About 5,071 Trademarks found for “CROS*”

"CYCLE"

All purpose sport bags; athletic bags; all purpose carrying bags; crossbody bags; fanny packs

Leasing of vacation accommodation; Rental of vacation accommodation

Barbecue mitts; Basins in the nature of receptacles; Coffee grinders, hand-operated; Coffee services in the nature of tableware; Coffeepots, non-electric; Ice buckets; Ice pails; Kitchen mitts; Ornaments of glass; Oven mitts; Sprinklers for watering flowers and plants; Thermally insulated containers for food; Vessels for making ices and ice cream, non-electric

medical apparatus and instruments for use in surgery to close soft tissue layer

Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring a computer software platform for the purpose of collecting, managing, organizing, assorting, filtering, analyzing, comparing, integrating, evaluating, predicting, monitoring, planning, training, educating, delivering, presenting, and reporting data in the field of business and business sales

"CAPITAL"

Training services in the field of self defense program for law enforcement agencies

Downloadable sewing patterns; Measuring tapes; Tape measures

Printed sewing patterns

The mark consists of the word "CROSSOVER" as a literal element including a design element wherein each "R" lacks the vertical line segment normally included in the letter "R" adjacent to a design element that includes two parallel line segments each having a circle at one end and oriented at a 45 degree angle from horizontal; the first parallel line segment having a circle at its lower left end and the second line segment located below and to the right of the first line segment and having a circle at its upper right end; and third and fourth line segments parallel to one another and oriented orthogonal to the first and second line segments; the third and fourth line segments each having a circle at one end and also each having a gap; the third line segment having a circle at its upper left end and a gap where it crosses the second line segment; the fourth line segment having a circle at its lower right end and a gap where it crosses the first line segment.