018456096

TO BE HONEST

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April 19, 2021

Trademark Summary

The trademark TO BE HONEST was filed by Julian Daynov, a national of the Federal Republic of Germany (the "Applicant") and Felix Kruck, a national of the Federal Republic of Germany (the "Co-Applicant", and jointly with the "Applicant" referred to as the "Applicants" going forward). The application was published for oppositions on May 25, 2021, and received three oppositions.

Opposition Proceedings

There are three Oppositions claimed against trademark.

The first opposition filed on August 25, 2021 by Honest Tea, Inc. on Likelihood of confusion. the opponent was represented by HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER ESPAÑA, S.L.U. and its proceedings were handled in English The second opposition filed on August 24, 2021 by Musgrave Limited on Likelihood of confusion. the opponent was represented by FRKELLY and its proceedings were handled in English The third opposition filed on August 23, 2021 by Krüger GmbH & Co. KG on Likelihood of confusion. the opponent was represented by KUTZENBERGER WOLFF & PARTNER and its proceedings were handled in German

The application was filed in English, and English was also language of all opposition proceedings (German was selected as the second language).

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Goods And Services

• The mark was filed in class 3 with following description of goods:
  
  1. Non-medicated cosmetics and toiletry preparations
  2. Non-medicated dentifrices
  3. Perfumery, essential oils
  4. Bleaching preparations and other substances for laundry use
  5. Cleaning, polishing, scouring and abrasive preparations.
• The mark was filed in class 4 with following description of goods:
  
  1. Fuels and illuminants
  2. Candles and wicks for lighting
  3. Perfumed candles
  4. Candles
  5. Fragranced candles.
• The mark was filed in class 18 with following description of goods:
  
