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`February 20, 2004
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`Commissioner for Trademarks
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`Re: Surf Line Hawaii, Ltd.. v. Robert Charles White
`Trademark Trial and Appeal Board — Opposition No. 152,639
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`Dear Sirs:
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`The parties in the above-identified proceeding have stipulated to submission of
`evidence by affidavit or declaration, pursuant to Trademark Rule of Practice 2.l23(b).
`A copy of said stipulation is annexed hereto.
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`Also annexed is Opposer’s direct case in the form of the Declaration of David Y.
`Rochlen, Jr. signed February 18, 2004 and exhibits thereto, together with a certificate
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`Attorney for Opposer
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`Enclosures
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATEN’I‘ AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE 13% TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`‘SURF LINE HAWAII. LTD,
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`Opposer.
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`OpFpOSitlOn No. 152,639
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`S'I'l1’ULATION TO FILE TRIAL TES'I‘IMONY
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`Pursuant to Rule 2.123(b) ofthe ‘l‘md:emarkRnlacs ofPractice, 37 C.P.R. §
`2.123(b), the parties hereby STIPUIATE AND AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
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`The trial testimony pexiods ofthe parties are presently scheduled as
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`Opposerto Close. (open now)
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`February 19, 2004
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`Applicant to Open
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`Applicant to Close
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`March 20, 2004
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`April 19, 2004
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`May 19, 2004
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`any exlmfbits thereto, by the party not later thaiithe day on whichthat pa:ty’s testimony
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`Board not more than thirty days site: the close ofthe testimony peziod within which they
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`Cross-examination of any afiiant or deeiarant maybe taken. ifdesired,
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`. eitherby telephone or in person on not less thszu. ten days’ written notice at the location
`chosenbythe afiiant or declauram. The oourt reporter shall bewhexethe witness is
`located, and all expenses ofthe reporter, including all transcripts, willhepaid for bythe
`partytaking the cross exémination. The transcript ofthe cross-examination will be filed
`with the Board as’ soon as practicable after it is signed.
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`The patties agree to cooperate with one another in scheduling any
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`neeessaty dates.
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`This stipulation shall not affectthe use ofNotices ofReliance or other
`means ofintroducing evidence during any testimony petiod.
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`Dated: New York, NY
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`Todd B. Stockwe
`Christopher T. SmedI8Y
`36 1 Corporate Drive, suite 201
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`Artorneysfor Applicdfll.
`Robert Charles White
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`_______________________________________________________ X
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`SURF LINE HAWAII, LTD.,
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`Opposer,
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`v.
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`Opposition No. 152,639
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`ROBERT CHARLES WHITE,
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`____________________________________________________-_x
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`Applicant
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`TESTIMONIAL DECLARATION OF DAVID Y. ROCHLEN,
`JR. IN SUPPORT OF OPPOSER’S NOTICE OF OPPOSITION
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`1, David Y. Rochlen, Jr., being hereby warned that willful false statements and the like so
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`made are punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, under 18 U.S.C. § 1001, and that such
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`willful false statements may jeopardize the position of Opposer in this proceeding, hereby
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`declare that the following is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, and that this
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`Testimonial Declaration is made based upon my personal knowledge and upon information made
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`available to me during my career at Surf Line Hawaii, Ltd. (hereafter “Surf Line”).
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`1.
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`I am the President and CEO of Surf Line. My responsibilities as PresidentJ'CEO
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`include overall management of the enterprise, including design, manufacture and marketing of
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`the company’s products. I make this Testimonial Declaration in support of Surf Line’s Notice of
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`Opposition against Applicant Robert Charles White’s (“White”) trademark application to register
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`TOE JAMS for “clothing, namely, socks, shoes, shirts, pants, underwear and ties” (Serial No.
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`76/244,120).
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`2.
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`Surf Line has been a family business since its beginning, and I grew up in it,
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`Background
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`working part time when I got old enough to do so.
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`I graduated from the University of Califomia
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`in Los Angeles with a Bachelor’s degree in History in December, 1985. The following month, I
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`joined Surf Line as a full-time employee doing various jobs. In 1987, I became Trade Show
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`Supervisor, with management responsibility for Surf Line’s participation in clothing trade shows.
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`In 1.990 I became a Merchandise Assistant, and in 1992 I became Vice-President.
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`I became the
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`President in 1997. As a result of this background and experience, I am thoroughly familiar with
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`the history, development and marketing of Surf Line and its JAMS® and JAMS WORLD®
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`brands, with the customs and practices prevalent in the clothing industry with respect to the
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`development and marketing of clothing, and with the marketing and advertising activities of Surf
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`Line and its competitors. Furthermore, I am all too familiar with the policing and enforcement of
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`Surf Line’s trademarks.
