I LOVE JERUSALEM

What this record means

The record shows the application for “I LOVE JERUSALEM” is dead – it was abandoned on May 31 2022 after the applicant failed to respond to a non‑final Office action, and the owner listed is Jean Pierre Hernandez, an individual. The filing covered a very broad range of apparel, from crew‑neck and v‑neck t‑shirts, hooded sweatshirts, shorts, pullovers, sweatpants, underwear, headwear, bandanas, scarves, gloves, bathing suits, flip‑flops, polo shirts, button‑up shirts, jerseys, jackets, coats, dresses, skirts, blazers, trousers, tank tops, pajamas, hosiery, sports shirts, sports pants, one‑piece suits, ponchos, rainwear, vests, suits, thermals, socks and other footwear. Because the goods are limited to clothing, a similar name used for non‑apparel products would be farther from the scope shown here, but the record does not give the owner control over every possible use of the phrase. The prosecution history shows only the filing, examiner assignment, a non‑final action in November 2021, and the abandonment notice in May 2022; no oppositions, cancellations or court actions appear. I'd treat this as a meaningful concern if you plan to brand clothing with the same wording, since the abandoned application still signals a prior claim in that product area.