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Class 22 — Cordage and Fibers

Every entry the USPTO has published for Class 022 (Cordage and Fibers): 636 entries, of which 501 are accepted wording — 636 goods and 0 services. Copy this wording into your application rather than paraphrasing it; a free-form description adds $200 per class to the filing fee.

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Updated 2026-10-27

  • A — Accepted wording — cleared for use in an application (501 entries)
  • D — Deleted entry in the official export — no longer current wording (39 entries)
  • M — Modified entry — the official export records an amendment (see Notes) (61 entries)
  • X — Other non-current or annotated entry in the official export (35 entries)
636 ID Manual entries in this class
Term IDAccepted wordingStatusTypeEffectiveTM5Notes
022-239JuteAGOODS04/02/1991T06-18-2015: Jute is a natural fiber that is used for making rope and cloth.
022-144KapokAGOODS04/02/1991T06-18-2015: Kapok is a plant fiber from the Kapok tree used especially as a filling for mattresses, life preservers, and sleeping bags.
022-223Human hair [not for textile use]DGOODS09/01/2004
022-219Fibers for the manufacture of gut for rackets and fishingAGOODS08/01/2004
022-217Natural plant fibers for use as a filler for plastic compounds that are used in the further manufacture of plastic building materialsAGOODS08/01/2004
022-215Plastic-covered mesh fabric growing bags for growing plants and treesAGOODS08/01/2004
022-209Synthetic fibres for textile useAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-206Silk nettingAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-205Silk fibersAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-201Rice straw bags (kamasu)AGOODS07/20/2004T
022-189Rabbit hairAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-186Insect protection netsDGOODS06/07/2012On 06-07-2012, the 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because it is ambiguous, and it is being replaced by "Insect protection nets for household purposes" in Class 24.
022-183Cotton nettingAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-182Cotton fibersAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-17Multi-purpose cloth bagsDGOODS06/12/2014On 06-12-2014, this 04-02-1991 entry was deleted because it is too broad for classification purposes.
022-164Coarse animal hairsAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-163Chemical fibers for textile useAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-162Chemical fiber nettingsAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-155Cotton waddings for clothesAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-151Belts, not of metal, for handling loadsMGOODS08/01/2003T
022-140SailsAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-133Thermally bonded cotton batting used in upholstered furniture, mattresses and futonsAGOODS07/01/2001
022-127Silage bagsAGOODS06/01/2001
022-123Awnings of fabricDGOODS05/31/2012On 05-31-2012, the 02-20-1996 entry was deleted because it is covered by "Awnings [not of metal]" in Class 22 and because it gives the mistaken impression that the material composition of the goods is relevant for classification purposes. Although this wording has been deleted, it is still acceptable in Class 22.
022-114Cushioning not of rubber, plastic or paper in the nature of stuffingMGOODS08/01/2013On 08-01-2013, this 08-03-2001 entry was amended from "Cushioning not of rubber or plastic in the nature of stuffing" to also exclude "paper." Padding and stuffing materials are classified by material composition, e.g., of paper in Class 16, of plastics and rubber in Class 17, and not of paper, plastic or rubber in Class 22.
022-113Bags (Polyethylene)DGOODS03/15/1993This entry was deleted because it included bags that were classified in other classes, e.g., plastic bags for packaging in Class 16.
022-112Bags for commercial use (General Utility)DGOODS03/15/1993This entry was deleted because it included bags that were classified in other classes, e.g., plastic bags for packaging in Class 16.
022-110Bags for securing valuablesMGOODS03/15/1993
022-108Bags not for luggage or travel (Vinyl)DGOODS03/15/1993This entry was deleted because it included bags that were classified in other classes, e.g., plastic bags for packaging in Class 16.
022-106Vinyl bags [not for luggage or travelDGOODS03/15/1993This entry was deleted because it included bags that were classified in other classes, e.g., plastic bags for packaging in Class 16.
022-102Liners (Trash can)DGOODS03/15/1993This entry was deleted due to a clarification in the 7th edition of the Nice Agreement that specified classification of plastic or paper garbage bags in Class 16.
022-100Garment bags for storageAGOODS04/02/1991
022-96Fabric mailing pouchesAGOODS04/02/1991
022-95Fabric and polyester mesh net used for storing toys and other household itemsAGOODS04/02/1991
022-88Disposable bulk container linersAGOODS04/02/1991
022-79Cargo slings of rope or fabricAGOODS04/02/1991
022-76Canvas canopiesAGOODS04/02/199107-12-12: These general purpose goods are similar to awnings and tarpaulins.
022-71Bungie cordsAGOODS04/02/1991
022-7Yarn fibersAGOODS04/02/1991
022-66Venetian blind tapesAGOODS04/02/1991
022-62Macrame cordAGOODS04/02/1991
022-61LinterAGOODS04/02/1991
022-47Straps for handling loadsDGOODS11/03/201111-3-2011: Deleted the 04-02-1991 entry because it is overbroad and includes "Straps of metal for handling loads" in Class 6 and "Straps, not of metal, for handling loads" in Class 22.
022-462Natural fibers for use as reinforcements and fillers in composite materials used in the manufacture of a variety of industrial and consumer goodsXGOODS08/14/2014
022-46Storage bags made of nylon and canvas for vacuum cleaner accessoriesAGOODS04/02/1991
022-419Jute bags for industrial useMGOODS06/12/2014On 06-12-2014, this 07-20-2004 entry was amended from "Jute bags [for use in industry]" to the current entry for clarity.
022-417Cotton bags for industrial useMGOODS06/12/2014On 06-12-2014, this 07-20-2004 entry was amended from "Cotton bags [for use in industry]" to the current entry for clarity.
022-415{Specify type of animal, e.g., dog, rabbit, alpaca, etc.} hair for stuffing or padding purposesAGOODS06/05/2014Animal hair is an acceptable entry in Class 22; further specifying the particular animal is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-410ParacordAGOODS01/09/2014Paracord is a lightweight, general purpose utility cord made from braided nylon, also known as parachute cord.
022-405Stuffing not of rubber, plastic, or paper for {indicate, e.g., pillows, duvets, etc.}MGOODS08/01/2013On 08-01-2013, this 10-27-2011 entry was amended from "Stuffing, not of rubber or plastic, for {indicate, e.g., pillows, duvets, etc.}" to also exclude "paper." Padding and stuffing materials are classified by material composition, e.g., of paper in Class 16, of plastics and rubber in Class 17, and not of paper, plastic or rubber in Class 22.
022-399Canopies comprised primarily of tensile fabric membranesXGOODS07/11/2013
022-394Purse seinesAGOODS11/29/2012TA purse seine is a net typically towed by a boat that is drawn closed around a school of fish (resembling a purse).
022-393Net pens for fish farmingAGOODS11/29/2012TThese goods are in Class 22 because they are primarily in the nature of nets, and "nets" appears in the Class 22 Heading.
022-391Fleece woolAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-387Unfitted tarps for {specify function or use, e.g., covering swimming pools, lining tanks, etc.}AGOODS09/20/2012
022-386Arrays of resilient plastic straps that may be arranged in prescribed angular orientations relative to each other to accommodate objects of different sizes, shapes and configurations in any one of a multiplicity of different arrangementsMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 07-23-2009 entry was modified by deleting "non-metal" and inserting "plastic" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings - like these straps - are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition.
022-380Tethers in the nature of polypropylene straps that are secured with suction cups to an object for holding children's utensils and toysMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 06-10-2010 entry was modified by inserting "polypropylene" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-378Cargo and carrier equipment for vehicles comprised of synthetic textile materials, excluding artificial leather, namely, tow ropes, tow straps, ratchet tie-down straps, quick release tie down straps, lashing straps, and tarp strapsMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 11-26-2009 entry was modified by inserting "comprised of synthetic textile materials, excluding artificial leather," to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-377Nylon straps for handling loadsMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 10-27-2011 entry was modified by deleting "not of metal" and inserting "Nylon" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings - like these straps - are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on material composition.
022-376Nylon strapping or tie downsMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 10-27-2011 entry was modified by deleting "not of metal" and inserting "Nylon" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings - like these straps - are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on material composition.
022-373Rubber cable ties and straps for fastening and securing objects such as bundles of wire togetherMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 08-01-2004 entry was modified by inserting "Rubber" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-372Nylon towing strapsMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 08-01-04 entry was modified by inserting "Nylon" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-370Insect protection nets for commercial purposesAGOODS07/05/2012These goods are typically used in the agricultural industry as an alternative to pesticides.