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`3.
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`I make this Testimonial Declaration to introduce certain facts and evidence into
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`the record relating, among other things, to the history of Surf Line and its JAMS brands of
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`clothing, Surf Line’s advertising and marketing of the JAMS brands, and how the applied-for
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`TOE JAMS trademark resembles Surf Line’s JAMS trademarks.
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`History ofSurfLine and JAMS
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`4.
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`Surf Line manufactures, markets and sells clothing and other products, including
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`T-shirts, swimming trunks, pants, shirts and shorts in the United States and internationally,
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`primarily under the JAMS, JAMS WORLD and other JAMS-related marks such as JAMS
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`MAN® and JAMS FAST® (collectively “the JAMS Marks”).
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`5.
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`The founder of Surf Line was David Y. Rochlen, my father, who was a great
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`waterrnan and a leader in Hawaii’s fashion industry. In the early l960’s, he opened a small surf
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`shop in Honolulu. Noticing a shortage of colorfiil, lively clothing suitable for surfers, who were
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`for the most part colorful and lively people, my father created his own surf clothing — beginning
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`with long, colorful, baggy print shorts that he sold under the mark JAMS. The first pair of
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`JAMS shorts hit Makaha Beach in Hawaii in 1964. The product became an immediate hit, and
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`within a year expanded to the mainland. By 1965, the company had incorporated and the
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`product had become the subject of a “Fashion” page in Life magazine. A copy of that article is
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`annexed hereto as Exhibit A. Propelled by my father's unique vision and aesthetic, the business
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`grew and expanded from a surf shop selling family-made clothing to a business that today
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`employs 102 people, operates its own factory and warehouse, and purchases fabric and sells
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`garments internationally.
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`6.
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`As the business evolved, people began using the brightly colored, loose-fitting
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`garments not only as surfing trunks, but as walking shorts and casual clothing, and the JAMS
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`brand became an active and leisure wear brand, which was applied to such other items of
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`clothing as shirts, hats, T-shirts, jackets, athletic shorts, sweat clothes, dresses, and many other
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`garments and items such as back packs and sun glasses.
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`7.
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`The swimwear and shorts sold under the JAMS trademark have survived nearly
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`forty years of fashion transformations as the company has evolved into the Surf Line of today.
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`To quote from our website, it has “come out of the surf, up the beach, across the boardwalk, and
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`halfway to town.” See: http://www.jamsworld.com./our storeaspz. See Exhibit G armexed
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`hereto, which is discussed in paragraph 13 of this declaration.
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`8.
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`In the mid-1980’s, the JAMS brand enjoyed an enormous surge in popularity.
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`Wholesale sales surpassed $35 million at its peak, and we were forced to launch more than a
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`dozen lawsuits to protect the JAMS trademark. Fortunately, most settled rather quickly.
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`Annexed as Exhibit B are photographs of JAMS trunks or pants and other paraphernalia from
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`that decade, including licensed sneakers that resulted from the popularity, gloves and a necktie.
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`9.
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`In 1987, Surf Line introduced a line of men’s, women’s and children’s casual
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`wear clothing under the JAMS WORLD trademark. Today, Surf Line makes and sells a variety
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`of swimming trunks, shirts, shorts, T-shirts, dresses and other garments under the JAMS and
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`JAMS WORLD trademarks. Copies of some labels used over the years for garments sold under
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`the JAMS, JAMS WORLD and other JAMS trademarks are aimexed hereto as Exhibit C. In
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`September, 1991, Surf Line opened its JAMS WORLD retail store in Santa Monica, California.
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`Today, more than 500 United States retailers carry some or all of Surf Line’s line of JAMS and
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`JAMS WORLD casual clothing, which is generally sold to better department and clothing
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`stores. More than half of Surf Line’s United States JAMS brand sales in recent years have been
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`to the states of California, Florida and Hawaii, but it has sold clothing to retailers in almost
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`every state and Puerto Rico during the last ten years.
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`10.
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`To give an idea of the breadth and diversity of the JAMS brands and their
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`clothing lines, I annex as Exhibit D product line booklets from the Summer season of 1993
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`illustrating the available merchandise falling into the categories of Mens, Womens and Toddlers
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`& Boys 4-7 wear. A more succinct illustration is found in the Spring, 1997 brochure annexed as
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`Exhibit E.
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`Trademark Registrations
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`11.
