelts;canes; saddlery; gut for making sausages casings; purses 025 - Clothing, namely, shirts, pants, skirt, coat, suits and tops; wedding dresses; belts; scarves; gloves; hosiery; hats; shoes; masquerade costumes; waterproof clothing, namely, waterproof jackets and pants; swimsuits; layettes; underwear; knitwear, namely, knit shirts, knit sweaters, knit pants US (USPTO) CRYSTAL DRAGON REGISTERED AND 2. COOLIO 9, 25, 41 75443647 ENTERTAINMENT, INC. RENEWED Goods & Services: 009 - series of musical sound recordings 025 - 041 - entertainment services in the nature of live musical and acting performances; providing information about the tours of a certain musical performer, performances and sound recordings on a home page over a global computer network SECTION 8 & 15- US (USPTO) 3. GOLDTOE 25 GILDAN USA INC. ACCEPTED AND 77023665 ACKNOWLEDGED Goods & Services: 025 - Hosiery; Socks US (USPTO) 4. GOLDTOE 25 GILDAN USA INC. REGISTERED 77847496 Goods & Services: 025 - Clothing, namely, shirts, pants, shorts, and underwear, footwear, and headwear US (USPTO) 5. GOLDTOE 25 GILDAN USA INC. REGISTERED 86057773 Goods & Services: 025 - Clothing, namely, T-shirts and underwear; footwear, namely, socks US (USPTO) MANUFACTURERA 6. GILLIO 25 REGISTERED 77592131 HILMEN, S.A. DE C.V. Goods & Services: 025 - Blouses; Coats; Footwear for men and women; Hats; Pants; Shirts; Shoes; Skirts and dresses; T-shirts; Tennis shoes US (USPTO) Karimova Gulnara 7. GULI 14, 24, 25 REGISTERED 79069931 Islamovna Goods & Services: 014 - Precious metals and their alloys and goods in precious metals or coated therewith, not included in other classes, namely, jewelry; precious stones; horological and chronometric instruments, amulets, bracelets, straps for wristwatches, charms, brooches, pins being jewelry, tie pins, tie clips, cuff links, jewelry, jewelry made of spun silver, necklaces, rings, watch cases, medallions, gold thread jewelry, silver thread jewelry, earrings, statues of precious metal, figurines statuettes of precious metal, ornaments of precious metal, shoe ornaments of precious metal, hat ornaments of precious metal, silver ornaments of precious metal, ivory chronographs for use as watches and time pieces, jewelry chains, watches , wristwatches, jewelry cases 024 - Textiles and textile goods, not included in other classes, namely, bed covers and table cloths, velvet, bath linen, bed linen, linen, bed sheets, napkins of textile, serviettes of textile, table linen not of paper, table napkins of textile, drugget fabric, net curtains, tapestry of textile, handkerchiefs of textile, Bed covers, door curtains, tablecloths, not of paper, taffeta, rayon fabric, adhesive fabric for application by heat, traced cloths for embroidery, calico, knitted fabric, cotton fabric, silk cloth, woolen cloth, fabric of imitation animal skins, gauze fabric, tulle, labels of cloth 025 - Footwear, headwear and clothing, namely, bandanas, neckerchiefs, corselets, corsets, underclothing girdles, body linen, slips, underwear, overalls, smocks, boas, teddies, half-boots, breeches for wear, trousers, football boots, football shoes, brassieres, veils, galoshes, neckties, gaiters, spats, vests, waistcoats, singlets, sports jerseys, hosieries, hoods, collar protectors, cap peaks, sun visors, visors, tights, combinations, wet suits for water-skiing, bodices, lingerie, suits, bathing suits, swimsuits, masquerade costumes, beach cover-ups, jackets, camisoles, tee-shirts, mantillas, coats, fur coats, jackets and hats, muffs, fur stoles, socks, bath sandals, bath slippers, beach shoes, ski boots, boots for sport, sports shoes, namely, after ski boots, aqua shoes, athletic shoes, ballet shoes, ballet slippers, ballroom dancing shoes, baseball shoes, basketball sneakers, beach shoes, boat shoes, boots for motorcycling, bowling shoes, boxing shoes, climbing shoes, cycling shoes, dance shoes, dance slippers, drivers, football shoes, footwear for track and field athletics, fishing waders, golf shoes, golf spikes, gym boots, gymnastic shoes, handball shoes, hiking boots, hockey shoes, horse-riding boots, leisure shoes, mountaineering shoes, riding shoes, rugby shoes, running shoes, ski and snowboard shoes and parts thereof, skiing shoes, sneakers, snow boots, soccer shoes, tennis shoes, training shoes, volleyball shoes; footwear, outer clothing, namely, coats, raincoats, cloaks, coveralls, denim jackets, dust coats, gabardines, gilets, greatcoats, heavy jackets, heavy coats, outer jackets, hoods, kaftans, liveries, mantles, mittens, morning coats, overcoats, over shirts, overalls, over-trousers, parkas, peacoats, pelerines, pelisses, ponchos, quilted vests, rain coats, rain hats, rain jackets, rain slickers, rain suits, rain trousers, rainproof jackets, redingotes, reversible jackets, robes, salopettes, scarves, sport coats, tabards, togas, top coats, tops, trench coats, tunics, turbans, waistcoats, wind coats, scarves, hats, gloves, muffs; ready-made clothing, namely, blazers, blouses, blousons, boas, chemises, cat suits, coats, cardigans, corselets, corsets, cravats, culottes, cummerbunds, dresses, dance