About 30,000 Trademarks found for “chen haizhen”

Dresses; Footwear; Gloves; Sandals; Shoes; Slippers; Sneakers; Socks; Dance shoes; Rain boots; Sports shoes; Waist bands

The non-Latin character(s) in the mark transliterate into Hai, Zhi and Fu, and this means sea, of and richness respectively in English.

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

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

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

The mark consists of three Chinese characters with the last character encircled by a brush drawing, below which is the stylized wording "HAIZHIDIAN".

Cranes; Bending machines; Electric pumps; Hand-held battery actuated hydraulic crimp tool; Hydraulic jacks; Hydraulic pumps; Hydraulically actuated tools, namely, pliers, hammers; Knives, electric; Metalworking machine tools; Scissors, electric

The mark consists of the wording "Bai cheng hair" in stylized format, which appears within a design of an opened ink circle with the top portion blooming.

Alpenstocks; Backpacks; Briefcases; Handbags; Leathercloth; Muzzles; Purses; Umbrellas; Valises; All-purpose carrying bags; Bags of leather for packaging; Belt bags and hip bags; Business card cases; Clothing for pets; Coin purses; Collars of animals; Compression cubes adapted for luggage; Credit card cases and holders; Dog collars; Drawstring pouches; Garment bags for travel; General purpose sport trolley bags; Gym bags; Handbag frames; Handbags, purses and wallets; Key cases; Leads for animals; Leather cases; Leather leashes; Leather; Luggage tags; Motorized suitcases; Net bags for shopping; Pocket wallets; Pouch baby carriers; Reins for guiding children; School bags; Shoulder bags; Sports bags; Suitcase handles; Tool bags, empty; Travelling bags; Travelling trunks; Trekking sticks; Trunks being luggage; Umbrella covers; Umbrella handles; Umbrella rings; Animal leashes; Credit card cases; Reusable shopping bags; Unfitted vanity cases

The mark consists of the stylized word "Haizea" superimposed on a design of a spinning pin wheel with seafoam spraying off of the blades above the word.