  1. Leather and imitation leather
  2. Animal skins, hides
  3. Luggage and carrying bags
  4. Umbrellas and parasols
  5. Walking sticks
  6. Whips, harness and saddlery
  7. Collars, leashes and clothing for animals
  8. Evening clutch bags
  9. Portfolio cases [briefcases]
  10. Folio cases
  11. Briefbags
  12. Attaché cases
  13. Briefcases [leatherware]
  14. Briefcases [leather goods]
  15. Briefcases for works of art
  16. Briefcases and attache cases
  17. Holdalls
  18. Wrist mounted purses
  19. Luggage tags [leatherware]
  20. Work bags
  21. Attache cases made of imitation leather
  22. Evening handbags
  23. Pouch baby carriers
  24. Beach bags
  25. Belt bags and hip bags
  26. Worked or semi-worked hides and other leather
  27. Clothing for pets
  28. Pouches
  29. Leather pouches
  30. Pouches for toilet purposes
  31. Carry-on bags
  32. Boston bags
  33. Wallets
  34. Handbags
  35. Pocket wallets (leatherware)
  36. Leather wallets
  37. Card wallets [leatherware]
  38. Wallets containing card holders
  39. Wallets for attachment to belts
  40. Book bags
  41. Bags for campers
  42. Skins of chamois, other than for cleaning purposes
  43. Kid
  44. Ladies' handbags
  45. Covers and wraps for animals
  46. Diplomatic bags
  47. Boxes of leather or leatherboard
  48. Textile shopping bags
  49. Net bags for shopping
  50. Shopping bags
  51. Shopping bags made of skin
  52. Shopping bags with wheels attached
  53. Flexible bags for garments
  54. Credit-card holders
  55. Foldable briefcases
  56. Roll bags
  57. Casings, of leather, for springs
  58. Coverings of skins [furs]
  59. Sporrans
  60. Flight bags
  61. Casual bags
  62. Towelling bags
  63. Driving licence cases
  64. Curried skins
  65. Rattan canes
  66. Bags for men
  67. Coin purses
  68. Purses
  69. Chain-mesh purses
  70. Purses made of precious metal
  71. Wallets, not of precious metal
  72. Small purses
  73. Luggage
  74. Luggage, bags, wallets and other carriers
  75. Luggage tags
  76. Travel luggage
  77. Travel baggage
  78. Knitted bags, not of precious metals
  79. Gladstone bags
  80. Golf umbrellas
  81. Small clutch purses
  82. Umbrella handles
  83. Hold-alls
  84. Portmanteaus
  85. Hipsacks
  86. Collars for pets
  87. Collars for cats
  88. Suitcases
  89. Travelling sets [leatherware]
  90. Travelling bags made of imitation leather
  91. Suitcase handles
  92. Handbags made of leather
  93. Handbags made of imitations leather
  94. Handbags, purses and wallets
  95. Handbag frames
  96. Pochettes
  97. Gentlemen's handbags
  98. Hat boxes of leather
  99. Japanese utility pouches (shingen-bukuro)
  100. Card cases [notecases]
  101. Sling bags for carrying infants
  102. Travel garment covers
  103. Carriers for suits, shirts and dresses
  104. Garment bags for travel
  105. Garment bags for travel made of leather
  106. Travel cases for clothing
  107. Clothing bags
  108. Small bags for men
  109. Small suitcases
  110. Small coin purses
  111. Overnight bags
  112. Small rucksacks
  113. Small travel bags for transporting jewellery, not being especially designed therefor
  114. Travelling trunks
  115. Overnight cases
  116. Luggage labels
  117. Trolley cases
  118. Cosmetic purses
  119. Vanity cases, not fitted
  120. Cosmetic bags
  121. Cosmetic bags, not fitted
  122. Cosmetic bags sold empty
  123. Tie cases
  124. Credit card cases [wallets]
  125. Credit card cases of imitation leather, being parts of purses
  126. Leather credit card wallets
  127. Credit card wallets
  128. Leather credit card cases
  129. Courier bags
  130. Cases of leather or leatherboard
  131. Boxes of vulcanised fibre
  132. Leather
  133. Leather for furniture
  134. Leather for shoes
  135. Leather, unworked or semi-worked
  136. Leather purses
  137. Trimmings of leather for furniture
  138. Sheets of leather for use in manufacture
  139. Leather thread
  140. Straps (Leather -)
  141. Imitation leather
  142. Studs of leather
  143. Leatherboard
  144. Leather straps
  145. Leather boxes
  146. Laces (Leather -)
  147. Leather bags
  148. Leather bags and wallets
  149. Leather sheets
  150. Straps for soldiers' equipment
  151. Cosmetic cases sold empty
  152. Canvas bags
  153. Make-up cases
  154. Tote bags
  155. Duffel bags
  156. Multi-purpose purses
  157. Wallets of precious metal
  158. Moleskin [imitation of leather]
  159. Coats for dogs
  160. Coats for cats
  161. Furniture coverings of leather
  162. Coin holders
  163. Coin purses, not of precious metal
  164. Music cases
  165. Travel kit bags sold empty
  166. Dog parkas
  167. Fur
  168. Fur pelt
  169. Purse
  170. Banknote holders
  171. Purse frames
  172. Frames for umbrellas or parasols
  173. Rainproof parasols
  174. Umbrellas
  175. Umbrellas for children
  176. Trunks and travelling bags
  177. Travelling handbags
  178. Traveling trunks
  179. Trunks [luggage]
  180. Kori wicker trunks
  181. Travelling sets
  182. Travelling bags
  183. Trunks and suitcases
  184. Leashes (leather)
  185. Shoulder straps
  186. Straps made of imitation leather
  187. Straps for handbags
  188. Straps for luggage
  189. Raw skins
  190. Leather unworked
  191. Wheeled shopping bags
  192. Backpacks
  193. Butts [parts of hides]
  194. Boxes made of leather
  195. Boxes of leather or leather board
  196. Parasols
  197. Umbrella covers
  198. Umbrella rings
  199. Umbrella sticks
  200. Holders in the nature of cases for keys
  201. Key bags
  202. Key cases
  203. Key cases made of leather
  204. Shoe bags
  205. School book bags
  206. School knapsacks
  207. Satchels
  208. Leather shoulder belts
  209. Shoulder bags
  210. Walking stick seats
  211. Souvenir bags
  212. Walking sticks and umbrellas combined
  213. Sport bags
  214. Cane handles
  215. Beach umbrellas [beach parasols]
  216. Daypacks
  217. Charm bags (omamori-ire)
  218. Bags made of imitation leather
  219. Bags, pouches of leather
  220. Bumbags
  221. Telescopic umbrellas
  222. Patio umbrellas
  223. Animal skins
  224. Kit bags
  225. Haversacks
  226. Rucksacks on castors
  227. Carrying cases for documents
  228. Carrier bags
  229. Gym bags
  230. Pouches for holding make-up, keys and other personal items
  231. Clutch purses
  232. Clutch bags
  233. Clutches (purses)
  234. Bags [envelopes, pouches] of leather, for packaging
  235. Business card cases
  236. Nappy bags
  237. Nappy wallets
  238. Weekend bags
  239. Two-wheeled shopping bags.
• The mark was filed in class 24 with following description of goods:
  
  1. Table cloths, napkins and placemats
  2. Bed covers, bedding including sheets and pillow cases
  3. Towels and wash cloths, and textiles (piece goods) and textile household articles not included in other classes.
• The mark was filed in class 25 with following description of goods:
  
