About 2,789 Trademarks found for “david w okey”

The wording "OKEYSEN" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Perfumery; essential oils; cosmetics; oils for cosmetic purposes; hair lotions; lotions for cosmetic purposes; douching preparations for personal sanitary or deodorant purposes; massage gels other than for medical purposes

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Decorative key fobs; Imitation leather key chains; Jewellery; Jewellery boxes; Jewellery, clocks and watches; Key chains; Key rings; Keyrings of common metal; Leather jewelry boxes for jewelry and jewelry accessories; Leather key chains; Plastic key chains; Works of art of precious metal

O KEY PETS

The mark consists of blue square with round edge, with light blue at the top fading to dark blue at the bottom. At the top of the square is a dark blue silhouette of a bridge with yellow confetti raining down; on top of the bridge design appears the word "FUN" in a stylized white font with a blue border. Below this is a red ribbon. Immediately below is the image of three tan rectangles each with one letter, left to right as "1" then "0" then "1" in black font, with a gray design beneath the numbers. A pile of similar tan rectangle tiles appears behind the prominent three. Below this is a red ribbon inside of which the stylized word "OKEY" appears in white with a black drop shadow.

O KEY TECHNOLOGY

[ Airbags for vehicles; Ambulances; ] Anti-theft devices for vehicles; [ Automobile bodies; Automobiles; Bodies for vehicles; Cigar lighters for automobiles; Covers for vehicle steering wheels; Head-rests for vehicle seats; Motorcycles; Rearview mirrors; Safety belts for vehicle seats; Safety seats for children, for vehicles; ] Upholstery for vehicles; [ Vans; ] Anti-theft alarms for vehicles; Antitheft alarms for vehicles; Back-up warning alarms for vehicles; Burglar alarms for vehicles; Security alarms for vehicles

O KEY COZY

FUN ONE ZERO ONE OKEY, ONE HUNDRED ONE OKEY

The colors blue, dark blue, yellow, white, black, tan, gray, and red are claimed as a feature of the mark.