Begin with the names published by SEWARD, then verify trademarks and companies separately in the appropriate official registries.
Record what the website actually says
Start by saving the relevant page, access date, exact names, location, and wording. The current SEWARD About Us page describes SEWARD as a consumer-facing knife brand under TOP KNIVES LLC. The Contact Us page lists TOP KNIVES LLC under Company Information and gives Denver, Colorado, United States as its location. These statements are useful search inputs, but they do not by themselves prove a trademark registration, legal ownership, or the complete registration status of a company.
Run two separate official searches
Trademark and company records answer different questions. Search the official trademark database for each relevant country or region using the SEWARD wording, possible owner names, and appropriate goods or services. Review the record itself, including the applicant or registrant, status, filing jurisdiction, covered classes, and important dates.
For company information, use the official business registry for the jurisdiction associated with the stated entity. Search the exact legal name and examine identifiers, status, formation details, and available filing history. Do not conclude that two records belong together merely because they share a name, city, or similar wording. Compare identifiers and documented relationships.
Resolve ambiguity without overclaiming
Preserve search results and note the date because registry information can change. A pending application is not the same as a registered mark, and a company record does not automatically establish ownership of a brand. Likewise, the website’s statement that SEWARD is a brand under TOP KNIVES LLC does not independently establish who appears as registrant for every trademark.
If the intended jurisdiction, matching record, or legal significance remains uncertain, ask SEWARD through its official Contact Us page for clarification and consult a qualified professional for a legal interpretation. The public website is the starting point for names and context; the relevant government registry is the source for registration records.
Does the About Us page establish the trademark registrant?
No. It states a brand relationship, while the registrant and status must be checked in the relevant official trademark record.