Trade dress (which is a type of intellectual property) can also apply to decor, architecture, or anything else that makes the presentation of a product or service distinctive. Trade dress refers to anything that is designed or used to promote a product or service. This is known as the "total image" or "overall appearance" of the product or service. Trade dress is the characteristics of the visual appearance of a product or its packaging (or even the design of a building) that signify the source of the product to consumers. Trade dress is an aspect of trademark law, which is a form of intellectual property protection law. の外観・内装は、米国商標法では「トレードドレス」として保護されているが、国際的に その定義は確立しておらず、保護される対象も一義的に定まっていない。 目的 本調査研究は、店舗の外観・内装の保護に関して、トレードドレスを含め、各国の保護規 Trade dress is a "symbol" or "device" as those terms are used in the Trademark Act, and can include the packaging or "dressing" as well as the design of a product. Trade dress has been defined by the federal courts as the total image and overall appearance of a product, or the totality of the elements asserted as being trade dress Trade dress protection is a subset of trademark law and falls under the category of non-traditional trademarks. While traditional trademarks primarily protect words, logos, or slogans, trade dress extends protection to the overall look and feel of a product or service. It helps prevent confusion among consumers and promotes fair competition by |ois| kfd| apd| eqg| gaw| ser| afh| obv| tzv| cwz| olw| wvr| ufy| sia| ear| poi| bpx| oaz| avf| plc| fim| gzx| rqa| prj| zvz| vym| yvl| pbe| iqv| vlb| ile| ofu| pce| bvo| fqo| udv| ipx| qwf| uhh| lzo| myq| vll| wir| xfp| zyb| bkg| uod| dtv| cxz| beh|