Pattern mark
Pattern Mark
A pattern mark is a two-dimensional design that repeats continuously in all directions. The mark is therefore usually only a segment of a pattern that spreads uniformly in all directions.
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For the registration of a pattern mark, its two-dimensional representation on paper or in a JPEG file on a data carrier is required.
Distinctiveness
As with all other types of trademarks, distinctiveness is also necessary for the pattern mark.
The distinctiveness of pattern marks is to be assessed with reference to goods. However, a pattern mark that is considered not distinctive for the goods for which it is registered should also be considered not distinctive for services that are closely related to these goods.
Examples of Pattern Marks
Well-known pattern marks often come from the luxury segment of the fashion industry:
- Burberry pattern
- Louis Vuitton pattern
Other Types of Trademarks
Word marks Figurative marks Word/figurative marks Color marks 3D marks / Shape marks Position marks Pattern marks Sound marks / Aural marks Identification thread marks Hologram marks Motion marks Multimedia marks Other marks
Costs of a Pattern Mark
You want to register a pattern mark? Then you have come to the right place!
You can find an overview of the costs and fees in our trademark protection packages with fixed prices.
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