About 45 Trademarks found for “*oau”

The wording ''LDKOOAU'' has no meaning in a foreign language.

Air conditioners; Dehumidifiers; Dehumidifiers for commercial use; Dehumidifiers for household use; Industrial dehumidifiers; Portable air conditioners

Compressors for air conditioners

Copper pipe

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

Beauty masks; Cologne water; Cosmetic pencils; Cosmetic preparations for baths; Cosmetics; Cosmetics for animals; Cotton sticks for cosmetic purposes; Cotton wool for cosmetic purposes; Cream for whitening the skin; Dentifrices; Deodorants for human beings or for animals; Depilatories; Depilatory preparations; Eau de cologne; Eyebrow cosmetics; Eyeshadows; False eyelashes; False nails; Hair colorants; Hair dyes; Hair straightening preparations; Lipsticks; Lotions for cosmetic purposes; Make-up powder; Make-up preparations; Nail care preparations; Nail polish; Nail varnishes; Perfumes; Sachets for perfuming linen; Skin whitening creams; Spray cleaners for freshening athletic mouth guards

Bow ties

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

The mark consists of the wording "WHOAU"; a broken, stitched, horizontal line that runs across a pocket from left to right; and a solid line that curves slightly upward from left to right and ends on the right with a series of upward and downward curves. The horizontal broken line in the mark represents the manner in which that portion of the mark is stitched into Applicant's goods and is claimed as a feature of the mark. The light gray, broken lines representing the perimeter of the pocket in the drawing are not a feature of the mark and serve only to show the position and placement of the mark. No claim is made as to the shape of the pocket.

The mark consists of the wording "WHOAU"; a broken, stitched line that begins on the left of a pocket and slants down in a straight line to the center of the pocket and then back up in a straight line to the right of the pocket; and a solid line that slants down in a straight line from the left of a pocket, then up in a straight line to form point, then down in a straight line, and then back up in a straight line to the right of a pocket. The broken line in the mark represents the manner in which that portion of the mark is stitched into Applicant's goods and is claimed as a feature of the mark. The light gray, broken lines representing the perimeter of the pocket in the drawing are not a feature of the mark and serve only to show the position and placement of the mark. No claim is made as to the shape of the pocket.

Knitted caps; belt being clothing

Credit card cases; wallets of non-precious metal