Trademark Class 23: Yarns and Threads for Textile Use

Last updated: 20 June 2025

Trademark Class 23 covers yarns and threads specifically manufactured for textile and sewing purposes. This class protects brands in the textile manufacturing and handicraft industries.

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Overview

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Trademark Class 23 includes all types of yarns and threads used in textile production, sewing, embroidery, and other fabric-related applications. This class covers both natural and synthetic fibers specifically designed for textile use.

It includes cotton yarn, silk thread, woolen yarn, and specialty threads like elastic and metallic threads for textile purposes. Registering under Class 23 helps secure exclusive rights for businesses involved in producing or distributing these essential textile materials. For more details, visit the official website of Intellectual Property India.

Key Categories Under Class 23

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  • Natural Fiber Yarns: Cotton, silk, wool, and other plant/animal based yarns
  • Synthetic Threads: Rayon, fiberglass, and other man-made textile threads
  • Specialty Threads: Elastic, metallic, and rubber threads for textile use
  • Embroidery Materials: Threads specifically designed for embroidery work
  • Sewing Essentials: All types of sewing threads and darning yarns
  • Spun Yarns: Worsted, spun silk, and other processed yarns

Goods Classified Under Class 23

Chenille yarn
Coir thread and yarn
Cotton thread and yarn
Darning thread and yarn
Elastic thread and yarn for textile use
Embroidery thread and yarn
Fiberglass thread for textile use
Hemp thread and yarn
Jute thread and yarn
Linen thread and yarn
Rayon thread and yarn
Rubber thread for textile use
Sewing thread and yarn
Silk thread and yarn
Spun cotton
Spun thread and yarn
Spun wool / Worsted yarn
Spun silk
Thread of metal for embroidery
Threads of plastic materials for textile use
Woolen thread and yarn
Yarn* / thread* (all types for textile use)
Crochet yarn
Knitting yarn
Tapestry yarn
Macramé cord
Handicraft yarn
Metallic yarn for textile use
Bouclé yarn
Mohair yarn
Angora yarn
Cashmere yarn
Alpaca yarn
Camel hair yarn
Viscose yarn
Polyester sewing thread
Nylon thread
Acrylic yarn
Bamboo yarn
Soy yarn
Mercerized cotton
Gimp yarn
Fancy yarns
Novelty yarns
Textured yarns
Core-spun yarns
Slub yarns
Tweed yarns
Heather yarns
Variegated yarns
Ombré yarns

Goods Not Classified Under Class 23

Finished textiles and fabrics (Class 24)
Clothing and garments (Class 25)
Ropes and cords not for textile use (Class 22)
Fishing lines (Class 22)
Dental floss (Class 21)
Surgical sutures (Class 10)
Electrical wires and cables (Class 9)
Metal wires not for textile use (Class 6)
Plastic fibers not for textile use (Class 17)
Fiberglass for insulation (Class 17)
Rubber threads not for textile use (Class 17)
Strings for musical instruments (Class 15)
Strings for sports rackets (Class 28)
Thread for bookbinding (Class 16)
Twine for agricultural use (Class 22)
Netting and nets (Class 22)
Hair ribbons (Class 26)
Decorative ribbons (Class 26)
Shoelaces (Class 26)
Elastic bands not for textile use (Class 17)
Fishing nets (Class 22)
Safety nets (Class 22)
Webbing for vehicle safety belts (Class 12)
Belting for machinery (Class 7)
Conveyor belts (Class 7)
Transmission belts (Class 7)
Hoses not of textile (Class 17)
Packaging strings not of textile (Class 22)
Cords for window blinds (Class 20)
Tassels (Class 26)
Fringes for decoration (Class 26)
Artificial fur (Class 24)
Non-woven fabrics (Class 24)

Intellectual Properties You Should Trademark Under Class 23

  • Brand Names: The names of your yarn or thread product lines
  • Logos: Distinctive symbols representing your textile materials business
  • Slogans: Catchphrases associated with your yarn products
  • Product Designs: Unique yarn textures or thread constructions
  • Packaging Designs: Distinctive skein or spool packaging
  • Service Marks: For companies providing custom spinning or dyeing services
  • Trade Dress: The overall visual appearance of your yarn product packaging

Why Register Under Class 23

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  • Exclusive Rights: Protect your unique yarn and thread products from imitation in the competitive textile market
  • Brand Recognition: Establish your identity in the handicraft and textile manufacturing industry
  • Market Expansion: Secure your brand as you grow into new markets and product lines
  • Legal Protection: Gain the ability to take action against counterfeit textile materials
  • Asset Value: Build trademark assets that can increase your company's valuation
  • 10-Year Protection: Renewable protection that grows with your business
  • Begin your trademark registration process with TMZON — take the first step toward protecting your textile materials brand.

Registration Process

  • Before registering under Class 23, verify your brand name availability. Use our free Trademark Search tool to check existing registrations.
  • Trademark Search: Comprehensive search across yarn and thread trademarks
  • Application Preparation: Gather product specifications and business details
  • Filing: Submit your application with the appropriate trademark office
  • Examination: Official review of your application
  • Publication: Public notice period for opposition
  • Registration: Final approval and certificate issuance
  • Maintenance: Renewal filings to maintain protection

Why Choose TMZON

Why choose TMZON for trademark registration
  • Textile Industry Expertise: Specialized knowledge in yarn and thread trademarks
  • Comprehensive Searches: Thorough clearance process for textile trademarks
  • Streamlined Process: Efficient handling of all registration paperwork
  • Global Protection: Assistance with international trademark registration
  • Ongoing Support: Monitoring and enforcement services
  • Cost-Effective: Competitive pricing for craft and textile businesses

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Common Questions About Class 23

What types of yarn are included in Class 23?

Class 23 includes all yarns and threads specifically manufactured for textile use, including cotton, wool, silk, synthetic fibers, and specialty yarns like elastic or metallic threads for sewing and embroidery.

Are finished textiles included in Class 23?

No, finished fabrics and textiles fall under Class 24. Class 23 specifically covers the yarns and threads used to create those textiles.

Does Class 23 include ropes and cords?

Only if they are specifically designed for textile use. General ropes and cords fall under Class 22, while specialized textile cords would be in Class 23.

Are embroidery threads included?

Yes, all types of embroidery threads and specialty yarns for needlework are classified under Class 23 when sold as materials rather than finished embroidered goods.

What about synthetic fibers?

Synthetic fibers are included in Class 23 when manufactured as yarn or thread for textile use. Raw synthetic fibers not in yarn form may fall under Class 17 or other classes.

Are sewing machine threads included?

Yes, all types of sewing threads - whether for hand sewing or machine sewing - are classified under Class 23 when sold as materials rather than being incorporated into finished products.