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Sarees are one of the most iconic and traditional clothing categories in India. Whether you run a saree manufacturing unit, wholesaling business, boutique, online store, or a designer label, protecting your brand name is essential. Trademark registration helps you secure your identity and prevent imitation in a highly competitive saree market.
This blog covers:
✔ Trademark Class for sarees
✔ Rules you must follow while filing
✔ Benefits of trademarking a saree brand
✔ 7–8 FAQs for clarity
#1. Trademark Class for Sarees
Sarees fall under Trademark Class 25, which includes:
Sarees
Designer sarees
Readymade sarees
Blouse pieces included with sarees
Ethnic wear
Garments, clothing & apparel
If you deal in sarees—manufacturing, designing, retailing, or selling online—your trademark must be filed under Class 25.
#2. Importance of Choosing the Right Trademark Class
Trademark class ensures legal protection for your goods.
Filing in the wrong class can cause:
Rejection of the application
No protection against misuse
Delays and extra costs
Possible objections or opposition
For sarees, always select Class 25 only.
#3. Rules for Filing a Trademark for Sarees
To protect your saree brand, follow these trademark rules:
#✔ Select the Correct Class – Class 25
Sarees are clothing and therefore fall strictly in Class 25.
#✔ Choose a Unique and Distinctive Brand Name
Avoid using descriptive or common words such as:
“Silk Saree Shop”, “Banarasi Saree House”, “Saree Mall”, etc.
These often get objected.
#✔ Decide What You Want to Trademark
You can file:
Word Mark (brand name only)
Logo Mark / Device Mark
Stylized Label Mark
#✔ Use Clear Goods Description
Recommended description:
“Sarees, designer sarees, ethnic wear, and clothing included in Class 25.”
#✔ Complete Proper Documentation
Required Documents:
Applicant identity proof
Logo (if filing a device mark)
TM-48 authorization form
#✔ Respond to Objections Quickly
If Registry raises a Section 9 or Section 11 objection, reply within 30 days.
#4. Benefits of Registering Your Saree Brand
#1. Exclusive Rights Over Your Brand Name
You get full ownership of your saree brand across India.
#2. Protection Against Copycats
Prevents others from using a similar name, especially common in the saree market.
#3. Essential for Online Platforms
Trademark registration is required or preferred for selling sarees on:
Amazon
Flipkart
Meesho
Myntra
#4. Builds Brand Trust and Recognition
Customers prefer buying from registered brands, especially premium/designer sarees.
#5. Huge Asset for Business Growth
A trademark can be:
Licensed
Franchised
Sold
#6. Simplifies Legal Action
You can take immediate legal steps against counterfeits or misuse.
#7. Long-Term Protection
Trademark stays valid 10 years, renewable for lifetime.
#5. FAQs: Trademark for Sarees
#1. Which trademark class is used for sarees?
Class 25, which covers all clothing including sarees.
#2. Do I need a trademark for a boutique selling sarees?
Yes.
If you want to protect your brand name, a trademark is recommended.
#3. Can I trademark a saree design?
No.
Design protection and trademark protection are different.
Trademark protects name/logo, not the design.
#4. Is trademark required to sell sarees on Meesho or Amazon?
Yes, trademark helps in brand authentication and protection.
#5. How much time does trademark registration take?
Approximately 12–18 months.
#6. What is the trademark fee for saree brands?
₹4,500 for individuals/startups
₹9,000 for companies
#7. Can I trademark a saree shop name?
Yes, you can trademark both:
Business/shop name
Logo
#8. Can one trademark cover all types of sarees?
Yes.
Cotton, silk, designer, Banarasi, Kanjivaram—all are included under Class 25.
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