022-37Raw woolAGOODS04/02/1991
022-367Non-metal net wrapping for palletsAGOODS06/14/2012
022-359Non-metal bale net wrappingAGOODS03/15/2012
022-358Straw wrappers for bottlesAGOODS01/12/2012T
022-356Elastic bands for bindingAGOODS01/12/2012TThese goods are in Class 22 because bands not of metal for wrapping and binding are in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-354Cables, not of metalAGOODS11/26/2009T
022-352Horticultural bags and sacks, namely, bags and sacks made of woven synthetic or natural fibers or plastics materials, all for use in growing any type of plant, shrub or treeAGOODS07/01/2004
022-397Awnings comprised primarily of tensile fabric membranesXGOODS07/11/2013
022-345General utility bags for commercial useAGOODS04/02/1991
022-344Cords made of textile fibresAGOODS11/17/2011T
022-338Mooring cables, not of metalAGOODS10/27/2011
022-337Polyethylene adhesive patches for repair of torn or damaged high-density polyethylene plastic bags for the storage of {indicate type of item to be stored}AGOODS10/20/2011
022-333Camouflage nets for radar useAGOODS09/08/2011T
022-328Artificial hair for stuffing and padding purposesAGOODS08/04/2011
022-324Flock for stuffingAGOODS08/19/2010
022-322Rice straw bags (tawara)AGOODS07/22/2010T
022-321Cloth bag for storing and dispensing plastic bags for household useAGOODS07/08/2010
022-32Ramie fibersAGOODS04/02/1991
022-316Inflatable kits composed primarily of inflatable bags and also including hoses and valves for lifting, floating and moving a boat lift upon a body of waterXGOODS06/10/201007-04-2013: Status changed from "A" - Added to "X" - example.
022-315Load lifting strapsDGOODS09/06/2012On 9-6-2012, this 4-1-2010 entry was deleted because it is overbroad. "Straps of metal for handling loads" are classified in Class 6. "Straps, not of metal, for handling loads" are classified in Class 22.
022-314Bamboo fiberAGOODS04/01/2010
022-310Shoulder covers for clothing storageAGOODS02/18/2010
022-308Bank deposit bagsAGOODS01/21/2010
022-304Portable toy storage bagAGOODS09/17/2009
022-303Unfitted covers for boats and marine vehiclesMGOODS09/10/2009T9-10-09 - Entry from 2-9-07 transferred from Class 24 based on entry in Nice Agreement for "Vehicle covers, not fitted" in Class 22 and to be consistent with entry in US Manual for "unfitted vehicle covers" in Class 22.
022-299GroundsheetsAGOODS06/18/2009T
022-298Tarpaulins made from plastics coated materialsAGOODS06/18/2009T
022-296Vehicle rescue apparatus, namely, rope cables used to affix between vehicles to pull a jammed or stuck door of one of the vehiclesAGOODS04/16/2009
022-287School supply storage pouches that magnetically attach to metal surfaces and magnetically fold to closeAGOODS07/10/2008
022-537Elastic bands for securing rolled garments for travelAGOODS05/08/2008
022-282Fiber rovings for textile purposesAGOODS03/27/2008
022-281Storage bags for cremationAGOODS03/06/2008
022-273Plant hangers of ropeAGOODS08/16/2007
022-270Plastic storage bags for iceAGOODS08/09/2007
022-264Plastic bags for storage used in the dry cleaning industryAGOODS02/22/2007
022-260Cotton wasteAGOODS07/20/2004
022-248Down feathers for use as stuffingAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-246Animal hairAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-244Vinyl ground clothAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-242CordageAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-24Plastic windscreens for use on tennis courtsAGOODS04/02/1991
022-235Securing device comprising of a flat or round soft plastic band and having a self contained cutting device that allows the user to break the tie without having to use a sharp instrument or toolAGOODS06/01/2006
022-233Unfitted spa coversAGOODS04/01/2006
022-286Nylon fibers for textile useAGOODS05/29/2008
022-467Polyester fleece batting coated with a heat activated adhesive for use as interliningXGOODS02/12/2015
022-476Twine made of paperXGOODS12/24/2015
022-478Carded woolXGOODS12/24/2015
022-483RaffiaXGOODS12/24/2015Raffia is a plant fiber used for making baskets and hats.
022-484Shorn woolXGOODS12/24/2015
022-488Wrapping or binding bands, not of metalXGOODS12/24/2015
022-107Sacks or bags for the transportation or storage of materials in bulkMGOODS03/15/1993
022-496Grow tentsAGOODS08/04/2016Grow tents are portable indoor tents in which plants are grown.
022-4Wadding for filteringAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-53Textile fibersAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-501Non-metal grass and weed trimmer line comprised primarily of {specify material composition, e.g., plastic, nylon, etc.}AGOODS10/13/2016
022-72Camel hairAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-126Body bagsAGOODS04/12/1999T
022-500Angora hairAGOODS10/06/2016T
022-19Non-metal slings for loadingAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-511Paper drop clothsMGOODS01/01/2018On 01-01-2018, this 02-20-1996 entry was transferred from Class 16 to Class 22 in compliance with Nice 11-2018.
022-285Flexible and portable plastic bag for carrying gasoline or other liquid petroleum fuelsMGOODS02/21/200810-01-2002 Analogous with other plastic containers in Class 20. 02-21-2008 - moved to Class 22. Bags are not analogous with other containers in 20 because bags are not Class 20 items. Bags of this type are in 22.
022-120Drop cloths [textile]DGOODS01/01/2018On 01-01-2018, this 02-20-1996 entry was deleted and replaced by "Drop cloths" in Class 22 in compliance with Nice 11-2018. The material composition of the goods has no impact on the classification.
022-518Pet hammocksAGOODS10/25/2018
022-139RopesAGOODS04/02/1991TThese are general use ropes and not those specifically designed for use in a sport.
022-234Guy lines not of metalAGOODS04/01/200603-22-2018 - Guy line, also called "guy wire," is a tensioned cable or line used to steady a structure, mast, or pole, such as a telephone pole or communicator tower.
022-250Horsehair, not for textile use and not for brush-makingMGOODS01/01/2017TOn 01-01-2017, this 04-02-1991 entry was amended from "Horsehair [not for textile use, not for brushes]" to "Horsehair, not for textile use and not for brush-making" in compliance with Nice 11-2017.
022-199Pig bristles not for brush-makingMGOODS01/01/2017TOn 01-01-2017, this 07-04-2004 entry was amended from "Pig bristles [not for brushes]" to "Pig bristles not for brush-making" in compliance with Nice 11-2017.
022-504Animal feeding netsAGOODS01/01/2017T
022-172Glass fibers [for textile use]DGOODS01/01/2018On 01-01-2018, this 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because "Glass fibers," without additional wording, is overbroad under Nice 11-2018. Glass fibers for textile use are classified in Class 22. The deleted term "glass fibers," without additional wording, is no longer acceptable.
022-508Carbon fibres for textile useAGOODS01/01/2018T
022-513Ramie fiberAGOODS01/01/2018T
022-512Vitreous silica fibres for textile useAGOODS01/01/2018T01-01-2018 - Vitreous silica fibres, other than for textile use, are classified in Class 21.
022-515Mesh bags for washing laundryAGOODS01/01/2018T
022-465Stuffing, not of rubber, plastics, paper or cardboardAGOODS01/01/2015T
022-525Textile envelopes for merchandise packagingAGOODS01/28/2021
022-294Hemp fibresAGOODS02/12/2009T
022-174Hemp nettingsAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-34Raw fibrous textile materialsAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-528Wax endsAGOODS03/11/2021Wax ends, also called "waxed ends," are threads comprised of multiple filaments rubbed with shoemaker’s wax, usually pointed with a bristle, and used in sewing leather.
022-222Burlap wraps for plantsAGOODS08/01/2004T
022-98Feathers for stuffingAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-89Down feathersAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-523Synthetic webbingAGOODS04/16/2020
022-97Feathers for beddingAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-42Seaweed for stuffingAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-36Raw silkAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-41SawdustAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-135Rope laddersAGOODS08/06/2001T
022-54Textile filamentsAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-540Polyester fibers for textile useAGOODS06/17/2021T
022-539Fibers made of polyester for textile useAGOODS06/10/2021
022-75Canvas bags for storage of {indicate type of items stored, e.g., food, grain, etc.}MGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[NOT luggage or travel bags]" because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12.
