About 130,864 Trademarks found for “THE DEPUTY*”

Sound reproducing equipment; amplifiers, pre-amplifiers and tone control units; valve amplifiers, pre-amplifiers and tone control units, for guitars; loudspeakers; loudspeaker drive units; loudspeaker cabinets; microphones and music pick-ups; connecting wires and interface units; audio recording and reproducing equipment; computerised music storage and music regeneration equipment; computer programs for use in the music industry and by musicians.

Hair dressing for men ;cut throat shaving; wet shaves;hot towels.

Hair styling;Hair dressing salon services;Hair cutting; women and men; colouring;Hair styling;Hair dressing salon services;Hair cutting; women and men .

Electric facial aesthetic treatment apparatus, other than facial steamers.

Cupping therapy services;Microneedling treatment services;Facial beauty treatment services;Beauty treatment services;Massage;Hot stone massage;Beauty spa services;Spa services;Foot massage services;Deep tissue massage;Turkish bath services.

Perfume oils;Essential oils for aromatherapy;Essential oils for fragrancing;Helichrysum (essential oils);Scented oils;Perfumery, essential oils;Aromatherapy oils;Essential oils;Aromatic essential oils;Natural oils for perfumes;Emulsified essential oils;Aromatics [essential oils];Massage oils and lotions;Essential vegetable oils;Essential oils for use in the manufacture of scented products;Oils for perfumes and scents;Natural essential oils;Oils for the skin;Blended essential oils;Massage oils;Perfumed oils for skin care;Aromatic oils for the bath;Cosmetic oils;Ethereal oils for fragrancing;Bath oils;Massage oils, not medicated;Perfume oils for the manufacture of cosmetic preparations.

Software testing software.

Class 35; Class 41; Class 42; Class 16; Class 9; Class 44 Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services. 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials. 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions). Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits. 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits. 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections. 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing; Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services. 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials. 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions). Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits. 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits. 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections. 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing.

Core Classes for XRRA’s Use 1. Class 35: Business Consultancy and Management • Covers business and consultancy services related to sustainability, circularity, and brand strategies. • Examples: • Sustainability consulting. • Circular economy strategies. • Brand marketing and positioning services.; 2. Class 41: Education and Training • Relevant if you offer courses, training programs, workshops, or micro-credentials related to green skills or sustainability. • Examples: • Online or in-person sustainability education. • Workshops or masterclasses. • Educational content and materials.; 3. Class 42: Scientific and Technological Services • Covers sustainability research, circular economy strategies, and digital tools like your supply chain apps. • Examples: • Environmental assessments. • Development of sustainability-related technology (e.g., digital twin solutions).; Optional Classes Based on Broader Applications 4. Class 16: Printed and Digital Materials • For books, manuals, reports, and educational materials related to sustainability or circularity. • Examples: • Printed guides or workbooks. • Downloadable white papers or toolkits.; 5. Class 9: Digital Products and Software • For any apps, software, or digital tools you create under the “Green Glow Up” name. • Examples: • Sustainability-related apps. • Digital training platforms or toolkits.; 6. Class 25: Clothing and Apparel • Relevant if you extend into branded merchandise or a fashion-related initiative tied to circularity or green campaigns. • Examples: • Apparel with sustainability messaging. • Eco-friendly clothing collections.; 7. Class 44: Environmental and Agricultural Services • For regenerative agriculture, environmental impact projects, or green building consulting. • Examples: • Sustainability audits for brands. • Circular agriculture or material sourcing.

Coaching [training];Training;Coaching;Education, teaching and training;Training courses;Coaching services.

Hand-operated apparatus for the cosmetic care of eyebrows;Non-electric eyebrow trimmers;Razors, electric or non-electric;Razors; Disposable razors;Safety razors;Cases adapted for razors;Nail nippers [hand tools];Nail scissors;Hair clippers;Hand-operated nail clippers for pets;Non-electric eyebrow trimmers;Cutting, drilling, grinding, sharpening and surface treatment hand tools;Non-electric hand implements for hair curling;Electric ear hair trimmers;Electric eyelash curlers;Electric manicure sets;Electric pedicure sets;Hand tools, hand-operated; .

Sports clothing;Sports wear;Sports garments.

Promotion of sports competitions and events.

Goods: Plant tissue culture media; including growth-promoting solutions, gels, and powders; Chemicals and preparations for use in agriculture, horticulture, and forestry; Nutrient-enriched substrates for plant growth and propagation; Fertilisers and biostimulants for plant cultivation.

Goods: Living plants, including rare and high-value species and cultivars; Tissue-cultured plants for planting and cultivation; Propagated plants, including seedlings, plant cuttings, and clones; Seeds for agricultural, horticultural, and decorative purposes; Acclimatised plants prepared for horticultural and retail distribution.