Die Ying Office Chair
There is a certain connection between 'Die Ying' and office chairs, but it cannot be determined that all products named 'Die Ying' are office chairs. Details are as follows:
Trademark registration status: 'Die Ying' was once registered as a trademark by Nantong Siku Network Technology Co., Ltd. The international classification is Class 20 - Furniture, with a term of exclusive right from August 21, 2015, to August 20, 2025. Its trademark/service items include sofas, baby cribs, sideboards, tables, chairs (seats), beds, office furniture, etc. Since office furniture covers the category of office chairs, from the perspective of trademark registration, there is a possibility that 'Die Ying' is applied to office chairs. This indicates that within the scope covered by its trademark, the company has the right to use the 'Die Ying' brand for the production and sale of office chairs and other related furniture products. However, based solely on trademark registration information, it cannot be conclusively determined that all chairs named 'Die Ying' on the market are office chairs, as 'chairs (seats)' is a relatively broad concept that may include various types of chairs with different uses.
Work shortlisted status: Among the works shortlisted for the preliminary evaluation of the 2024 Huazuan Award 'Phase I: Civilian Furniture Exhibition', Foshan Kexing Furniture Co., Ltd. has a work named 'Die Ying'. However, it is not explicitly mentioned here whether this 'Die Ying' work is an office chair. The scope of civilian furniture is relatively broad, encompassing various furniture products used in home environments. Although office chairs may also be used in home office settings, strictly speaking, they are more inclined towards office-scene furniture. Therefore, just because the work is shortlisted for the civilian furniture exhibition, we cannot rule out the possibility that it is an office chair, but at the same time, we cannot determine that it is an office chair either. More specific information about the work, such as its design purpose and functional features, is needed to make an accurate judgment.