022-169Raw flax fiberMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[raw]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-188Raw jute fiberMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[raw]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-191Raw raffia fiberMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[raw]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-35Raw linenMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[flax]" because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12.
022-379Straps comprised of synthetic textile materials, excluding artificial leather, for securing {indicate goods, e.g., pallets, lawn furniture, etc.}MGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 09-13-2012 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[excluding artificial leather]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-350Unfitted liners for the cargo area of vehicles [in the nature of a tarp]DGOODS03/31/202206-17- 2010 These goods are in Class 22 because the goods are in the nature of a tarp. On 03-31-2022, this 03-15-1993 entry was deleted because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12. This entry is covered by "Protective unfitted liners for the cargo area of vehicles" in Class 22.
022-351Unfitted liners of flexible vinyl for hot tubs, swimming pools, ponds, spas and industrial tanks [in the nature of a tarp]DGOODS03/31/202206-17- 2010 Inserted "[in the nature of a tarp]" to clarify the nature of the goods; the nature of the goods justifies classifying them in 22. On 03-15-2022, this 03-15-1993 entry was deleted because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12. This entry is covered by "Protective unfitted liners of flexible vinyl for hot tubs, swimming pools, ponds, spas and industrial tanks" in Class 22.
022-230Wool tops for use in spinning yarnMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-02-2005 entry "Wool tops [pre-fabricated semi-finished wool fiber products, NOT clothing]" was modified to "Wool tops for use in spinning yarn" to delete the bracketed wording "[pre-fabricated semi-finished wool fiber products, NOT clothing]" and add the wording "for use in spinning yarn" to clarify the nature of the goods. Wool tops are semi-finished wool fibers that have not yet been spun into yarn.
022-550Wooden excelsiorAGOODS03/31/2022Wooden excelsior is fine curled wood shavings used especially for packing fragile items. Wooden excelsior is also called "wood wool."
022-549Raccoon dog hair, not for brushesAGOODS03/31/2022
022-158Wood wool [wooden excelsior]DGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12. This entry is covered by "Wood wool" in Class 22 and "Wooden excelsior" in Class 22.
022-468Wood woolXGOODS12/24/2015Wood wool is fine shavings or fibers of wood, often used as a stuffing or packing material. Wood wool is also called "wooden excelsior."
022-551Inflatable tents for mountaineering or campingAGOODS04/21/2022TTents for mountaineering or camping is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-533Cable ties, not of metalAGOODS04/29/2021T
022-536Zip ties, not of metalAGOODS04/29/2021T
022-546Cattle hair, not for textile useAGOODS03/31/2022
022-197Netting, not of metal or asbestosMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[not of metal or asbestos]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-159Wool [raw material]DGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12. This entry is covered by "Raw wool" in Class 22.
022-385All-purpose straps comprised of synthetic textile materials, excluding artificial leatherMGOODS03/31/202209-19-2013 - Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 only, and the classification depends on the material composition of the goods. Classes 6, 18, and 22 cover straps comprised of metal, leather, and non-metal, non-leather materials, respectively. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 only according to material composition. On 03-31-2022, this 09-13-2012 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[excluding artificial leather]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-259Cattle hair [not for textile use, not for brushes]DGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because, without the inclusion of the bracketed wording, it is indefinite and overbroad. The entries "Cattle hair, not for textile use" and "Cattle hair, not for brushes," which incorporate the bracketed wording into the identifications, were added to the Manual in Class 22 to replace the deleted entry.
022-547Cattle hair, not for brushesAGOODS03/31/2022
022-252Protective unfitted liners of flexible vinyl for industrial tanksMGOODS03/31/202206-17-2010 Inserted "[in the nature of a tarp]" to clarify the nature of the goods; the nature of the goods justifies classifying them in 22. On 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified from "Protective liners of flexible vinyl for industrial tanks [in the nature of a tarp]" to "Protective unfitted liners of flexible vinyl for industrial tanks" to delete the bracketed wording "[in the nature of a tarp]" and add the word "unfitted" to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-349Protective unfitted liners of vinyl for hot tubs, swimming pools, ponds, spas and industrial tanksMGOODS03/31/202206-17- 2010 Inserted "[in the nature of a tarp]" to clarify the nature of the goods; the nature of the goods justifies classifying them in 22. On 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified from "Protective liners of vinyl for hot tubs, swimming pools, ponds, spas and industrial tanks [in the nature of a tarp]" to "Protective unfitted liners of vinyl for hot tubs, swimming pools, ponds, spas and industrial tanks to delete the bracketed wording "[in the nature of a tarp]" and add the word "unfitted" to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-509Dust sheetsAGOODS01/01/2018TThe term "dust sheets" (British English) is synonymous with "drop cloths" (American English). They are classified in Class 22 because they function as "tarpaulins," and that term appears in the Nice Class 22 Heading.
022-510Drop clothsAGOODS01/01/2018TDrop cloths are classified in Class 22 because they function as "tarpaulins," and that term appears in the Nice Class 22 Heading.
022-602Fibres for the manufacture of gut for racquetsAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-604Flax fibre, rawAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-613Jute fibre, rawAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-618Metallic fibres for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-640Palm fibreAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-657Raw flax fibreAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-659Raw raffia fibreAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-662Raw textile fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-672Semi-synthetic fibres for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-673Silk fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-722Synthetic textile straps, excluding artificial leather straps, used for attaching children's sippy cups to strollers, car seats or high chairsAGOODS01/01/2023
022-723Synthetic textile straps, excluding artificial leather straps, used for attaching children's toys to strollers, car seats, or high chairsAGOODS01/01/2023
022-266Rockfall prevention netsDGOODS01/01/2023On 01-01-2023, this 04-26-2007 entry was deleted because it is indefinite and overbroad. This wording is no longer acceptable. This entry was replaced by "Rockfall prevention nets, not of metal" in Class 22 and "Rockfall prevention nets of metal" in Class 6.
022-411Lanyards for holding {indicate use, e.g., badges, keys}DGOODS01/01/2023On 02-13-2014, the 06-01-2001 entry was modified to delete the word "eyeglasses" from the examples contained within brackets. Eyeglass lanyards are classified in Class 9 because they are specially adapted for use with eyeglasses. On 01-01-2023, this 02-13-2014 entry was deleted because it is indefinite and overbroad. This wording is no longer acceptable. Lanyards for holding particular products are generally classified in the same class as the product, under Nice 12-2023. For example, "lanyards for holding cell phones" are classified in Class 9, the class of cell phones. "Lanyards for name badge holders" are classified in Class 16, the class of name badge holders. Please consult the ID Manual for examples of lanyards for holding particular products as well as other types of lanyards.
022-530Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks featuring {indicate, e.g., beads, clips, etc.}DGOODS01/01/202303-18-2021 - Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks are general-purpose lanyards for holding items. Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required. On 01-01-2023, this 03-18-2021 entry was deleted consistent with Nice 12-2023. This wording is no longer acceptable. "Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks" are classified in Class 10. Lanyards for holding particular products are generally classified in the same class as the product, under Nice 12-2023. For example, "lanyards for holding cell phones" are classified in Class 9, the class of cell phones. "Lanyards for name badge holders" are classified in Class 16, the class of name badge holders. Please consult the ID Manual for examples of lanyards for holding particular products as well as other types of lanyards.
022-531Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks in the form of chainsDGOODS01/01/202303-18-2021 - Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks in the form of chains are general-purpose lanyards for holding items. Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required. On 01-01-2023, this 03-18-2021 entry was deleted consistent with Nice 12-2023. This wording is no longer acceptable. "Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks" are classified in Class 10. Lanyards for holding particular products are generally classified in the same class as the product, under Nice 12-2023. For example, "lanyards for holding cell phones" are classified in Class 9, the class of cell phones. "Lanyards for name badge holders" are classified in Class 16, the class of name badge holders. Please consult the ID Manual for examples of lanyards for holding particular products as well as other types of lanyards.
