The applications for both emblems cover the same variety of merchandise, including the goods listed below:
- Clothing for men, women and children, namely, dressing gowns, robes, shirts, t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, vests, pajamas, baby bodysuits, skirts, shorts, socks, cardigans, sweaters, pullovers, pants, trousers, leggings, lounge pants, dresses, jackets, swimwear, raincoats, ponchos, hats, caps, scarves, gloves, ties, bow ties, headbands, belts; footwear for men, women and children, namely, slippers and flip flops; masquerade and Halloween costumes and masks sold in connection therewith (Class 25);
- Decorative magnets; cellular telephone accessories, namely, cellular telephone covers and cellular telephone face covers (Class 9);
- Printed matter and paper goods, namely, notebooks, calendars, wall planners, posters, postcards, writing paper, envelopes, stickers, bookmarks, greeting cards, bookends, art prints on canvas, framed art prints, mounted and unmounted photographs (Class 16);
- Watches; cufflinks; jewelry, namely bracelets, rings, earrings and brooches; ornamental pins; key rings (trinkets or fobs) (Class 14).
Warner Bros. filed all these applications on an intent to use basis, suggesting (but not necessarily meaning) they are not using these marks in conjunction with the listed goods yet but have a bona fide intention to do so in the near future. TMEP 806.01(b); 15 USC 1051(b).
I'm not a Harry Potter guy, but aren't there more than two houses? According to my quick search, these are the only emblems filed by Warner Bros. (in 2017 at least) related to Harry Potter, but maybe the other emblems are coming soon.
Determining whether Warner Bros. owns a registration takes some work, however, considering the company owns 956 active trademark applications or registrations with the USPTO, including several standard character mark applications for the house names (and that doesn't include unregistered, common law trademarks). Earlier this year, Warner Bros. filed several applications for BUTTERBEER covering a variety of goods ranging from clothing items to dessert puddings to watches.
Determining whether Warner Bros. owns a registration takes some work, however, considering the company owns 956 active trademark applications or registrations with the USPTO, including several standard character mark applications for the house names (and that doesn't include unregistered, common law trademarks). Earlier this year, Warner Bros. filed several applications for BUTTERBEER covering a variety of goods ranging from clothing items to dessert puddings to watches.
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