Calvin Klein, the American fashion house, has registered its trademark in Russia, securing legal control over its name across various consumer goods. The registration is effective until 2035, while the company’s physical presence in the country remains absent.
The trademark registration lists perfume, optics, watches, leather goods, clothing and bedding among the protected product categories. A trademark grants its owner the exclusive right to use the brand name for the specified goods.
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In 2022, Calvin Klein paused its e‑commerce operations and closed its physical stores in Russia and Belarus.
The registration, filed in October 2026, extends protection for the brand in Russia through the year 2035.
The registration, filed in October 2026, extends protection for the brand in Russia through the year 2035.
With the registration in place, Calvin Klein holds the exclusive right to use its brand for the listed categories within the Russian market.
The company has not resumed retail or online activities in Russia, maintaining the trademark without active market operations.