About 68 Trademarks found for “sh*wa”

The mark consists of stylized words "SHIFA E AJWA" separated by hyphens with design of two leaves appearing above the letter "W".

gloves for protection against accidents

gloves for clothing

Swords

POWER TRIM AND TILT ASSEMBLIES FOR OUTBOARD ENGINES

MOTORCYCLE PARTS, NAMELY SHOCK ABSORBERS, FRONT FORKS; AUTOMOBILE PARTS, NAMELY SHOCK ABSORBERS, GAS SPRINGS, POWER STEERING ASSEMBLIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS THEREFOR

[ audio tape recorder, audio cassette tape recorder, audio tape player, audio cassette tape player for use in a motor vehicle, ] compact disc player

Spaghetti; macaroni; pasta; noodles; instant cake mixes; instant doughnut mixes; pancake mixes; bread mixes; flour for pizza dough; cookie mixes; flour; wheat flour; tempura batter mix; Karaage powder, namely, wheat flour mix for making Karaage Japanese fried chicken; flour batter mixes for Okonomiyaki Japanese pancakes; flour batter mixes for Takoyaki Japanese fried balls

The mark consists of the term "SHOWA" in red with a red, curved line underneath the term and four Chinese characters in black underneath the curved line.

Coats; Gloves; Hats; Pajamas; Pants; Scarfs; Scarves; Shirts; Shoes; Skirts; Sleepwear; Socks; Swimsuits; Underwear; Ankle socks; Athletic sweaters; Down jackets; Riding shoes; Sports pants; Yoga socks

Baby backpacks; Backpacks, book bags, sports bags, bum bags, wallets and handbags; Bags for umbrellas; Beach bags; Briefcases; Business card cases; Canes; Cosmetic cases sold empty; Crossbody bags; Diaper bags; Duffel bags; Handbags, purses and wallets; Hiking bags; Key wallets; Leather cases; Leather straps; Luggage; Luggage tags; Name card cases; Net bags for shopping; Purses; Reusable shopping bags; School bags; Shoulder bags; Shoulder straps; Sports bags; Suitcases; Toiletry bags sold empty; Traveling bags; Travelling trunks; Umbrellas; Walking sticks; Wallets; Wheeled bags; Wristlet bags

The wording contained in the mark has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark consists of the wording "SHIBAKAWA" in stylized form appearing to the right of two zigzag lines.