022-678Spun polyester fibre for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-700True hemp fibre, rawAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-552Acrylic fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-559Bamboo fibres for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-240Commercial fishing netsAGOODS04/02/1991T01-01-2023 - Commercial fishing nets are classified in Class 22 because "commercial fishing nets" is in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-715Garden nettingAGOODS01/01/2023
022-716Garden netting for protection against birdsAGOODS01/01/2023Garden netting is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-730Non-metal tie wrapsAGOODS06/01/2023
022-731Tie wraps not of metalAGOODS06/01/2023
022-232Shock cords not of metalAGOODS04/01/2006T
022-475Packing stringXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-492Cords for hanging picturesXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-311Plastic twist tiesAGOODS03/04/2010T
022-130Rope for use in pet toysAGOODS06/01/2001T
022-125LassoesAGOODS04/12/1999T
022-374Nylon tie down strapsMGOODS09/13/2012TOn 12-30-10, the 4-2-1991 entry was amended to add the words "non-metal" to distinguish them from the metal tie downs that are classified in Class 6. On 09-13-12, the 12-30-10 entry was modified by deleting "Non-metal" and inserting "Nylon" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-727Camping swagsAGOODS01/01/2023Camping swags are portable, compact sleeping spaces, similar to small tents, that may generally be rolled into a bundle for transporting. Camping swags are classified in Class 22 because "camping swags" is in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-710Soy foam for padding and stuffingAGOODS01/01/2023
022-725Lanyards in the nature of non-metal rope for marine useAGOODS01/01/2023Lanyards in the nature of non-metal rope for marine use are classified in Class 22 because the Class 22 Nice Explanatory Note indicates that "cords and twines made of natural or artificial textile fibres, paper or plastics" are included in Class 22.
022-726Ropes for riggingAGOODS01/01/2023
022-720Non-metal rockslide retention netsAGOODS01/01/2023
022-588Cotton wadding for clothesAGOODS09/15/2022
022-589Cotton wadding for futonsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-590Cotton wadding for use in quiltsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-591Cotton waste for padding and stuffingAGOODS09/15/2022Cotton waste is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-592Covers for boats, not fittedAGOODS09/15/2022
022-594Drop cloths made of paperAGOODS09/15/2022Drop cloths is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-595Drop cloths of paperAGOODS09/15/2022Drop cloths is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-596Drop cloths of textileAGOODS09/15/2022Drop cloths is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-598Fibers for the manufacture of gut for racketsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-608Ground clothsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-611Jute bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022Bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulk is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-612Jute fiber, rawAGOODS09/15/2022
022-614LassosAGOODS09/15/2022
022-615Load lifting straps, not of metalAGOODS09/15/2022
022-623Non-electric ropes, not of metalAGOODS09/15/2022
022-629Nylon strapping for securing loadsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-630Nylon straps for handling loads featuring hook and loop fastenersAGOODS09/15/2022Nylon straps for handling loads is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-631Nylon support straps for holding planted trees in an upright positionAGOODS09/15/2022
022-632Nylon tie-down strapsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-634Packaging bags of textileAGOODS09/15/2022
022-636Packing strings made of plasticAGOODS09/15/2022Packing strings is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-637Packing strings of plasticAGOODS09/15/2022Packing strings is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-639Palm fiberAGOODS09/15/2022
022-646Polyethylene sacks for the storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-647Polyethylene sacks for the transport of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-733Infill comprised primarily of coconut fiber and also including rough cork chips for use with synthetic grass and turfAGOODS09/28/2023Infill comprised primarily of coconut fiber and also including rough cork chips for use with synthetic grass and turf is classified in Class 22 because the goods are comprised primarily of coconut fiber, and "coconut fiber" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-648Quick-release tie-down straps made of synthetic textile materialsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-649Raccoon dog hairAGOODS09/15/2022
022-655Raw alpaca woolAGOODS09/15/2022
022-656Raw cashmere woolAGOODS09/15/2022
022-663Raw true hemp fiberAGOODS09/15/2022
022-666Ropes and stringAGOODS09/15/2022
022-670Sacks of textile for packagingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-671Sails for windsurfingAGOODS09/15/2022Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-675Slings, not of metal, for loadingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-676Spa covers, not fittedAGOODS09/15/2022
022-677Spun polyester fiber for textile useAGOODS09/15/2022
022-683Swimming pool covers, not fittedAGOODS09/15/2022
022-684Synthetic ropesAGOODS09/15/2022Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-685Tarp straps made of synthetic textile materialsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-688Tarpaulins made from plastic coated materialsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-689Tarpaulins made from plastic-coated materialsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-690Tarpaulins made of sailclothAGOODS09/15/2022
022-692Tarpaulins, not fitted, for power machineryAGOODS09/15/2022
022-694Tents made of fabricAGOODS09/15/2022Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-696Textile bags for packagingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-697Textile bags for packaging materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022Textile bags for packaging is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-698Textile sacks for packaging materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-704Unfitted motorcycle coversAGOODS09/15/2022
022-705Unfitted tarpaulins for lining the cargo area of vehiclesAGOODS09/15/2022
022-706Unfitted tarpaulins for power machineryAGOODS09/15/2022
022-708Wool flock for stuffingAGOODS09/15/2022Flock for stuffing is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-212Tents, not for campingMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[not for camping]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods. 09-15-2022 - Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-196Mountaineering ropesAGOODS07/20/2004T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-497Tents made of textile materialsAGOODS10/06/2016T09-15-2022 - Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-213Tents for mountaineering or campingAGOODS07/20/2004T09-15-2022 - Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-195Banister ropesAGOODS07/20/2004T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-177Anchoring ropesAGOODS07/20/2004T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-353Ropes for marine useAGOODS11/13/2008T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-517Climbing ropesAGOODS09/06/2018T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-202Ropes and synthetic ropesAGOODS07/20/200409-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-554Bags for dirty laundryAGOODS09/15/2022
022-558Bamboo fibers for textile useAGOODS09/15/2022
022-561Bicycle covers, not fittedAGOODS09/15/2022
022-563Camouflage nets used in huntingAGOODS09/15/2022Camouflage nets is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-566Canvas bags for storageAGOODS09/15/2022
022-568Canvas laundry bagsAGOODS09/15/2022Laundry bags is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-570Cargo slings of ropeAGOODS09/15/2022
022-571Chemical fiber bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022Bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulk is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-576Cloth bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022Bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulk is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-580Collection and wash bags made from polyurethane resin for contaminated linenAGOODS09/15/2022
022-584Cotton batting for use in clothingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-585Cotton batting for use in quiltsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-499Sails for catamaransAGOODS10/06/2016T09-15-2022 - Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-495Sails for ski sailingXGOODS12/24/201509-15-2022 - Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-398Tents comprised primarily of tensile fabric membranesXGOODS07/11/201309-15-2022 - Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-184Tow ropes for automobilesAGOODS07/20/2004T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-181Cotton batting for futonsAGOODS07/20/2004
022-739Sail gasketsAGOODS01/01/2024Sail gaskets are ties for attaching sails to booms. Traditionally made of rope, sail gaskets are now often made of nylon. "Sail gaskets" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-14Ladder tapes for venetian blindsAGOODS04/02/1991
022-489Bottle envelopes of strawAGOODS12/24/2015T
022-741Awnings, not of metalAGOODS11/21/2024T
022-735Ladder tapes for jalousiesAGOODS01/01/2024"Ladder tapes for jalousies" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-744Non-metallic zip tiesAGOODS01/01/2025
022-745Non-metallic cable tiesAGOODS01/01/2025
022-742Sails for snowkitingAGOODS01/01/2025Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-743Sails for kite skiingAGOODS01/01/2025Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-752Outdoor patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Outdoor patio umbrellas are classified in Class 22 because "patio umbrellas" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22 and by analogy to "awnings of textile" and "awnings of synthetic materials" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-755Beach parasolsAGOODS01/01/2026Beach parasols are classified in Class 22 by analogy to "patio umbrellas" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-756Outdoor patio parasolsAGOODS01/01/2026Outdoor patio parasols are classified in Class 22 by analogy to "patio umbrellas" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22. "Outdoor patio parasols" (British English) is synonymous with "outdoor patio umbrellas" (American English).
022-757Beach umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Beach umbrellas are classified in Class 22 by analogy to "patio umbrellas" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-758Table umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Table umbrellas are classified in Class 22 by analogy to "patio umbrellas" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-759Telescopic patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Telescopic patio umbrellas are classified in Class 22 because "patio umbrellas" is in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22. Patio umbrellas is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-760Bags for patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Bags for patio umbrellas are in Class 22 because "patio umbrellas" are in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-761Patio umbrella coversAGOODS01/01/2026Patio umbrella covers are in Class 22 because "patio umbrellas" are in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-762Covers for patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Covers for patio umbrellas are in Class 22 because "patio umbrellas" are in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-764Patio umbrella ringsAGOODS01/01/2026
022-768Ribs for patio parasolsAGOODS01/01/2026
022-770Metal parts of patio parasolsAGOODS01/01/2026
022-82ClotheslineAGOODS04/02/19917-31-2025 - These goods are ropes, lines, or cords on which clothes may be hung to dry.
