After years of putting out quality tattoos in San Diego, As well as attending tattoo conventions across the world we’ve built up a solid reputation we have decided to file a federal trademark to protect our name, The name  Above All Tattoo  is now registered with the trademark office and our registration number is 3689219, This is a Federal Trademark for the entire US. We do not allow any other shop to use our registered trademark. 

We have to thank  our customers for making us one of San Diegos best tattoo shops. We could not have done it with out you!

The crew at Above All Tattoo, Inc

Confused?

In Which Situations May I NOT Use the Above All Tattoo Marks?

Besides common article website publications, you must ask us for permission before using our trademarks. For example, you may not use our Above All Tattoo Marks in the following situations:

Uses that are Confusing, False, or Misleading

You may not use the Above All Tattoo Mark in a manner that is false or misleading, or in a manner likely to confuse consumers or the public about the source or origin of your products or services. Confusing uses include uses that may cause people to think your products or services are Above All Tattoo’s products or services, or vice versa, or that may imply a formal affiliation between you and Above All Tattoo where none exists. Unless we have done so in writing, Above All Tattoo has not officially sponsored or endorsed your product or service, and you should not imply that we have.

You may not use the Above All Tattoo Marks in, or as a part of, any trade name, trademark, domain name, or internet account name that is likely to cause confusion. So, the business name or trademark “Above All Tattoo(s) Studio, Parlor, Ink, ” or the Twitter handle “@AboveAllTattooink(s)studio,” are not permitted, because folks who see those uses are likely to assume that they are official Above All Tattoo services or accounts, or to assume that their owner is officially sponsored or endorsed by Above All Tattoo. By the same token, the domain name “Above-All-Tattoo.com,” or the Facebook group “Above All Tattoo,” would also be likely to cause confusion calling your Tattoo shop any similar name that can reasonably be seen as confusing is not allowed, for instance calling your shop Above it All Tattoo, Above them All Tattoo, Above All Tattooing and any combination of the words Above All Tattoo will be seen as confusing and we have the right to sue for damages which can result in us taking your tattoo shop, brand, domains as well as cash which will determine the amount of your gross receipts and age of your use of our mark…Example if you made $100,000 for the last year, that is what we would say in court your customers came to you because of our name and you earned $100,000 in bad faith. If you couldn’t pay the $100,000 we would levy your assets.

That said, the purpose of trademark law is to address confusion, and uses that misleadingly suggest affiliation where none exists: not to silence legitimate criticism, commentary, or parody.

THE POINT IS DONT USE OUR NAME UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET SUED!!

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