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FAQ

What are the


Steps in Licensing? Frequently
Asked
Submit a quick, one-page Product Information
Sheet (PIS) as well as a sample of your product. Questions
(All information is kept confidential)

Once the PIS and sample are received and


approved, you will receive a license agreement Are there geographical
How does the Seal help
to sign and return.
manufacturers and retailers? restrictions on the use
After Cotton Incorporated signs off, a fully
The Seal of Cotton is a powerful of the Seal?
consumer influencer, as well as a highly No. The Seal is available worldwide!
executed copy of the agreement will be effective sales builder.
returned to you.

How can I take advantage


Cotton Incorporated will then forward the How does the Seal
of the Seal?
trademark artwork files to you in your help consumers? Incorporate the Seal in your graphic
preferred format. It makes shopping easier by helping
design. Use on materials to promote
consumers identify products containing
your products like packages, signs,
The last step before producing any packaging cotton, nature’s most versatile fiber.
etc. It is a symbol of quality.
and marketing materials that include the
Seal of Cotton trademark, is sharing the art
files with Cotton Incorporated to ensure the

How Do I Get Started?


trademark is properly presented.

There are no fees or Contact Cotton Incorporated at one of the emails below

royalties involved.
to request a licensing package.

Jan O’Regan Trademark Licensing Program


Director, Strategic Initiatives
joregan@cottoninc.com

We just require the Kelley O’Byrne


Program Assistant, Strategic Initiatives

use of cotton!
kobyrne@cottoninc.com

Or contact your Cotton Incorporated Representative. Cary, New York, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Osaka, Mexico City
www.cottoninc.com

AMERICA’S COTTON PRODUCERS AND IMPORTERS.


Service Marks/Trademarks of Cotton Incorporated. © 2014 Cotton Incorporated.
e the Seal of Cotton ? of consumers associate
the Seal of Cotton
trademark with
SOFT, COMFORTABLE,
NATURAL, QUALITY,
Introduced in 1973, the Seal of Cotton cotton products.
trademark was created to provide a
visual reference for consumers to
identify products made of cotton.

For quality products containing


100% cotton. Today of consumers are
familiar with the trademark.

natural

For quality products containing100% cotton.


Ideal for those who are passionate about
natural, sustainable products.

The Seal of Cotton


program has grown
enhanced to include a
For quality products with at least 15%
cotton for consumer, institutional,
and industrial applications.
family of trademarks.
(Source: Cotton Incorporated’s Cotton Seal Awareness and Brand Equity Study (2012)

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