About 23 Trademarks found that are owned by Royal International Llc

CUTE AND FUZZY CUTE AND FUZZY

The color(s) gold, tan, white, and blue is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

"TACK"

Horse tack, namely, hay bags being feed bags for animals

Small animal feeders

The mark consists a three-dimensional configuration of contrasting fabric surrounding three circular openings and contrasting fabric at the top of a feed bag. The outline of the rectangular fabric hay bag and clips at the top are depicted in broken lines only to show the placement of the mark.

The mark consists of a series of webbing arrayed to cross each other in a perpendicular fashion, creating a checkered structure of holes. The mark is claimed only when the aforementioned array is located at the bottom of an animal feed bag, as this combination of pattern and relative placement is unique to our products and not implemented by our competitors. The dotted lines are not part of the mark but are intended only to show placement of the mark in relation to the rest of the feed bag.

Horse tack, namely, hay bags, bale bags, hay nets

Horse tack, namely, saddles, bridles, hay bags, winter blankets, lead ropes, reins, bits, carry bags, saddle pads, girths, stirrup leathers, halters, fly masks, ear nets, spur straps

Horse tack, namely, Western saddles, show halters, saddle blankets, spur straps, reins, cinches, stirrups, headstalls, breast collars, saddle pads, carry bags, bronc halters, curb chains, bareback pads

The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration comprising elastic straps on two opposite sides of an animal feed bag that connect to a strap that is meant to go around the head of the animal. The material on the outside of the elastic that makes up the strap, or crown, of the animal feed bag is shown slack and stitched in a way to allow for the inner elastic to stretch. Only the elastic fabric area shown in solid lines is claimed as a part of the mark. The stippling on the straps is for shading purposes only. The outline of the feed bag shown in broken lines is intended to show the placement of the mark and is not part of the mark.