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If my trademark application covers multiple types of clothing (like t-shirts, pants, etc.), do I need to provide a photo of each type?

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No, you don’t have to provide a photo for each of the goods listed in your goods and services. One clear, illustrative, unedited photo of a product per class of goods and services is sufficient. If your application covers multiple items within Class 25 (clothing), a single photo showing the trademark on only one item will typically be accepted. No need to provide a photo per goods and services item.

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