Nice Classification · Goods class
Nice Class 22: Ropes and Fibres
Ropes and string; nets; tents and tarpaulins; awnings of textile or synthetic materials; sails; sacks for the transport and storage of materials in bulk; padding, cushioning and stuffing materials, except of paper, cardboard, rubber or plastics; raw fibrous textile materials and substitutes therefor.
Official text of Class 22 in the Nice Classification (WIPO) · NCL(13-2026)
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What Class 22 protects
- Ropes and string
- Tarpaulins, awnings and sails
- Sacks and bags of textile for packaging
- Raw textile fibres
- Padding and stuffing materials, except of paper, cardboard, rubber or plastics
What Class 22 does NOT protect
These look similar but belong to another class. Choosing wrong is the most common reason a trademark protects less than its owner believes.
- Metal ropesGoes in Class 6
- Golf bags and nets for sportsGoes in Class 28
- Packaging bags of paper or plasticsGoes in Class 16
- Strings for musical instrumentsGoes in Class 15
- Hair netsGoes in Class 26

The most expensive mistake in Class 22
In class 22 material and function cross, which is why it confuses. Rope is class 22, but a metal rope is class 6 and a guitar string class 15; a packaging bag is class 22 if made of cloth, but class 16 if paper or plastic and class 18 if leather. An outdoor equipment brand usually needs class 22 for the tent and class 28 for the rest of the sporting gear.
Who files in Class 22
- Camping and outdoor equipment manufacturers
- Rope and cordage manufacturers
- Textile packaging industry
- Awning and tarpaulin makers
- Textile fibre processors
Trademarks registered in this class: Cordex, Coleman, The North Face
Classes commonly filed alongside Class 22
In Mexico each class is a separate application. Which classes you need depends on what your business actually does and how you plan to enter the market, not on the classes being related to each other. These show up in similar businesses, but the right list comes from your own activity.
- Class 17Rubber and PlasticsRubber, gutta-percha and semi-processed plastics
- Class 23Yarns and ThreadsYarns and threads for textile use
- Class 24Fabrics and TextilesTextiles and fabrics
- Class 25Clothing and FootwearMenswear, womenswear and childrenswear
- Class 26HaberdasheryButtons, fasteners, hooks and buckles
- Class 35Advertising and BusinessAdvertising and marketing services
Look up another Nice class
Each class protects different things. Check the one that matches your business.
Goods classes (1 to 34)
- 1Chemicals
- 2Paints and Varnishes
- 3Cosmetics and Cleaning
- 4Oils and Fuels
- 5Pharmaceuticals
- 6Raw Metals
- 7Machinery
- 8Hand Tools
- 9Software and Electronics
- 10Medical Instruments
- 11Lighting Apparatus
- 12Vehicles
- 13Firearms
- 14Jewellery
- 15Musical Instruments
- 16Paper and Printing
- 17Rubber and Plastics
- 18Leather Goods
- 19Building Materials
- 20Furniture
- 21Household Utensils
- 22Ropes and Fibres
- 23Yarns and Threads
- 24Fabrics and Textiles
- 25Clothing and Footwear
- 26Haberdashery
- 27Carpets
- 28Games and Toys
- 29Processed Foods
- 30Staple Foods
- 31Agricultural Products
- 32Beers and Beverages
- 33Alcoholic Beverages
- 34Tobacco
Services classes (35 to 45)
Not sure which class you need?
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