About 38 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm Thomas C Jeter III

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The color(s) black, gray, white, brown, ranger green, and Marine Corps gold is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

RUGS

The color(s) black and purple is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of the word "AMRAK" in large lower case stylized letters with the lower right extension of the letter "K" circling counter clockwise above and around the lettering to form an oval surrounding the lettering that ends with an arrow pointing back up to the right towards the starting point on the letter "K" that stops short of completing the surrounding oval. Below the word "AMRAK" and within the surrounding oval are the words "MAYBE YOU'RE JUST NOT A GOOD PERSON" in smaller font with the first letter in each word capitalized that are contoured to the lower curve and positioned to the left of the enclosing arrow.

MAYBE YOU ARE JUST NOT A GOOD PERSON

SPORTS VET

The mark consists of the word "CAROLINA'S" in large, block, capital letters. The word forms a straight line at the top of the letters and curves slightly upward in the middle of word, especially under the "OLI" portion. Underneath that word is the word "Finest". It is written in cursive, with only the "F" being capital. It is also italicized. The word is on an upward slant. The top of the "F" almost touches the bottom of the "N" from the first word. The top of the "t" overlaps the bottom of the "A" of the first word and the crossing line of the "t" overlaps the "S" of the first word.

The mark consists of a square box containing crossing lines resembling an "X" centered in the middle, with lines extending two-thirds the distance to each corner. Within the box, a large uppercase "W" block letter sits in the space above the crossing lines; a large uppercase "T" block letter sits in the space to the right of the crossing lines; a large uppercase "F" block letter sits in the space below the crossing lines; a large uppercase "L" block letter sits in the space to the left of the crossing lines.

Wearable garments and clothing, namely, shirts