About 407 Trademarks found for “verv*”

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

polyurethane foam for incorporation into mattresses, mattress toppers, pillows and furniture cushions; open cell foam in roll, sheet, block or bun form

mattress component, namely, foam layer sold as an integral component of the mattress

Cardigans; Shoes; Sleepwear; Sneakers; Socks; Sweaters; Swimwear; Underwear; Athletic apparel, namely, shirts, pants, jackets, footwear, hats and caps, athletic uniforms; Clothing for athletic use, namely, padded pants; Clothing for athletic use, namely, padded shirts; Clothing for athletic use, namely, padded shorts; Coats; Formalwear, namely, dresses, gowns, tuxedos, dinner jackets, trousers and footwear; Sandals; Winter boots; Winter coats; Long jackets; Sports jackets; Track jackets

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

"BEHAVIORAL HEALTH"

bicycles and bicycle frames

[ Sacks and bags, namely, shoulder bags, gym bags, carry-on bags, and fanny packs ]

[ Rock climbing gear, namely, chalk bags and rope bags ]

Wearable powered exoskeleton suits and exosuits for medical, rehabilitative, therapeutic, physical therapy or occupational therapy purposes; Wearable powered exoskeleton system and exosuits comprised of sensors, actuators, batteries, user interface hardware and software, textiles, computation hardware and computer software for operating, data collection, monitoring, managing movements, activities for medical purposes; Wearable sensor systems to monitor human motion, posture, and biomechanical metrics; Wearable powered exoskeleton systems comprised of sensors, actuators, computer hardware and software for use in monitoring movement; exosuits for the purpose of preventing injury or fatigue associated with prolonged and/or repetitive movements, providing physical movement assistance, and to improve strength, mobility, endurance, stability, and other motor and biomechanical functions for medical purposes; powered exoskeleton suits and exosuits that reduce forces and torques on a wearer's body and assists the wearer's movements for medical purposes; wearable assist and support devices for preventing injury or fatigue associated with prolonged and/or repetitive movements for medical purposes; wearable devices donned for the purpose of reducing strain, and enhancing mobility, strength and/or endurance of the user for medical purposes; exoskeleton suits and exosuits worn by humans for the purpose of enhancing the strength, mobility, stability, endurance and other motor and biomechanical functions of the person wearing the suit for medical purposes; Robotic exoskeleton suits for medical purposes; wearable sensor systems to monitor human motion, posture, and biomechanical metrics

Infant toys

sewing and embroidery machines