About 30,000 Trademarks found for “chin motorsports inc”

The mark was first used anywhere in a different form other than that sought to be registered at least as early as 05/11/2018

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

herbal food beverages, namely ai-yu jelly drink, green ai-yu jelly drink, green jelly drink, grass jelly drink, basil seed drink and wax gourd drink; foods and beverages, namely tea drink, tea based beverage with fruit flavoring, tea based beverage with lemon fruit flavoring, tea with cream drink, coffee drink

herbal food beverages, namely ai-yu jelly drink, green ai-yu jelly drink, green jelly drink, grass jelly drink, basil seed drink and wax gourd drink; foods and beverages, namely tea drink, tea based beverage with fruit flavoring, tea based beverage with lemon fruit flavoring, tea with cream drink, coffee drink

The mark consists of the following: the word "CHIN" appearing above the identical word "CHIN". These words appear in black, but the dot over the "I" in these words is red. This wording is surrounded by a red polygon with rounded sides. The words appear against a white background that sits inside of the red polygon. There is a green line which outlines the bottom half of the red polygon; the line does not touch the polygon as there is a small amount of space between the green line and red polygon.

fruit juices, mineral waters and aerated waters

Restaurants; restaurant services; take-out and eat-in restaurant services; catering services

The name "CHIN CHIN" identifies Joji Kusunoki, a living individual whose consent is of record.

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

Beard clippers; Crimping irons; Curling tongs; Depilation appliances, electric and non-electric; Electric nail files; Fingernail polishers, electric or non-electric; Hair clippers for personal use, electric and non-electric; Manicure sets; Manicure sets, electric; Nail clippers, electric or non-electric; Pedicure sets; Razor blades; Razors; Razors and razor blades; Razors, electric or non-electric; Electric pedicure sets; Hand tools, namely, crimping irons; Manually-operated razor blade sharpeners

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