About 658 Trademarks found for “*aer”

Arrowheads; Baby gyms; Bath toys; Construction toys; Electronic targets; Jigsaw puzzles; Pet toys; Playing cards; Smart plush toys; Toy bows and arrows; Toy building blocks; Toy furniture; Toy models; Toy pistols; Toy vehicles; Toy water globes

Archery equipment, namely, broadheads; Body-building apparatus; Cat toys; Drawing toys; Electronic learning toys; Jigsaw puzzles; Play swimming pools; Radio-controlled toy vehicles; Toy airplanes; Toy building blocks; Toy for pets; Toy imitation cosmetics; Toy tools; Toy vehicles; Toy water guns

The mark consists of stylized wording "manzaaer", and the upper part of the figure is the image of the combination of the mandala plate and the Buddha and Bodhisattva, and the lower part is the image of the lotus seat.

The mark consists of the stylized lettering "Acquaer", there is a water drop device in the letter "e".

The wording FARAER has no meaning in a foreign language.

Boots; Hats; Pants; Shoes; Suits; Trousers; Sports shoes; Tops as clothing; Women's clothing, namely, shirts, dresses, skirts, blouses

The mark consists of an unshaded silhouette of a man hiking toward two unshaded peaks superimposed over a shaded semicircle. The wording "ARAER" appears below the design element.

Eyeglasses; Pince-nez; Spectacles; Anti-glare glasses; Antireflection coated eyeglasses; Cases for spectacles, for pince-nez and for contact lenses; Children's eye glasses; Eyeglass chains and cords; Eyewear accessories, namely, straps, neck cords and head straps which restrain eyewear from movement on a wearer; Eyewear, namely, sunglasses, eyeglasses and ophthalmic frames and cases therefor; Frames for eyeglasses and pince-nez; Optical glasses; Safety eyewear; Spectacle frames; Spectacle lenses; Sports glasses; Sun glasses

The mark consists of the wording "EKODAER" underneath a heat press machine; the top plate and control box (except for the face plate) of the machine are purple. The color black represents outlining and the color white represents transparent areas and are not part of the mark.

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