Which is more dominant, Yiwu children's wear trademark combination application or individual application?

Clothing is a kind of clothing that people wear, from primitive to ancient clothing (Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties have their own characteristics), to the combination of Chinese and Western clothing in the Republic of China, and finally to the most convenient clothing in four seasons. Among them, the change of children's wear is the most obvious. What kind of children's wear trademark belongs to?

According to the query in Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, the category of children's wear trademark belongs to the 25th category -250 1- clothing-children's wear C250005. Children's wear is also a kind of clothing, and it is naturally within the scope of clothing when it is classified, but in addition to children's wear, the classification of other things used by children also involves a lot.

Is it appropriate to apply for registration of a trademark in Yiwu as a merger or as a separate application? You can understand the similarities and differences between the two and judge which registration form is more advantageous.

First of all, we should know that trademarks are divided into word mark, graphic trademarks, digital trademarks and letter trademarks. Only words registered are called word mark, and graphics registered are called graphic trademarks. When words, graphics and letters are registered together, it is called a combined trademark.

Once registered and approved, a combined trademark may not be changed, nor may it be divided or adjusted when used. When the registered trademarks are approved, they can change whether the combined application is used together or alone at will according to different scenarios.

Trademark combination application is more risky than individual application, because the combined trademark will apply for all elements separately during the examination. If an element is the same or similar, the whole trademark will be rejected, but there is no relationship between the trademarks applied separately. If it can be registered, it will be registered smoothly, and the same or similar trademarks will be rejected without delaying the approval of other trademarks. Therefore, the risk of combined registration is still very high.

As I said at the beginning, combined trademarks are inconvenient to use, because they must be used together and the position cannot be changed. Moreover, the use of so many elements together may appear complicated and unsightly in some commodities, and it is not easy for consumers to remember and spread. On the other hand, trademarks applied separately are very flexible in use, and can be used alone or in combination. Enterprises can change the location of trademarks according to actual needs.

In addition, because all the elements of the trademark of the combined application need to be applied separately, the examination time needs to be longer. Examining a combined trademark is equivalent to examining several separate trademarks. You can't use the currently registered trademark first, and it is not advisable to wait until the examination and approval may take time.

On the question of fees, on the surface, a combined trademark only needs to pay a fee, while a separately applied trademark needs several fees. But in practice, combined trademarks cost more. If the trademark is rejected, the application fee will be paid for modification. If the enterprise only needs to use one of the elements in the later use, it must apply separately. This is the advantage of separate registration.

Trademark registration means that you should be able to use all kinds of trademarks flexibly, not limited to one trademark, so you must have some feelings here. The advantages of individually registered trademarks are indeed better than those of combined trademarks.