SATISFASHION

[Class - 21]

Dental floss; unworked or semi-worked glass, except building glass; tooth brushes; electric tooth brushes; gloves for household purposes; containers for household use; portable food or beverage containers; industrial beverage bottles of glass or porcelain; beverage bottles for kitchen use; beverage glasses; cooking pots and pans; non-electric coffee-makers; kettles; drinking cups; dishes and plates; salad bowls; soup bowls; dish covers; candy jars; decanters; lunch boxes; jugs; mugs; drinking flasks; thermos bottles; salt and pepper shakers; bottle openers; napkin holders; trays; ladles; cake servers; candlesticks; candle extinguishers; flower pots; watering cans; feeding vessels for pets; bird cages; clothes brushes; boxes of metal for dispensing paper towels; soap dispensers; glass goldfish bowls; toilet paper holders; flower vases; perfume burners; cosmetic utensils; toilet utensils; make-up brushes; perfume sprayers; vanity cases, fitted; soap holders; soap cases of plastic; soap cases of ceramic; hair brushes; combs; shoe brushes; shoehorns.

[Class - 18]

Attaché cases; backpacks; bags for sports; beach bags; boston bags; briefcases; business card cases in the nature of wallets; calling card cases in the nature of wallets; canvas bags for shopping; carry-on bags; coin purses; leather credit card cases; garment bags for travel; gladstone bags; gym bags; handbags; key cases of leather; mesh bags for shopping; leather notecases; pocket wallets; purses; rucksacks; school bags and satchels; shoulder bags; suitcases; tote bags; travelling bags; trunks being luggage; wearable strap-on pouches, namely, waist pouches; imitation leather; leather and fur, unworked or semi-worked; umbrellas; parasols; umbrella covers.

[Class - 14]

Precious metals; precious stones and their imitations; semi-precious stones; gemstones; jewelry; paste jewelry as costume jewelry; diamonds; jewelry of yellow amber; ivory as jewelry; cloisonne jewelry; pearls as jewelry; beads made of ambroid also known as pressed amber; earrings; necklaces as jewelry; rings as jewelry; bracelets as jewelry; jewelry chains; brooches as jewelry; gem brooches as jewelry; pendants as jewelry; charms as jewelry; ornamental pins; stick pins; tie pins; tie clips; cuff links; badges of precious metal; medals; medallions as jewelry; key rings, being trinkets or fobs, of precious metal; jewelry cases in the form of caskets; boxes of precious metal; jewelry boxes; hat ornaments of precious metal; shoe ornaments of precious metal; clocks; watches; straps for wristwatches; watch bands; watch straps; watch chains.

[Class - 16]

Stationery and study materials, namely, paper stationery, notebooks, albums for holding photographs, envelopes, writing pads, writing paper, writing implements, pens and pencils, ballpoint pens, felt tip pens, mechanical pencils, marking pens as stationery, pen cases, pen stands, clips for letters, erasers, seals being stationery, stickers, document files, binders, and ring binder dividers; rulers as stationery, namely, drafting rulers, square rulers, drawing rulers, and ungraduated rulers; stencils as stationery; labels, not of textile, namely, paper labels, address labels, adhesive labels, bar code labels, mailing labels, shipping labels; ink, namely, correcting fluids [office requisites], fountain pen ink cartridges, india inks, ink for writing instruments, ink pads, stamp inks; ink stands; paper knives for offices; paperweights; bookends as stationery; stamps as seals, namely, sealing stamps, self-adhesive decorative seals; stamps as office requisites, namely, address stamps, date stamps, impression stamps, marking stamps, ink stamps, postage stamps, rubber stamps; tape dispensers; adhesive tapes; memo boards; terrestrial globes; printed matter, namely, greeting cards, post cards, calendars, diaries, address books, wrapping paper, newspapers, maps; printed books and magazines in the field of current events news, sports, music, children's entertainment; paper and cardboard; towels of paper, namely, paper towels; table napkins of paper; hand towels of paper; handkerchiefs of paper; tissues; paper bags.

[Class - 25]

Clothing, namely, suits, dresses, coats, overcoats, jackets, rainwear, pants, trousers, shorts, jeans, skirts, blouses, shirts, T-shirts, tank tops; vests, sweaters, cardigans, underwear, pajamas, and nightwear; sweat suits; swimwear; ties; scarves; shawls; mufflers; gloves for wear; hand mittens; socks; tights; leggings; sock suspenders; stocking suspenders; braces for clothing; Japanese style clothing being kimonos; sashes; wedding dresses; masquerade costumes; waist belts for clothing; headgear, namely, caps, shower caps, hats, head bands, and visors; footwear, namely, shoes, boots, sports shoes, sandals, beach sandals; slippers, japanese style clogs and sandals.