Dior
"Dior" is a trademark owned by Christian Dior Couture, filed at the WIPO on May 26, 2026. It is on file and covers classes 4, 9, 10, 14, 16, 18, 21, 24 and 25.
- Status
- Mixed
- Filed
- May 26, 2026
- Registered
- Not yet
- Expires
- May 26, 2036
- Application no.
- Not recorded
- Registration no.
- 1941907
- Office
- WIPO
- World Intellectual Property Organization
- Mark type
- Trademark
- 9 classes
Who owns Dior
The owner on file, matched to the company behind it. Every owner-name spelling for that company is grouped on its page.
Owner
Christian Dior Couture
France
Representative
Winogradsky Ericka NOVAGRAAF FRANCE
What the mark covers
The products and services Dior is filed for, grouped by Nice class.
Lighting fuel; candles [lighting]; wicks for lighting; wicks for candles and lamps; perfumed candles; musk-scented candles; table candles; candles in boxes; nightlights [candles]; combustible waxes; oil for lamps; paper spills for lighting; beeswax; candles in the nature of wax candles; paraffin and wicks for the manufacture of candles.
Goggles for sports; hard covers for telephones; cords for mobile telephones; cases for tablet computers; protective cases for tablet computers; bags adapted for laptops; sleeves for laptops; bags adapted for computers; protective cases for portable media players.
Eyeglasses, sunglasses; spectacle frames; spectacle cases; spectacle chains.
Jewelry articles; jewelry articles; precious and semi-precious stones; pearls (jewelry); bracelets (jewelry), brooches (jewelry), necklaces (jewelry), chains (jewelry), medals (jewelry), pendants (jewelry), earrings (jewelry), rings (jewelry), jewelry charms; tie pins; cuff links; presentation cases for jewelry articles; boxes of precious metal; timepieces (horological articles); chronometric instruments; watches; watch bands; watch dials; chronographs [watches]; precious metals; alloys of precious metal; key rings (small decorative items or small charms); display boxes for jewels; presentation boxes for watches; presentation cases for watches; watch cases.
Paper; tracing paper; table napkins of paper; cardboard; printed matter; printed publications; magazines [periodicals]; photographs [printed]; bags [envelopes, pouches] of paper or plastics, for packaging; staplers; stationery; inks; pencils; drawing instruments; notebooks.
Unworked or semi-worked leather; imitation leather; animal skins and hides; furs [animal skins]; trunks [luggage]; suitcases; wallets; coin purses; card cases; business card cases; credit card cases [wallets]; briefcases of leather or imitation leather [leather goods]; briefcases of leather or imitation leather; attaché cases of leather or imitation leather; garment bags for travel; key cases of leather or imitation leather; bags; backpacks; handbags; travel bags; cases for use as containers for toiletries (empty); clutch bags (leather goods); travel sets [leatherware]; make-up bags (empty); boxes of leather; umbrellas; shoulder belts [straps] of leather.
Non-electric utensils and containers for household and kitchen use (neither of precious metals, nor coated therewith); combs; brushes (except paintbrushes); brush-making materials; dishes of glass, porcelain or earthenware; knife holders and fork holders; sponge holders; powder compacts; drinking bottles; towel holders of precious metal; candle extinguishers made of precious metal; cups of precious metal; candy boxes of precious metal; sugar bowls of precious metal; teapots of precious metals; saucers of precious metal; egg cups of precious metal; salt shakers of precious metal; candle holders of precious metal; bowls of precious metals; coffee sets of precious metal; tea services of precious metal; serving dishes of precious metal; serving trays of precious metals; table plates; tea caddies; soap boxes; candy boxes; decorative glass bowls; bottles; candle holders (candlesticks); candlesticks with snuffer; candelabra of precious metal; candle holders not of precious metal; non-electric feeding bottle warmers; tea infusers; cabarets (serving trays); coffee services; coffeepots; flower-pot covers, not of paper; decanters; butter-dish covers; butter dishes; cheese-dish covers; non-electric candelabra [candlesticks]; candlesticks; egg cups; baskets for domestic use; pitchers; candle extinguishers; tea filters; glasses [receptacles]; mugs; cups; tumblers [tableware]; glass jars [carboys]; flasks; tankards; cruet sets for oil and vinegar; art objects made of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terracotta or glass; toilet cases; tea strainers; colanders; trays for household use; ice buckets; dishes; pepper pots; toothpick holders; towel holders; containers for household or kitchen use; napkin rings; salad bowls; salt cellars; saucers; soup bowls; sugar bowls; bowls; fruit cups; tea services; teapots; kitchen and household utensils; services (dishes); corkscrews; vases; household gloves; epergnes (table centerpieces); place mats, neither made of paper nor of textile materials; fitted picnic baskets, including dishes; dusting cloths [rags]; feather dusters; perfume vaporizers; graters [non-electric utensils for household purposes]; crumb trays; bread boards; chopping boards; shoe trees; flower pots; tea warmers; valet trays [receptacles for small objects] for household use; trash cans for diapers; figurines of porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terracotta or glass; porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terra cotta or glass statuettes; ornaments of porcelain.
Fabrics and textile products; bed blankets; bed covers; bedspreads; coverlets [bedspreads]; bed spreads; eiderdowns [quilts]; traveling rugs [lap robes]; lap robes; covers for cushions; blankets for household pets; bath linen (for toilet use); bath mitts; towels of textile materials; bath linen (except clothing); household linen; bed linen; sheets; pillow shams; sleeping bags for babies; cot bumpers; baby buntings; table linen not of paper; tablecloths not of paper; handkerchiefs of textile; handkerchiefs of textile materials; labels of textile materials; lining fabrics for footwear articles.
Clothing; shorts; belts; suspenders; overalls; cardigans; trousers; combinations (clothing); shirts; tee-shirts; skirts; polo shirts; pullovers; vests; bib overalls; dresses; coats; tailleurs; parkas; overcoats; blousons; jackets; underwear; hosiery; men's suits; ponchos; raincoats; socks; tights; leggings being trousers; pajamas; cuffs [clothing]; bathrobes; bathing suits; furs (clothing); wedding dresses; gloves; mittens; fingerless gloves; scarves; stoles; long scarves; shawls; neckties; collars [clothing]; bow ties; clothing for children; layettes [clothing]; bibs, not of paper; sportswear; tracksuits; footwear; beach shoes; ski boots; sports shoes; slippers, boots; ankle boots; sandals; pumps [footwear]; espadrilles; headwear; stocking caps; hats; caps; visors (headwear); headbands [clothing]; head coverings (headwear); pocket squares.
About Dior
Who owns the trademark "Dior"?
The WIPO trademark "Dior" is owned by Christian Dior Couture.
What is the status of "Dior"?
Its status at the WIPO is: mixed.
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GET/v1/trademarks/{id}The full record: owners, classes, dates and images
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ID=tm_6c8e8549-27f2-418f-be01-b03ab572d143
curl https://api.signa.so/v1/trademarks/$ID \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SIGNA_API_KEY"{
"id": "tm_6c8e8549-27f2-418f-be01-b03ab572d143",
"object": "trademark",
"mark_text": "Dior",
"status": {
"primary": "mixed",
"stage": "mixed"
},
"office_code": "WO",
"application_number": null,
"filing_date": "2026-05-26",
"nice_classes": [
4,
9,
10,
14,
16,
18,
21,
24,
25
],
"owners": [
{
"name": "CHRISTIAN DIOR COUTURE",
"entity_id": "ent_019ef897-4eae-74ad-bd12-be000c490cbd"
}
]
}