costumes, denims, dungarees, ear bands, ear muffs, evening dresses, eyeshades, jeans, belts, muffs, garter belts, gauchos, halter tops, hatbands, housecoats, jump suits, kerchiefs, kilts, knickers, leotards, lingerie, long johns, loungewear, mantillas, masquerade costumes and masks sold in connection therewith, miniskirts, muscle tops, neck bands, neck gaiters, neckerchiefs, neckties, negligees, night gowns, night shirts, night caps, open-necked shirts, pants, pantsuits, pantyhose, pedal pushers, peignoirs, petticoats, pinafores, pique shirts, playsuits, plus fours, pullovers, pyjamas, quilted vests, rompers, saris, school uniforms, shorts, tee shirts, polo shirts, tracksuits, bathing shorts, bathing suits, bikinis, underwear, undershirts, briefs, socks, stockings, shell jackets, shifts, shirts, short-sleeved shirts, slips, shirts for suits, short trousers, short-sleeved or long-sleeved t-shirts, short-sleeved shirts, skorts, skirt suits, slacks, sleeveless jerseys, slipovers, smocking jackets, sports over uniforms, swimsuits, swim caps, tailleurs, tankinis, tap pants, thermal underwear, thongs, ties, tights, trousers, trunks, tube tops, tunics, tuxedo belts, tuxedos, underpants, undershirts, underskirts, uniforms, union suits, unitards, veils, vest extenders, vested suits, vests, visors, waistbands, wedding dresses, wetsuits, wimples, working overalls, wraps, wrist bands, woolen socks, woolen tights, woolly hats, zoot suits, gloves, scarves, hats, shoes; clothing of imitations of leather, namely, anoraks, bandanas, belts, bikinis, boleros, bomber jackets, boots, capes, caps, chaps, coats, fingerless gloves, gaiters, gloves, girdles, hats, head wear, jackets, loafers, miniskirts, moccasins, money belts, mules, muscle tops, neckties, pants, raincoats, sandals, shoes, shirts, shorts, skirts, slippers, suits, swimsuits, tops, trousers, underwear, vests; knitwear clothing, namely, knit bottoms, knit dresses, knit face masks, knit jackets, knit shirts, knit skirts, knit tops, knitted caps, knitted gloves, knitted underwear, polo knit tops, pyjamas, scarves, headscarves, stoles, socks, stockings, trousers, cardigans, sweaters, jumpers, boleros, hosiery, hats, bikinis, jerseys, berets, caps, ankle socks, tee shirts, sweatshirts, pants, leggings, shorts, aprons, ascots, A-shirts, balaclavas, belts, girdles, body linen, breeches, capris, crew neck sweaters, mittens, fingerless gloves, gauchos, gilets, hooded sweat shirts, hoods, housecoats, jumper dresses, maillots, miniskirts, mock turtle-neck sweaters, mufflers, muscle tops, neckerchiefs, neckties, pantaloons, plus fours, ponchos, pullovers, shawls, singlets, slipovers, tank tops, tankinis, tops, toques, tunics, V-neck sweaters, pantyhose, tights, knee-high stockings, gaiters, spats, leg warmers, top coats, gloves, scarves, frocks, stocking suspenders, lace boots, belts, shirts, wooden shoes, sandals, boots, underpants, shoes, turbans, stockings, shawls, bathing caps, sashes for wear, pelisses, skirts US (USPTO) 8. GULISH CLOTHING 25 GuLish Clothing, Inc. REGISTERED 85739049 Goods & Services: 025 - Men's clothing and fashion accessories, namely, coats, shorts, shirts, pants, jeans, sweaters, jackets, t-shirts, knit tops, tops,vests, wind resistant jackets, jogging suits, hooded sweatshirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, ski pants, mufflers, headbands,
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    Page 1 Monday s s FASHION: RETAIL: Pringle details Miley new growth Cyrus plans, page 5. FINANCIAL: helped Tommy Wal-Mart Hilfiger’s celebrate s a big year, sales leap, SECTION II: page 3. page 3. s WWDTrends Women’s Wear Daily • The Retailers’ Daily Newspaper • June 8, 2009 • $3.00 WAccessories/Innerwear/LegwearwDMONdAY Check In Stella McCartney played with shape and volume for resort, creating silhouettes with a distinctive appeal. Here, her little checked minidress, fastened by snaps, with the freshness of a picnic in the country. For more on the season, see pages 6 to 8. Jewelry’s New Mind-set: Buying for Celebration Rather Than Indulgence By Sophia Chabbott LAS VEGAS — The paradigms are shifting in the fine jewelry sector. Out is the indulging self-purchasing consumer looking to drape herself in gold, diamond and gemstone jewelry for fashion’s sake. In is a new era of purchasing from the heart: birthdays, anniversaries, graduations and the like. Jewelry brands are banking on special occasion purchasing to keep them afloat in these rocky times. Mother’s Day marked a turn for the better for jewelry sales that have, like other luxury categories, taken a beating since the stock market tanked last fall. Retailers and company executives were pleased, if a bit surprised, at the uptick in sales starting in mid-April. See Jewelers, Page10 PHOTO BY BY TIM JENKINS PHOTO BY 3x14 (left) WWD.COM WWDAccessories/Innerwear/LegwearMONDAY ™ FASHION 6 Stella McCartney mixed the whimsical and the sophis- A weekly update on consumer attitudes and behavior based ticated for resort, while Roberto Cavalli channeled an on ongoing research from Cotton Incorporated Eighties joie de vivre.