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Is it trademarked?

Is LILO AND STITCH trademarked?

Yes — LILO AND STITCH is a live registered trademark. 2 live marks with the exact name LILO AND STITCH, owned by Disney Enterprises, Inc., in classes 16, 41.

Live marks with the exact name

Exact wordmark matches in the USPTO federal register, newest filing first.

LILO AND STITCHLive · Registered
Serial 99196426 · REGISTERED · Classes 41 (Education / entertainment) · Owner Disney Enterprises, Inc. · Filed 2025-05-21 · Registered 2026-07-21
LILO AND STITCHLive · Registered
Serial 76232648 · REGISTERED AND RENEWED · Classes 16 (Paper / printed matter) · Owner Disney Enterprises, Inc. · Filed 2001-03-29 · Registered 2004-01-06

Register data indexed 2026-11-06. Bulk records trail live filings — check the official USPTO search for the latest status before filing.

What this means

The live marks span classes 16, 41. A live mark in class 16 is not the same problem as one in class 41 — the risk depends on which class you sell in. The same word can often coexist in an unrelated class, but not in the same or a coordinated one.

Classes with a live mark: Class 16 (Paper / printed matter) · Class 41 (Education / entertainment)

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Frequently asked questions

Is LILO AND STITCH trademarked?
Yes — there are 2 live marks with the exact name LILO AND STITCH, and it is registered.
Who owns the LILO AND STITCH trademark?
The live marks are owned by Disney Enterprises, Inc..
What classes is LILO AND STITCH trademarked in?
The live marks are in classes 16 (Paper / printed matter), 41 (Education / entertainment).
What should I do if I want to use LILO AND STITCH?
Screen the name for your goods first — a live mark in your class is the blocking case — and get a trademark attorney's view before investing in branding. This page is a screen, not a clearance opinion.