022-579ClotheslinesAGOODS09/15/20227-31-2025 - These goods are ropes, lines, or cords on which clothes may be hung to dry.
022-577Clothes lineAGOODS09/15/202203-27-2025 - "Clothes line" (British English) is also spelled "clothesline" (American English). 7-31-2025 - These goods are ropes, lines, or cords on which clothes may be hung to dry.
022-707Unfitted vehicle covers in the nature of tarpaulinsAGOODS09/15/2022Unfitted vehicle covers is acceptable wording; further specification is also acceptable, but it is not required.
022-749Polyester fibers for stuffing upholsteryAGOODS01/01/2026
022-26Polyester fibersDGOODS01/01/2026On 01-01-2026, this 04-02-1991 entry was deleted because it is overbroad under Nice 13-2026. This wording is no longer acceptable. Please consult the ID Manual for examples of polyester fibers.
022-771Covers for patio parasolsAGOODS01/01/2026
022-691Tarpaulins of sailclothAGOODS09/15/2022T
022-485Vehicle covers, not fittedXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-152Polyester plastic netting for packaging goodsAGOODS06/01/2004T
022-746Unfitted covers for boatsAGOODS05/01/2025
022-562Binding thread, not of metal, for agricultural purposesAGOODS09/15/2022TBinding thread, not of metal, for agricultural purposes is classified in Class 22 because "bindings, not of metal" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-220Canvas wraps for plantsAGOODS08/01/2004T
022-470Raw fibrous textileXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-748Shade sailsAGOODS08/14/2025
022-564Camping tentsAGOODS09/15/2022TTents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-772Plastic bags with one-way valves, in which air is evacuated, for storing 3D printing filamentAGOODS08/13/2026
022-773All-purpose polymer strapsAGOODS09/17/2026<p> </p>
022-31Raffia fibersAGOODS04/02/199106-18-2015: Raffia fibers are leaf fibers of the raffia palm tree that are used to make baskets, mats and other products.
022-277TarpaulinsAGOODS11/15/2007T06-18-2015: A tarpaulin, or a tarp, is a large piece of waterproof material, such as plastic or canvas, which is used to cover things and keep them dry.
022-23Plastic ties for home or garden useAGOODS04/02/1991
022-229Tent fliesAGOODS05/01/2005
022-228Cloth bags for stacking and storing diapers and blanketsAGOODS03/01/2005
022-227Heavy-duty bags for disposal of building materials and refuseAGOODS01/01/2005
022-226Bed tentsAGOODS12/01/2004
022-224Polyurethane resin collection and wash bag for contaminated linenAGOODS10/01/2004
022-216Padding and stuffing materials not of rubber, paper or plasticAGOODS08/01/2004
022-21Nylon weed trimmer lineAGOODS04/02/1991
022-200Raw textile fibersAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-198Packaging bags of textile materialAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-194TwinesAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-185Industrial packaging containers of textileAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-18Non-metal rigging chainsAGOODS04/02/1991
022-178Angora goat hairAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-171Glass fiber nettingAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-170Floss silkAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-165CocoonsAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-153Irrigation bags for watering treesAGOODS07/01/2004
022-15Marine sails and sail handling systems comprising lines and fittings sold as a unitAGOODS04/02/1991
022-149Vinyl and fabric strapping used in the manufacture/repair of lawn chairsAGOODS12/01/2002
022-148Sheets of polypropylene netting used for decorating floral and gift arrangements and craft purposesAGOODS10/01/2002
022-143HammocksAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-141Wadding not of rubber, paper or plastic for padding and stuffingAGOODS04/02/1991
022-138Padding materials not of rubber, paper or plasticAGOODS04/02/1991
022-131Synthetic fibers and filaments for use in the manufacture of fabrics, textiles, yarns, and carpetsAGOODS06/01/2001
022-129Non-woven polymeric fibers for conversion into a variety of industrial and consumer goodsAGOODS06/01/2001
022-119Trunks for storageDGOODS02/20/1996All trunks are classified in Class 18 since they are primarily used as luggage for travel purposes.
022-117Storage (Trunks for)DGOODS02/20/1996All trunks are classified in Class 18 since they are primarily used as luggage for travel purposes.
022-116FiberfillAGOODS01/01/1995
022-109Plastic bags for securing valuablesDGOODS03/15/1993This entry was found unnecessary since all bags for securing valuables are classified in Class 22 regardless of material composition.
022-93Elastic netting for meat productsAGOODS04/02/1991
022-83Coconut fibersAGOODS04/02/1991
022-70Brattice clothAGOODS04/02/1991
022-64Unfitted swimming pool coversAGOODS04/02/1991
022-63Macrame ropeAGOODS04/02/1991
022-56Acrylic fibersAGOODS04/02/1991
022-463Woven fibers of {specify material, e.g., nylon, cotton, basalt, etc.} for textile useXGOODS08/14/2014
022-461Clothes pin storage bagsAGOODS08/14/2014
022-43Shoe bags for storageAGOODS04/02/1991
022-420Plastic Christmas tree netting for use in transporting natural Christmas treesAGOODS07/10/2014
022-418Chemical fiber bags for industrial useMGOODS06/12/2014On 06-12-2014, this 07-20-2004 entry was amended from "Chemical fiber bags [for use in industry]" to the current entry for clarity.
022-414Heavy-duty bags for recycling and disposal of building materials, namely, {specify, e.g., roofing shingles, bricks, etc.}XGOODS05/01/2014Heavy-duty bags for recycling and disposal of building materials is acceptable wording in Class 22; further specification as to the type of building materials to be disposed is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-413Heavy-duty bags for recycling and disposal of building materialsXGOODS05/01/2014
022-408Polypropylene bags used for the storage of {indicate type of item to be stored}AGOODS06/01/2001
022-406Woven polymeric fibers for conversion into a variety of industrial and consumer goodsAGOODS09/26/2013
022-403Stuffing not of rubber, plastic, or paperMGOODS08/01/2013On 08-01-2013, this 10-27-2011 entry was amended from "Stuffing, not of rubber or plastic" to also exclude "paper." Padding and stuffing materials are classified by material composition, e.g., of paper in Class 16, of plastics and rubber in Class 17, and not of paper, plastic or rubber in Class 22.
022-401Cotton batting for use in {specify goods, e.g., quilts, clothing, etc.}AGOODS07/18/2013
022-400Cotton wadding for use in {specify goods, e.g., quilts, clothing, etc.}AGOODS07/18/2013
022-395Snare netsAGOODS01/10/2013T
022-384All-purpose nylon straps featuring hook and loop fastenersMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 1-6-2011 entry was modified by inserting "nylon" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-383All-purpose nylon strapsMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 04-02-1991 entry was modified by inserting "nylon" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-382Polypropylene straps for securing bundlesMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 04-02-1991 entry was modified by inserting "Polypropylene" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-381Polypropylene straps for securing balesMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 07-10-2008 entry was modified by inserting "Polypropylene" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 according to material composition.
022-375Nylon support straps for holding planted trees in an upward positionMGOODS09/13/2012On 09-13-12, the 08-16-2007 entry was modified by deleting "Non-metal" and inserting "Nylon" to make clear the justification for classifying these goods in Class 22. Straps are generally classified according to the function or purpose of the goods. However, straps for securing items and general purpose straps are classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on the material composition of the goods. Straps with functions that are not covered by the Class Headings - like these straps - are also classified in Classes 6, 18, or 22 depending on material composition.
022-366Garment bags for storage of {indicate type of garment stored, e.g., sweaters, shoes, scarves, etc.}AGOODS06/14/2012
022-357Metallic fibers for textile useAGOODS01/12/2012T
022-355StringAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-348Unfitted vehicle coversAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-347Smoked, seasoned stocking net for holding meat during curingAGOODS04/02/1991
022-330Plastic ties for garden useAGOODS08/18/2011T
022-335Camouflage netsAGOODS09/08/2011
022-334Camouflage nets for visual useAGOODS09/08/2011T
022-331Plastic ties for home useAGOODS08/18/2011T
022-327All-purpose tarpaulins of plasticAGOODS07/21/2011T
022-325Rain flies for tentsAGOODS08/19/2010
022-323Waterproof bags, namely, wet bags for temporary storage of wet and/or soiled cloth diapersAGOODS08/05/2010
022-320High-density polyethylene plastic bags for the storage of household itemsAGOODS07/08/2010
022-319Pressurized durable film bags comprised of a combination of plastic and aluminum, that are reusable, refillable and recyclable, to hold liquids for commercial or industrial useAGOODS06/17/2010
022-318Plastic evidence bags for storage and transport of evidenceAGOODS06/10/2010
022-309Polypropylene bags used for the storage of personal belongings to prevent or minimize lice infestationAGOODS02/04/2010
022-305Bags for composting kitchen, garden, and other organic materialAGOODS09/24/2009
022-301Storage bags for industrial useAGOODS06/25/2009
022-297Protection pouches made of fabric for storing purses when not in useAGOODS04/30/2009T
022-295Remote controlled non-metal athletic field cover driven by a motorized rollerAGOODS03/12/2009
022-336Camouflage nets for visual and radar usesXGOODS07/25/201309-08-2011 This identification from April 2, 1991, remains acceptable; however, it has been replaced with two separate entries: "camouflage nets for radar use" and "camouflage nets for visual use." 07-25-2013: Acceptable entry changed from "D" deleted to "X" example status.
