What this record means
The record shows that “CHILLIN HARD” is an abandoned Principal Register application owned by Big 5 Productions, LLC, a Georgia limited‑liability company; the abandonment was entered on May 21 2018 after no Statement of Use was filed following the Notice of Allowance dated October 17 2017. The filing covered a long list of soft‑goods and decorative items in International Class 020, including fabric window blinds, pillows, cushions, decorative wooden letters, novelty gift items, wall plaques, plant stands, bottle closures and similar home‑decor and accessory products. A later filing that uses the same wording for anything outside that class would be the closest record‑based concern, because the USPTO record only ties the mark to those listed goods. The record does not give the owner control over every possible use of the words “CHILLIN HARD.” No Supplemental Register entry appears, so no amendment to that register is involved. The latest meaningful event is the abandonment notice on May 21 2018, and the supplied history shows no oppositions, cancellations or other enforcement actions. I'd treat this as a moderate concern if you plan to market similar home‑decor items under a comparable name.
Informational only - not legal advice.Goods & services
soft sculpture wall decorations; fabric window blinds; bed pillows; pillows; cushions; floor cushions; accent pillows; floor pillows; Japanese style floor cushions; slatted indoor blinds; mirrors; picture frames; bottle racks; curtain hooks and rings; bolsters; bead curtains for decoration; bamboo curtains; window shades; decorative wooden letters for spelling names and words; novelty gift items, namely, empty cans; wall plaques made of wood or plastic; plant racks; non-refrigerated wine racks; wind chimes; plant stands; key fobs, not of metal; flag poles and flags sold as a unit; hammock stands; corking for bottles; bottle closures not of metal; barrels not of metal; bins not of metal; baker's bread baskets; pet furniture; mattresses; shower curtain rings; curtain rods; shower rods; bicycle racing number plates, not of metal; mirror tiles; furniture, namely, screens; party ornaments of plastic; nonmetal novelty license plates