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`Surf Line has protected its trademarks JAMS and JAMS WORLD by obtaining
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`trademark registrations for most (if not all) of the JAMS Family of Marks.
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`12.
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`Surf Line is the owner of the following trademark registrations on the principal
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`register in the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Copies of certified status and title
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`copies of these registrations are annexed hereto as Exhibit F.
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`_Ig_=,g. No.
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`Mark
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`Goods or Services (Int. Class; Date of First Use]
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`920,266
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`JAMS
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`Men’s swimming trunks (Int. Cl. 25; 08/01:’ 1964)
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`1,497,797
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`JAMS
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`1,537,352
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`JAMS
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`Men’s, women’s and children’s pants, shirts,
`walking shorts, swimming trunks, underwear, hats,
`belts and scarves (Int. Cl. 25; 01/12/1965)
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`Sports bags, namely, backpacks, hip packs,
`handbags, wallets and key holders
`(Int. Cl. 18; 10/1986)
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`Wearing apparel, namely, shirts, shorts, sports
`coats, t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, jerseys, tank
`tops, caps (Int. Cl. 25; 01/12/1965)
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`1,766,979
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`JAMS WORLD
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`Retail clothing store services
`(Int. Cl. 42; 09/01/1991)
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`1,888,564
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`JAMS WORLD
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`Men’s, women’s and children’s casual wear,
`namely, pants, shirts, walking shorts, swimming
`shorts, sport shorts, running shorts, jackets, blazers,
`vests, shirts, sweatshirts, t-shirts, hats, ties, belts,
`dresses, blouses, slacks, pantsuits, jumpsuits, sports
`jackets, Warm-up suits and workout wear, namely,
`running suits (Int. Cl. 25; 03/ 1987)
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`Each of these registrations shows that it is subsisting, more than five years old, and has become
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`incontestable under the provisions of Section 15 of the Trademark Act. We also have
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`registrations of JAMS MAN and Design, JAMS FAST and several other marks, none of which
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`add anything to the case we already have made. Our records show that Surf Line also owns
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`more than thirty-five trademark registrations for JAMS marks in more than twenty jurisdictions
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`outside the United States (including the European Community).
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`The Marketing and Success ofthe JAMS Brands
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`13.
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`In 1964, the JAMS trunks sold itself on the beach, and they quickly developed
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`“fad" status. Since then, Surf Line has actively marketed its JAMS brands, sometimes using
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`coop advertising, catalogs, magazine ads, stickers, posters, T-shirts, exhibiting at trade shows
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`and, now, the JAMS WORLD website. Annexed as Exhibit G is a copy of our current website,
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`illustrating our current line of merchandise. We also engage a national sales manager and
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`regional sales representatives to service retailers and solicit new accounts. Since 1964, Surf Line
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`has sold more than $200,000,000 JAMS brand garments, and has spent more than $6,000,000
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`marketing and promoting its marks. 2003 was an economically troubled year for Surf Line and
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`much of the clothing business (we also were dealing with the impact of our founder’s death), but
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`we had more than eight million dollars in wholesale sales of garments, which was significantly
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`above our forty-year average.
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`1-4.
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`Like any successfiil company selling branded consumer products, Surf Line
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`guards its brands against imitation. Surf Line, through counsel, monitors trademark filings in the
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`clothing class with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the Ofiicial Gazette of the
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`United States Patent and Trademark Office, and various reports, notices and/or inquiries directed
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`to us or our counsel. Enforcement measures include letters, negotiation, and, if necessary,
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`litigation. Since I have been employed, there have been scores — perhaps hundreds of such
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`enforcement actions. Most conflicts have been resolved satisfactorily, but there have been more
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`than a dozen litigations, all but one of which settled to our satisfaction. The one that did not
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`settle, we won. See Exhibit 1.
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`15.
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`Surf Line is a nationwide source in the clothing market, a forty year survivor in a
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`business in which many fail, and it has a unique business philosophy which sets it apart (See
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`Exhibit G, “History and Philosophy”/Philosophy). Surf Line is a company with a distinct, I like
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`to think benign, attitude. Our website sums up our philosophy as‘. “Jams World ® is a lifestyle.
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`Neither age not sex is a criterion for buying Jams World®. The target customer is anyone who
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`gets in front of the Jams World® arrow. Jams World® designs are created to please the
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`company, and its ‘point of view’. The company ‘sings and dances’ to its own tune, and hopes it
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`pleases the customer.”
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`“Our credo is color, freedom, difference and love.”
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`“This seems to be what life is all about.”
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`Our Objections to TOE JAMS
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`16.