  1. Clothing, footwear, headgear
  2. Suits
  3. Evening wear
  4. Eveningwear
  5. Evening coats
  6. Heelpieces for footwear
  7. Heels
  8. Parkas
  9. Dress pants
  10. Dress shoes
  11. Suits of leather
  12. Clothing made of fur
  13. Layettes [clothing]
  14. Layettes [clothing, shoes, headgear]
  15. Baby doll pyjamas
  16. Chemises [lingerie]
  17. Babies' pants [clothing]
  18. Bathing suit wraps
  19. Swimming costumes
  20. Bathing costumes for women
  21. Bathing suits for men
  22. Swim wear for gentlemen and ladies
  23. Bathing drawers
  24. Bathrobes
  25. Bath sandals
  26. Bath slippers
  27. Swim shorts
  28. Bathwraps
  29. Robes
  30. Berets
  31. Printed t-shirts
  32. Clothing of imitations of leather
  33. Bridesmaids wear
  34. Christening robes
  35. Children's wear
  36. Clothing
  37. Leather clothing
  38. Boys' clothing
  39. Clothes for children
  40. Casual clothing, namely shirts
  41. Bermuda shorts
  42. Bikinis
  43. Maillots
  44. Blazers
  45. Visors [headwear]
  46. Blousons
  47. Boas
  48. Boas [necklets]
  49. Leotards
  50. Body stockings
  51. Teddies [underclothing]
  52. Boleros
  53. Bobble hats
  54. Boxer shorts
  55. Bustiers
  56. Brassieres
  57. Capes
  58. Chaps (clothing)
  59. Chemisettes
  60. Japanese style clogs and sandals
  61. Lingerie
  62. Women's jacket dresses
  63. Gowns
  64. Womens' outerclothing
  65. Knickers
  66. Footwear for women
  67. Ladies' boots
  68. Ladies' underwear
  69. Down jackets
  70. Deck shoes
  71. Denim jeans
  72. Topcoats
  73. Donkey jackets
  74. Three piece suits [clothing]
  75. Duffel coats
  76. Insoles
  77. Insoles [for shoes and boots]
  78. Insoles for footwear
  79. Pocket squares
  80. One piece bodysuits
  81. One-piece suits
  82. Espadrilles
  83. Pleated skirts for formal kimonos (hakama)
  84. Mittens
  85. Women's ceremonial dresses
  86. Low wooden clogs (hiyori-geta)
  87. Low wooden clogs (koma-geta)
  88. Bow ties
  89. Flip-flops
  90. Formal evening wear
  91. Tail coats
  92. Leisure suits
  93. Casualwear
  94. Articles of clothing for casual wear
  95. Casual shirts
  96. Slacks
  97. Casual jackets
  98. Leisure shoes
  99. Casual footwear
  100. Footmuffs, not electrically heated
  101. Belts (Money -) [clothing]
  102. Evening suits
  103. Knitwear [clothing]
  104. Knitted gloves
  105. Knit jackets
  106. Knitted underwear
  107. Guernseys
  108. Clothing for children
  109. Gilets
  110. Non-slipping devices for footwear
  111. Polo shirts
  112. Golf trousers
  113. Golf pants, shirts and skirts
  114. Golf caps
  115. Golf footwear
  116. Goloshes
  117. Rubber soles for jikatabi
  118. Rain boots
  119. Waist belts
  120. Belts [clothing]
  121. Belts (obi) for kimonos
  122. Belts made from imitation leather
  123. Belts made out of cloth
  124. String fasteners for haori (haori-himo)
  125. Belts for kimonos (koshihimo)
  126. Ankle socks
  127. Half-boots
  128. Neckwear
  129. Scarves
  130. Gloves [clothing]
  131. Gloves including those made of skin, hide or fur
  132. Handwarmers [clothing]
  133. Bonnets
  134. Bonnets [headwear]
  135. Tams
  136. Homewear
  137. House dresses
  138. Housecoats
  139. Housecoats (for women)
  140. Slipper socks
  141. Slips [underclothing]
  142. Shirt yokes
  143. Shirts
  144. Shirts for suits
  145. Collared shirts
  146. Open-necked shirts
  147. Button down shirts
  148. Shirt fronts
  149. Men's suits
  150. Menswear
  151. Outerclothing for men
  152. Men's socks
  153. Waistcoats
  154. Wedding dresses
  155. High rain clogs (ashida)
  156. Wooden shoes
  157. Trousers
  158. Trousers for children
  159. Snowboard trousers
  160. Pantsuits
  161. Culotte skirts
  162. Knee-high stockings
  163. Suspenders
  164. Suspenders (braces)
  165. Suspender belts for men
  166. Frames (Hat -) [skeletons]
