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Is a product tag a proper specimen of use?

Written by Jan Buza

Co-founder of Trama

Yes, a product tag is considered a proper specimen of use when it actually meets all formal requirements. The requirements are that the tag must prominently display the mark in the same version as filed, be legible, and come from actual commercial use rather than a prototype or mockup. The mark must be clearly associated with the product the tag accompanies.

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