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`This proceeding is directed against Mr. White’s trademark application to register
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`TOE JAMS for “clothing, namely, socks, shoes, shirts, pants, underwear and ties.” As a
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`businessman, my first objection to TOE JAMS is its meaning —- the “gunk” or dirt that collects
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`between the toes. (See Exhibit H.) This is a particularly distasteful juxtaposition of images and
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`ideas for the JAMS brand philosophy of “color, freedom, difference and love.” My second
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`reaction as a businessman is that we have already won this case, and we should not have to pay
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`to do it again. By winning this case, I mean we tried a case in Honolulu some years ago against
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`a Mr. Ahakuelo, who thought it would be a good idea to sell HAWAIIAN TOE JAMS T-shirts,
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`among other “Hawaiian
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`Jam” T-shirts. At the end of the day, it was not a very good idea
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`at all. I annex a copy of the published decision in that case as Exhibit 1.
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`17.
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`I am advised, however, that the Board will analyze certain other factors to
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`determine whether the TOE JAMS mark may be registered by Mr. White.
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`18.
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`I have been asked by counsel to bring my experience to bear by providing purely
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`factual information with respect to the following matters: (1) the characteristics of the JAMS
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`trademark and other of Surf Line’s JAMS marks, specifically whether any describes the clothing
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`in any way that may be subject to similar use by others; (2) the similarity of the parties’ marks;
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`(3) the similarity of the parties’ products; and (4) the similarity of the parties’ products’ retail
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`outlets and purchasers. While I carmot, and do not intend to, argue about these factors, I can
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`address each on the basis of my own factual knowledge and experience.
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`19.
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`Characteristics ofthe SurfLine ’s JAMS Marks. The term “JAMS” is not
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`descriptive in any way of Surf Line’s clothing or other products and services sold under its
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`JAMS brands. I note that a court has already held it not to be “generic.” See Exhibit I.
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`20.
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`Similarity of the Parties ' Trademarks. Both parties’ marks contain the word
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`JAMS, which is a common word for fruit preserves, basketball shots from above the rim and
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`improvisational musical get-togethers — none of which has any apparent significance, or even
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`any relationship, to either parties’ products. TOE JAMS, as I have mentioned above, has a
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`moderately disgusting meaning.
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`21.
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`Similarity ofthe Parties ’ Products. Mr. White has applied to register his mark
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`for “clothing, namely, socks, shoes, shirts, pants, underwear and ties.” Surf Line has long sold
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`“clothing” under its JAMS brands. Less generally and more specifically, Surf Line has sold
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`JAMS and JAMS WORLD sneakers and slippers, and sells them today. Surf Line sells men’s,
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`women’s and children’s shirts and has done so for many years. The same can be said for pants,
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`particularly if one views swimming trunks as “pants.” “Underwear” in the form of T-shirts has
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`been a staple of Surf Line’s JAMS brand clothing lines for years. Surf Line has on occasion
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`sold JAMS and JAMS WORLD ties, but not for some years. One such tie is shown in Exhibit
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`B.
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`22.
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`Similarity ofRetail Outlets and Purchasers. Surf Line’s products are sold
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`through retail stores throughout most of the fifty states. It is my understanding that Applicant
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`has not begun selling any products under the TOE JAMS mark. I am advised that Applicant’s
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`Response to Interrogatory No. 1 states “While the Applicant has not contacted any specific
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`retailers at this time, he does intend to contact general clothing retailers such as department
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`stores, discount stores, and novelty clothing stores.” Department stores and specialty clothing
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`stores are channels through which Surf Line sells many of its garments; Surf Line generally
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`attempts to avoid discount stores.
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` I declare under penalty of perjury that the foreg
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`Dated: February _'L 2004
`Honolulu, Hawaii
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`On December 25th, 1964,
`the first pair of Jams® hit
`the beach at Makaha, Hawaii,
`U.S.A. We’ve been making
`great products ever since.
`The Jams® trademark stands
`for color, comfort, freedom,
`difference and love. Jams®,
`an original American Classic,
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`of Surf Line Hawaii, Ltd.
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`100% Cotton Poplin
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`M824 BEACH BOY SHORTS
`100% Cotton Poplin
`Side Pockets
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`Mock Fly
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`8 Rotating Colors
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`M545 MULTICOLOR JACKET
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`M945 MULTIOOLOR SHORTS
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`100% Nylon Tafieta
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`$16.00
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`100% Spun Nylon
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`$18.00
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`100% Nylon Taffeta
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`Plastic Snap Adjustment in Back
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`100% Nylon
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