022-293Swimming pool skimming netsAGOODS02/12/2009
022-292Concrete curing blankets made of textileAGOODS12/25/2008T
022-290Nets to be affixed in refrigerators using suction cups for the purpose of securing food itemsAGOODS08/28/2008
022-279Mail sack, namely, functional sack for receiving and holding incoming mail put through a door mail slotAGOODS02/21/2008
022-278Synthetic rope and webbingAGOODS01/31/2008
022-276Bath toy organizers in the nature of net bags secured by suction cupsAGOODS09/13/2007
022-274Water bags that fill with water upon contact and are used in flood conditionsAGOODS09/13/2007
022-271Mesh lingerie bags for washing lingerieAGOODS08/09/2007
022-27Polyester stuffing fibersAGOODS04/02/1991
022-269Unfitted tarps for power machineryAGOODS08/02/2007
022-268Nets used by police or security forces in restraining peopleAGOODS06/28/2007
022-265Nets for hayAGOODS04/26/2007
022-263Hanging mesh net used for storing sports ballsAGOODS02/09/2007
022-257Awnings of plasticDGOODS05/31/2012On 05-31-2012, the 02-20-1996 entry was deleted because it is covered by "Awnings [not of metal]" in Class 22 and because it gives the mistaken impression that the material composition of the goods is relevant for classification purposes. Although this wording has been deleted, it is still acceptable in Class 22.
022-256Mail bagsAGOODS02/20/1996T
022-25Polyester battingAGOODS04/02/1991
022-247Down feathers for stuffing materialAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-245Canvas tarpaulinsAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-243TwineAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-479Combed woolXGOODS12/24/2015
022-487SisalAGOODS12/24/2015Sisal is a plant fiber used for making rope.
022-494LintersAGOODS12/24/2015Linters are the short fibers stripped from ginned cotton seeds.
022-167Feathers and downsAGOODS07/20/2004
022-498Binding twine made of natural textile fibresAGOODS10/06/2016T
022-480Awnings of textileXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-267Bags for washing hosieryAGOODS05/10/2007T
022-241CordAGOODS04/02/1991
022-1TowAGOODS04/02/1991T1-15-2015: A tow is a short or broken fiber (as of flax, hemp, or synthetic material) that is used especially for yarn, twine, or stuffing.
022-502Nylon grass trimmer lineAGOODS10/13/2016
022-78Carbon fibers for textile useAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-507Bags specially adapted for holding ropeAGOODS11/02/2017These goods may be called "Rope bags" in the marketplace but the term "Rope bags" is indefinite under U.S. ID policy and requires additional wording to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-362Awnings for vehicles of textile or synthetic materialsMGOODS01/01/2017On 01-01-2017, this 05-31-2012 entry was amended by deleting "[not of metal]" and inserting "of textile or synthetic material" in compliance with Nice 11-2017.
022-313Vitreous silica fibers for textile useAGOODS03/11/2010T01-01-2018 - Vitreous silica fibers, other than for textile use, are classified in Class 21.
022-361Awnings of textile or synthetic materialsMGOODS01/01/2017These are awnings not of metal - metal awnings are in Class 6. On 05-31-12, the 07-20-2004 entry was modified by inserting the bracketed wording to make clear the nature of the goods. 06-18-2015: An awning is a piece of cloth on a frame that sticks out over a door or window and provides shelter from sun, rain or snow. On 01-01-2017, this 05-31-2012 entry was amended by deleting "[not of metal]" and inserting "of textile or synthetic material" in compliance with Nice 11-2017.
022-368Canopies of textile or synthetic materialsMGOODS01/01/2017These general purpose goods are similar to awnings and tarpaulins. They are comprised of textiles, and they are typically suspended over furniture. On 01-01-2017, this 06-28-2012 entry was amended by deleting "[not of metal]" and inserting "of textile or synthetic material" in compliance with Nice 11-2017.
022-111Polyethylene bagsDGOODS03/15/1993This entry was deleted because it included bags that were classified in other classes, e.g., plastic bags for packaging in Class 16.
022-505Fabric wadding for water filteringXGOODS03/23/2017
022-329Human hair for stuffing and padding purposesDGOODS03/29/2018On 3-29-18, the 03- 04-2011 entry was deleted because it is misclassified. Human hair is in Class 26 in the Nice Alphabetical List.
022-332Artificial and real hair for stuffing or padding purposesDGOODS03/29/201808-25-2011: Deleted the 08-01-2004 entry because it is covered by the new entries "Artificial hair for stuffing and padding purposes" and "Human hair for stuffing and padding purposes" in Class 22. 07-25-2013: Acceptable entry changed from "D" deleted to "X" example status. On 03-29-2018, the 8-01-2004 entry was deleted because it is overbroad. Human hair is in Class 26 in the Nice Alphabetical List.
022-231Fabric cabanasAGOODS10/01/2005
022-176Alpaca hairAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-388Bivouac sacksDGOODS01/01/201909-27-2012 - These goods are lightweight, waterproof shelters for sleeping bags, and they are generally considered alternatives to camping tents. On 01-01-2019, this 09-27-2012 entry was deleted in compliance with Nice 11-2019 because it is indefinite and overbroad. This wording is no longer acceptable. The entries "Bivouac sacks being shelters" in Class 22 and "Bivouac sacks being covers for sleeping bags" in Class 24 were added to the Manual to replace this deleted entry.
022-52TentsAGOODS04/02/1991T01-01-2019 - Play tents are classified in Class 28.
022-8Glass fibers for textile useAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-516Glass fibres for textile useAGOODS01/01/2018TPlastic fibers, not for textile use, are classified in Class 17.
022-486Textile fibresXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-471Coconut fiberXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-506Plastic fibers for textile useAGOODS04/20/2017TPlastic fibers, not for textile use, are classified in Class 17.
022-482Ramie fibreXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-514Plastic fibres for textile useAGOODS01/01/2018TPlastic fibres, not for textile use, are classified in Class 17.
022-466Padding materials, not of rubber, plastics, paper or cardboardAGOODS01/01/2015T
022-472Coconut fibreXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-104Textile bags for merchandise packagingMGOODS01/28/2021On 01-28-2021, this 03-15-1993 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[envelopes, pouches]."
022-526Textile pouches for merchandise packagingAGOODS01/28/2021
022-527Textile bags, envelopes, and pouches for merchandise packagingAGOODS01/28/2021
022-532Fibers made of {indicate, e.g., synthetic materials, biofabricated materials, etc.} for textile useAGOODS03/18/2021
022-10Hemp for textile useMGOODS05/19/2016On 05-19-2016, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified from "Hemp" to "Hemp for textile use" to make clear the purpose of the goods and the justification for classification in Class 22. Hemp is a natural fiber that is used to make textiles, such as yarn and fabric.
022-166Cordage made of hempAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-173Hemp fibersAGOODS07/20/2004T
022-521Awnings of synthetic materialsAGOODS03/05/2020T
022-481Feathers for stuffing upholsteryXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-522Cargo slings of fabricAGOODS04/02/2020T
022-412Non-metal bands for wrapping or bindingMGOODS04/03/2014TOn 04-03-2014, the 04-02-1991 entry was amended to add the word 'non-metal.' Non-metal bands for wrapping or binding are classified in Class 22. Metal bands for wrapping or binding are classified in Class 6.
022-44Sisal fibersAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-33Raw cottonAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-94Esparto grassAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-60LiberAGOODS04/02/1991T06-18-2015: Liber is the inner bark of plants from which the fiber of the plant is obtained, as that of hemp.