  167. Wooden main parts of Japanese-style wooden clogs
  168. Wooden supports for Japanese-style wooden clogs
  169. Slips (undergarments)
  170. Girdles
  171. Hats
  172. Inner socks for footwear
  173. Jackets [clothing]
  174. Jackets being sports clothing
  175. Fur jackets
  176. Sleeved jackets
  177. Sleeveless jackets
  178. Jackets and socks
  179. Snowboard jackets
  180. Men's and women's jackets, coats, trousers, vests
  181. Japanese style wooden clogs (geta)
  182. Kimonos
  183. Japanese sleeping robes (nemaki)
  184. Japanese split-toed work footwear (jikatabi)
  185. Japanese toe-strap sandals (asaura-zori)
  186. Denims [clothing]
  187. Denim jackets
  188. Jumpers
  189. Jodhpurs
  190. Jogging sets [clothing]
  191. Shell suits
  192. Jogging outfits
  193. Sweatpants
  194. Jogging tops
  195. Heavy jackets
  196. Stuff jackets [clothing]
  197. Caftans
  198. Caps with visors
  199. Hoods [clothing]
  200. Hooded pullovers
  201. Hooded sweatshirts
  202. Cashmere scarves
  203. Kilts
  204. Pinafores
  205. Infants' footwear
  206. Bridesmaid dresses
  207. Linings (Ready-made -) [parts of clothing]
  208. Pockets for clothing
  209. Articles of clothing for infants
  210. Small hats
  211. Infant wear
  212. Trouser socks
  213. Ready-made clothing
  214. Ready-to-wear clothing
  215. Peaked headwear
  216. Headgear
  217. Headgear (veils)
  218. Leather headwear
  219. Sports headgear [other than helmets]
  220. Children's headwear
  221. Head scarves
  222. Bolo ties with precious metal tips
  223. Corselets
  224. Camisoles
  225. Corsets
  226. Costumes
  227. Costumes (women's clothing)
  228. Skirt suits
  229. Collars
  230. Shoulder wraps
  231. Detachable collars
  232. Neckties
  233. Ties [clothing]
  234. Ascots
  235. Crinolines
  236. Cummerbunds
  237. Short-sleeved or long-sleeved t-shirts
  238. Trouser shorts
  239. Short trousers
  240. Short petticoats
  241. Short overcoats for kimono (haori)
  242. Short coats for men
  243. Short-sleeve shirts
  244. Skull caps
  245. Long jackets
  246. Full-length kimonos (nagagi)
  247. Long sleeve pullovers
  248. Long sleeved vests
  249. Jumper suits
  250. Salopettes
  251. Leather suits
  252. Leather belts [clothing]
  253. Leather slippers
  254. Trousers of leather
  255. Leather jackets
  256. Leather shoes
  257. Casual trousers
  258. Leggings [trousers]
  259. Underwear
  260. Sweat-absorbent underwear
  261. Canvas shoes
  262. Light-reflecting jackets
  263. Liveries
  264. Bibs, not of paper
  265. Mackintoshes
  266. Cuffs
  267. Sleeping masks
  268. Eye masks
  269. Metal fittings for Japanese style wooden clogs
  270. Foundation garments
  271. Lounging robes
  272. Muffs [clothing]
  273. Outerclothing for girls
  274. Coats
  275. Pelisses
  276. Cotton coats
  277. Caps [headwear]
  278. Cap peaks
  279. Sun visors (clothing)
  280. Sun visors [headwear]
  281. Nighties
  282. Night caps
  283. Nightwear
  284. Negligees
  285. Outerclothing
  286. Dress shirts
  287. Uppers of woven rattan for Japanese style sandals
  288. Chemise tops
  289. Uppers for Japanese style sandals
  290. Halter tops
  291. Ear muffs [clothing]
  292. Combinations [clothing]
  293. Slippers
  294. Paper hats for use as clothing items
  295. Beach wraps
  296. Pelerines
  297. Furs [clothing]
  298. Fur muffs
  299. Fur coats and jackets
  300. Fur hats
  301. Petticoats
  302. Pirate pants
  303. Polo sweaters
  304. Polo knit tops
  305. Turtleneck sweaters
  306. Ponchos
  307. Sweaters
  308. Slipovers
  309. Slipovers [clothing]
  310. Bloomers
  311. Pumps [footwear]
  312. Pyjamas
  313. Welts for footwear
  314. Rainproof clothing
  315. Rainwear
  316. Waterproof trousers
  317. Rain hats
  318. Rainproof jackets
  319. Rainwear
  320. Weatherproof clothing
  321. Mackintoshes
  322. Rainshoes.