Trademarks are filed in one or more of 45 classes — file in the wrong one and the
registration may not protect what you actually sell. Describe your business and get the likely
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What does your business sell or do?
Likely classes
You mentioned selling through stores or online —
businesses that retail their own (or others') goods usually also consider Class 35, which
covers retail and online store services.
These are likely starting points, not a filing decision. Which classes to actually
file in — and how to word the goods/services description — determines what your registration
really protects.
Recommended next step
Trademark Filing Consultation
Bring this result to a short consultation — we confirm the classes, check availability of your
mark in each, and draft the goods/services description so the registration covers how you
actually trade.
Class summaries are simplified paraphrases for orientation only — they are not
the official Nice class headings, and the matcher is a heuristic. Class selection and
goods/services wording should be confirmed with a registered practitioner before filing.
This is general information, not legal advice.