022-67Baling twineAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-59Laundry bagsAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-225Bungee cordsAGOODS11/01/2004T
022-407Outdoor blinds of textileAGOODS01/01/2014T
022-538Bags for storing hammocksAGOODS05/13/2021
022-545Chemical fiber bags for industrial purposesMGOODS11/18/2021TOn 11-18-2021, the classification of this 06-24-2021 entry was modified from Class 21 to Class 22 in order to correct a typographical error.
022-544Unfitted covers for recreational vehicles (RVs)AGOODS10/14/2021
022-542Jute bags for industrial purposesAGOODS06/17/2021T
022-541Cotton bags for industrial purposesAGOODS06/17/2021T
022-402Packing materials not of rubber, plastics or paperMGOODS06/24/202107-25-2013 - Padding and stuffing materials are specifically included in the Explanatory Notes of the Class 22 Heading, and Packing [cushioning, stuffing] materials not of rubber or plastics also appears in the Nice Alphabetical List. Padding and stuffing materials are classified by material composition, e.g., of paper in Class 16, of plastics and rubber in Class 17, and not of paper, plastic or rubber in Class 22. On 06-24-2021, this 07-25-2013 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[cushioning, stuffing]." Cushioning materials not of rubber, plastics or paper" and "Stuffing materials not of rubber, plastics or paper" are also classified in Class 22.
022-275Protective unfitted liners for the cargo area of vehiclesMGOODS03/31/2022The term "unfitted" was added to this entry to differentiate it from the fitted truck bed liners in Class 12. 06-17-2010 Inserted "[in the nature of a tarp]" to clarify the nature of the goods; the nature of the goods justifies classifying them in 22. On 03-31-2022, this 09-13-2007 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[in the nature of a tarp]" because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12.
022-192Raw ramie fiberMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[raw]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-74Canvas bags for laundryMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[not for luggage or travel]" because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12.
022-207Raw sisal fiberMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[raw]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-51Tarpaulins [NOT fitted covers specifically designed for vehicles]DGOODS03/31/2022On 05-30-2013, the 04-02-1991 entry was amended to add the word "fitted" to the bracketed wording for clarification purposes. Tarpaulins are unfitted pieces of material that are generally used to protect an object or area. Unfitted vehicle covers are classified in Class 22; "vehicle covers, not fitted" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22. Covers that are specifically fitted to the shape of a vehicle are classified in Class 12. On 03-31-2022, this 05-30-2013 entry was deleted because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12. This entry is covered by "Tarpaulins" in Class 22.
022-193True hemp fiber, rawMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[raw]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-262Synthetic fibers for textile useMGOODS03/31/202208-10-2006 - These fibers are not those used in brush-making - fibers used in making brushes are in 21. On 03-31-2022, this 08-10-2006 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[for textile use]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-80Cloth bags for laundryMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[but not luggage or travel]" because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12.
022-261Raccoon dog hair [not for textile use, not for brushes]DGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because, without the inclusion of the bracketed wording, it is indefinite and overbroad. The entries "Raccoon dog hair, not for textile use" and "Raccoon dog hair, not for brushes," which incorporate the bracketed wording into the identifications, were added to the Manual in Class 22 to replace the deleted entry.
022-548Raccoon dog hair, not of textile useAGOODS03/31/2022
022-211Tarpaulins, not for shipsMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[not for ships]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-204Semi-synthetic fibers for textile useMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[for textile use]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-210Tarpaulins for shipsMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 07-20-2004 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[for ships]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods.
022-249Eiderdown being feathersMGOODS03/31/2022On 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified by incorporating the bracketed wording "[feathers]" into the identification to clarify the nature of the goods. "Eiderdown covers" are classified in Class 24.
022-369Garden netsMGOODS03/31/2022On 07-05-2012, the 10-27-2011 entry was amended by inserting the bracketed wording to make clear the nature of the goods in Class 22. On 03-31-2022, this 07-05-2012 this entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[tarpaulins]" because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12.
022-464Packing materials, not of rubber, plastics, paper or cardboardMGOODS06/24/2021On 06-24-2021, this 01-01-2015 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[cushioning, stuffing]." "Cushioning materials, not of rubber, plastic, paper or cardboard" and "Stuffing materials, not of rubber, plastic, paper or cardboard" are also classified in Class 22.
022-543Sacks for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/23/2021
022-600FibrefillAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibrefill" (British English) is also spelled "fiberfill" (American English).
022-601Fibres for the manufacture of gut for racketsAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-605Glass fibre nettingAGOODS10/20/2022Fibre (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-607Golden grass fibres for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-627Non-woven polymeric fibres for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-643Polyester fibres for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-644Polyester stuffing fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-651Raffia fibre, rawAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-652Raffia fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-653Ramie fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-658Raw jute fibreAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-660Raw ramie fibreAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-661Raw sisal fibreAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-664Raw true hemp fibreAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-674Sisal fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-283Multi-strand lanyard used to attach a child's toys, bottles, books, sippy cup and other similar items to a stroller, car seat, high chair, store cart or other similar apparatusDGOODS01/01/2023On 01-01-2023, this 04-10-2008 entry was deleted consistent with Nice 12-2023. This wording is no longer acceptable. This entry was replaced by "Synthetic textile straps, excluding artificial leather straps, used for attaching children's toys to strollers, car seats, or high chairs" in Class 22.
022-524Fly-fishing lanyardsDGOODS01/01/202304-23-2020 - Fly-fishing lanyards are classified in Class 22 because they hold a variety of items that are classified in more than one class, e.g., fishing knives in Class 8, fishing tackle pliers in Class 8, fishing tippets in Class 28, fishing flies in Class 28, etc. General purpose lanyards for holding items are classified in Class 22. On 01-01-2023, this 04-23-2020 entry was deleted because it is indefinite and overbroad. This wording is no longer acceptable. This entry was replaced by "Fly-fishing lanyards for holding fishing lures" and "Fly-fishing lanyards primarily for holding fishing lures and also {indicate additional held items, e.g., fishing tackle pliers, fishing tippets, etc.}" in Class 28. Lanyards for holding particular products are generally classified in the same class as the product, under Nice 12-2023. For example, "lanyards for holding cell phones" are classified in Class 9, the class of cell phones. "Lanyards for name badge holders" are classified in Class 16, the class of name badge holders. Please consult the ID Manual for examples of lanyards for holding particular products as well as other types of lanyards.
022-709Yarn fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-573Chemical fibre bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English). Bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulk is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-574Chemical fibre nettingAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibre" (British English) is also spelled "fiber" (American English).
022-575Chemical fibres for textile useAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-586Cotton fibresAGOODS10/20/2022"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-711Fishing nets for industrial purposesAGOODS01/01/2023
022-712Commercial nettingAGOODS01/01/2023These goods are typically used in the agricultural industry as an alternative to pesticides.
022-713Commercial netting for protection against birdsAGOODS01/01/2023These goods are typically used in the agricultural industry as an alternative to pesticides. Commercial netting is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-85Commercial netsAGOODS04/02/199101-01-2023 - These goods are typically used in the agricultural industry as an alternative to pesticides.
022-714Commercial netting for protection against insectsAGOODS01/01/2023These goods are typically used in the agricultural industry as an alternative to pesticides. Commercial netting is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-717Garden netting for protection against insectsAGOODS01/01/2023Garden netting is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-732Tie wraps, not of metalAGOODS06/01/2023
022-728Ceramic fibres for textile useAGOODS04/27/2023T"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-718Rockfall prevention nets, not of metalAGOODS01/01/2023T
022-534Non-metal cable tiesAGOODS04/29/2021T
022-40Sash cordAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-493Packing ropeXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-409Parachute cordAGOODS01/09/2014TParachute cord is a lightweight, general purpose utility cord made from braided nylon, also known as paracord.
022-535Non-metal zip tiesAGOODS04/29/2021T
022-168Fishing netsDGOODS01/01/2023On 01-01-2023, this 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because the Nice Alphabetical List entry "fishing nets" in Class 22, which serves as the basis for this entry, no longer appears in the Nice Alphabetical List. This wording is no longer acceptable. "Commercial fishing nets" are classified in Class 22. "Hand-held fishing nets" and "Landing nets for fishing" are classified in Class 28.
