Nice classification
The Nice classification splits goods and services into 45 classes. A trademark is registered for specific classes, so the same word can belong to two owners in two sectors without either infringing the other. This is why Namescope reports a same-name registration in an unrelated class as a low-severity finding rather than a block.
Goods (classes 1–34)
- 01Chemicals
- 02Paints, varnishes
- 03Cosmetics, cleaning preparations
- 04Fuels, industrial oils
- 05Pharmaceuticals, supplements
- 06Common metals, hardware
- 07Machines, motors
- 08Hand tools
- 09Software, electronics, scientific apparatus
- 10Medical devices
- 11Lighting, heating, cooking apparatus
- 12Vehicles
- 13Firearms, fireworks
- 14Jewellery, watches
- 15Musical instruments
- 16Paper, printed matter, stationery
- 17Rubber, plastics, insulation
- 18Leather goods, bags
- 19Non-metallic building materials
- 20Furniture
- 21Household utensils, glassware
- 22Ropes, tents, sacks
- 23Yarns and threads
- 24Textiles, bed covers
- 25Clothing, footwear, headgear
- 26Lace, buttons, hair accessories
- 27Carpets, floor coverings
- 28Games, toys, sporting goods
- 29Meat, dairy, preserved foods
- 30Coffee, tea, bakery, confectionery
- 31Agricultural products, live animals
- 32Beers, non-alcoholic beverages
- 33Alcoholic beverages
- 34Tobacco, smokers' articles
Services (classes 35–45)
- 35Advertising, business management, retail
- 36Financial, insurance, real estate
- 37Construction, repair, installation
- 38Telecommunications
- 39Transport, travel, storage
- 40Treatment of materials, manufacturing
- 41Education, entertainment, sport
- 42IT services, software development, scientific services
- 43Food and drink services, accommodation
- 44Medical, beauty, agriculture services
- 45Legal, security, personal services
Class headings are summaries. The registry's own list governs; a trademark attorney decides the final scope.