SNEAK PEEK
- Marc Jacobs has filed a trademark application to enter NFTs and metaverse.
- Herman Miller has also filed a trademark application with interest in NFTs and metaverse.
- The trend to enter NFTs and the metaverse through trademark filing has spiked recently.
Marc Jacobs filed a trademark application on August 2 with plans to step into the expanding world of NFTs and metaverse. Trademark attorney Michael Kondoudis took to his Twitter account to post the announcement.
#MarcJacobs has filed a trademark application claiming plans for:
— Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) August 8, 2022
▶️ Virtual clothing, footwear, fashion accessories
▶️ Retail stores featuring virtual goods
▶️ Marketplaces for digital clothing
▶️ Online communities for digital assets + NFTs#NFTs #Metaverse #Web3 #Designer pic.twitter.com/xsnH2jMePk
Based on the application submitted to the USPTO, the fashion company will offer-
- Non-fungible tokens;
- Virtual goods like headwear, clothing, fashion accessories, footwear, etc.;
- An online community for NFTs, digital goods and metaverses;
- Retail and online store services with virtual goods.
Another company to file the trademark application on the same day is Herman Miller.
Producer of home furnishing goods, office furniture and equipment is also looking forward to entering NFTs and metaverse. The company will offer-
- Non-fungible tokens;
- Virtual goods like home decor, furniture, outdoor furnishing, etc;
- Financial services like electronic transfer of a digital token or currency;
- Online retail store services to offer virtual goods.
Virtual office furniture?
— Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) August 8, 2022
Herman Miller has filed a trademark application claiming plans for:
▶️ NFT-authenticated media
▶️ Virtual furniture
▶️ Retail stores featuring virtual goods
▶️ Issuing NFTs + digital tokens
…and more#NFTs #Metaverse #Web3 #HermanMiller pic.twitter.com/SmqOnjkzKu
Earlier this month, Today NFT News reported that Carhartt is the recent clothing brand to enter NFTs and metaverse.
