When you begin the process of trademark registration in India, identifying the correct class is one of the most important steps and Trademark Class 23 is specifically meant for products related to yarns and threads. In this blogpost, we simplify everything you need to know about this class, answer common questions, and guide you toward accurate filing.
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What Is Trademark Class 23?
Trademark Class 23 covers yarns and threads, particularly those used for textile, sewing, embroidery, knitting, and industrial applications.
This class is crucial for textile manufacturers, fashion businesses, handicraft brands, and industrial thread suppliers.
For a complete list of all 45 classes, you may refer to the official WIPO Nice Classification system (outbound link): https://www.wipo.int/classifications/nice/en/
Why This Post Is Important
Many business owners mistakenly file their trademark under the wrong class, leading to objections, delays, or rejection.
This FAQ ensures:
- Correct product classification
- Smooth filing
- Faster approval
- Better brand protection
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FAQ on Trademark Class 23
1. What products fall under Trademark Class 23?
Products like sewing threads, embroidery threads, knitting yarns, woolen yarns, synthetic threads, cotton threads, and industrial threads fall under this class.
2. Are natural and synthetic yarns both included?
Yes, both natural and synthetic yarns are covered. This includes cotton, wool, nylon, polyester, and blended yarns.
3. Should handmade craft threads be filed under this class?
Yes. Craft threads for stitching, embroidery, knitting, crocheting, and design work fall under Trademark Class 23.
4. What products are NOT covered under Class 23?
Fabrics and finished textiles do not fall under this class—they belong to Trademark Class 24.
Clothing items fall under Trademark Class 25.
5. Can a textile brand register under multiple classes?
Yes. Many brands file in Class 23, 24, and 25 to ensure broad protection across yarn, fabrics, and apparel.
6. Is registering under the wrong class risky?
Absolutely. Filing under the wrong class can lead to rejection or infringement issues. Learn more in our Trademark Objection Guide (internal link).
7. Do I need professional help for filing?
While you can file alone, expert guidance ensures error-free classification, accurate documentation, and faster approval.
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Conclusion
Understanding Trademark Class 23 is essential for anyone dealing with yarns or threads. Proper classification helps protect your brand, avoid objections, and build long-term trust in the textile industry. If you need assistance with trademark filing, the experts at Dealintax are here to help.