022-529Lanyards for holding sanitary face masksDGOODS01/01/202303-18-2021 - Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks are general-purpose lanyards for holding items. On 01-01-2023, this 03-18-2021 entry was deleted consistent with Nice 12-2023. This wording is no longer acceptable. "Lanyards for holding sanitary face masks" are classified in Class 10. Lanyards for holding particular products are generally classified in the same class as the product, under Nice 12-2023. For example, "lanyards for holding cell phones" are classified in Class 9, the class of cell phones. "Lanyards for name badge holders" are classified in Class 16, the class of name badge holders. Please consult the ID Manual for examples of lanyards for holding particular products as well as other types of lanyards.
022-724Lanyards in the nature of non-metal rope for rigging masts of shipsAGOODS01/01/2023Lanyards in the nature of non-metal rope for rigging masts of ships are classified in Class 22 because the Class 22 Nice Explanatory Note indicates that "cords and twines made of natural or artificial textile fibres, paper or plastics" are included in Class 22.
022-115Cheesecloth bags for use in cookingDGOODS01/01/2023On 01-01-2023, this 01-01-1995 entry was deleted because it is misclassified under Nice 12-2023. This wording is no longer acceptable in Class 22. This entry was replaced by "Cheesecloth bags for use in cooking" in Class 21.
022-719Non-metal rockfall prevention netsAGOODS01/01/2023
022-729Paper twist tiesAGOODS05/25/2023
022-734Infill comprised primarily of coconut fiber and also including {specify material composition and form of additional components, e.g., wood chips, rubber granules, plastic pellets, silica sand, walnut shell granules, rough cork chips, etc.} for use with synthetic grass and turfAGOODS09/28/2023These goods are classified in Class 22 because they are comprised primarily of coconut fiber, and "coconut fiber" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-587Cotton flock for padding and stuffingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-593Cushioning materials, not of rubber, plastics, paper or cardboardAGOODS09/15/2022
022-597Fabric tentsAGOODS09/15/2022Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-599Fibers for the manufacture of gut for racquetsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-603Flax fiber, rawAGOODS09/15/2022
022-606Golden grass fibers for textile useAGOODS09/15/2022
022-609Ground sheetsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-610Hemp nettingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-616Marine sailsAGOODS09/15/2022Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-619Motor scooter covers, not fittedAGOODS09/15/2022
022-620Motorcycle covers, not fittedAGOODS09/15/2022
022-621Natural fibers for textile useAGOODS09/15/2022
022-622Non-electric cables, not of metalAGOODS09/15/2022
022-624Non-metallic bands for wrapping or bindingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-625Non-metallic cablesAGOODS09/15/2022
022-626Non-woven polymeric fibers for textile useAGOODS09/15/2022
022-628Nylon lines for weed trimmersAGOODS09/15/2022
022-633Packaging bags made of textileAGOODS09/15/2022
022-635Packing stringsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-638Padding and stuffing materials, not of rubber, plastics, paper or cardboardAGOODS09/15/2022
022-641Plastic packing stringsAGOODS09/15/2022Packing strings is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-642Plastic-covered mesh fabric bags for growing plants and treesAGOODS09/15/2022
022-645Polyethylene bags for the storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-650Raffia fiber, rawAGOODS09/15/2022
022-654Ratchet tie-down straps made of synthetic textile materialsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-665Rigging cordsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-667Ropes for tentsAGOODS09/15/2022Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-668Sacks for the storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-669Sacks for the transport of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-679Storage bags for holding a body prior to cremationAGOODS09/15/2022
022-680Storage bags for tent polesAGOODS09/15/2022
022-681Storage bags made of polyethylene for materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-682Stuffing materials, not of rubber, plastics, paper or cardboardAGOODS09/15/2022
022-686Tarpaulin covers, not fitted, for swimming poolsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-687Tarpaulin straps made of synthetic textile materialsAGOODS09/15/2022
022-693Tents for campingAGOODS09/15/2022Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-695Tents made of textile materialAGOODS09/15/2022Tents is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-699Towing ropes for automobilesAGOODS09/15/2022Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-701Unfitted bicycle coversAGOODS09/15/2022
022-702Unfitted covers for motor scootersAGOODS09/15/2022
022-703Unfitted covers in the nature of tarpaulins for vehiclesAGOODS09/15/2022
022-300Sails for yachtsAGOODS06/18/2009T09-15-2022 - Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-289Windsurfing sailsAGOODS08/07/2008T09-15-2022 - Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-208Straw ropesAGOODS07/20/2004T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-553Animal hair for stuffing and padding purposesAGOODS09/15/2022Animal hair is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-555Bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022
022-556Bags of textile for packagingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-557Bags of textile, for packagingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-560Bands, not of metal, for wrapping or bindingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-565Canopies of textileAGOODS09/15/2022
022-567Canvas bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022Bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulk is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-569Canvas sailsAGOODS09/15/2022Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-572Chemical fiber nettingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-581Cords for riggingAGOODS09/15/2022
022-582Cords made of textile fibersAGOODS09/15/2022
022-583Cotton bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulkAGOODS09/15/2022Bags for the transport and storage of materials in bulk is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-203Sails for sailboardsAGOODS07/20/2004T09-15-2022 - Sails is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-473Ropes, not of metalXGOODS12/24/2015T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-255Car towing ropesAGOODS02/20/1996T09-15-2022 - Ropes is acceptable wording; further specification is acceptable, but it is not required.
022-6Wood shavings for stuffingAGOODS04/02/1991T01-01-2024 - Wood shavings for stuffing appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22. Wood shavings for lighting fires are classified in Class 4. Wood shavings for animal bedding are classified in Class 31.
022-736Webbing for jalousiesAGOODS01/01/2024"Webbing for jalousies" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-737Ladder tapes for window blindsAGOODS01/01/2024Ladder tapes for window blinds are classified in Class 22 by analogy to "ladder tapes for jalousies" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-738Webbing for window blindsAGOODS01/01/2024Webbing for window blinds is classified in Class 22 by analogy to “webbing for jalousies” in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-157Wood shavingsDGOODS01/01/202407-20-2004 - Wood shavings for use as animal litter is in Class 31. On 01-01-2024, this 07-20-2004 entry was deleted because the Nice Alphabetical List entry "wood shavings" in Class 22, which serves as the basis for this entry, no longer appears in the Nice Alphabetical List. This wording is no longer acceptable. This entry was replaced by "Wood shavings for stuffing" in Class 22. Wood shavings for lighting fires are classified in Class 4. Wood shavings for animal bedding are classified in Class 31.
022-740Unfitted boot bags for storageAGOODS10/24/2024
022-751Patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Patio umbrellas are classified in Class 22 because "patio umbrellas" appears in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22 and by analogy to "awnings of textile" and "awnings of synthetic materials" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-753Terrace umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Terrance umbrellas are classified in Class 22 by analogy to "patio umbrellas" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-754Patio parasolsAGOODS01/01/2026Patio parasols are classified in Class 22 by analogy to "patio umbrellas" in the Nice Alphabetical List in Class 22.
022-763Handles for patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026Descriptions of handles must indicate the goods for which the handles are intended. The handles are generally classified in the same class as the goods indicated. For example, handles for patio umbrellas are classified in Class 22, while umbrella handles are classified in Class 18.
022-765Frames for patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026
022-766Frames for patio parasolsAGOODS01/01/2026
022-767Ribs for patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026
022-769Metal parts of patio umbrellasAGOODS01/01/2026
022-578Clothes linesAGOODS09/15/202203-27-2025 - "Clothes lines" (British English) is also spelled "clotheslines" (American English). 07-31-2025 - These goods are ropes, lines, or cords on which clothes may be hung to dry.
022-750Polyester fibres for stuffing upholsteryAGOODS01/01/2026"Fibres" (British English) is also spelled "fibers" (American English).
022-520Bivouac sacks being sheltersAGOODS01/01/2019T
022-469Nets for camouflageXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-617Mesh bags for washing lingerieAGOODS09/15/2022T
022-16Mesh bags for storageAGOODS04/02/1991T
022-519Cloth bags specially adapted for the storage of diapersAGOODS01/01/2019T
022-474Cotton towXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-237Laundry wash bagsAGOODS10/05/2006T
022-491Sash cordsXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-490Slings, not of metal, for handling loadsAGOODS12/24/2015T
022-477Twine for netsXGOODS12/24/2015T
022-747Bags for washing shoesAGOODS07/03/2025
022-81Cloth bags for storageMGOODS03/31/2022TOn 03-31-2022, this 04-02-1991 entry was modified to delete the bracketed wording "[but not luggage or travel]" because the use of brackets in the identification does not comply with USPTO policy set forth in TMEP §1402.12.
022-284Plastic bags with one-way valves, in which air is evacuated, for storing clothing and/or beddingAGOODS04/16/2008