About 30,000 Trademarks found for “hind el karout”

Dairy products excluding ice cream, ice milk and frozen yogurt; cheese

The mark was first used in commerce in a different form other than that sought to be registered on 01/01/1992.

[Safety products, namely, reflective and illuminated clothing for safety purposes, namely, reflective, fluorescent and LED vests, sleeves, sashes, belts, gloves, headbands, wrist bands, arm bands, ankle bands, wrist pockets, shoe pockets; protective carrying cases, namely, carriers, holders and holsters for portable music players and electronic devices; Protective clothing, namely, athletic helmets, protective helmets, and safety helmets for cycling, trail bike riding, skateboarding, scooter riding, skiing, snowboarding, skating and water sports; and] Protective eyewear, namely, sunglasses [, sports goggles, and sunglass and goggle cases]

Footwear, shorts, shirts, tanks, socks, [hats, gloves, mittens,] pants, jackets, [swimwear, swim caps, sweatbands, leg warmers, arm warmers, cycle booties, toe covers, headbands,] vests, singlets, tights, athletic brassieres, and house mark for athletic clothing

shorts, shirts, socks, pants, jackets [, vests, hats, bras, gloves, headbands, underwear, and swimsuits ]

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Water bottles, sold empty, with or without water bottle carriers and clips, sports bottles carried on an elastic belt, all used for body hydration by endurance athletes and outdoor enthusiasts

Compression garments in the nature of apparel, namely, compression stockings, compression long and short pants, compression shorts including short, half, and three-quarter length compression shorts, compression tights, compression long and short leggings, compression socks, compression sleeves, compression vests, compression jerseys, compression long and short sleeved tops, compression bibs, and compression underwear

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.