Appeal No. 2003-0656 Page 4 Application No. 29/124,773 appearance of the outer surface area of the main portion of the shorts. Appellant does not specifically contend in the brief that the shorts design depicted in Metimex would not represent a Rosen-type reference. However, appellant argues that the claimed design is not suggested by Metimex taken in combination with Sportpages for several reasons as set forth in the brief. Among the argued visually distinctive features of the claimed design, appellant notes the differences in the appearance of the side panels of the claimed design over the side panels of Metimex. Appellant argues that the appearance of the sides of appellant’s shorts is highlighted by the coarse or rough lines depicted in the figures, which can be seen as extending to at least a portion of the visible inside surface of the legs of the fabric as shown in appellant’s drawing figure 4 in comparison to the smoother surface markings on the rest of the shorts design observable in the drawings. Here, we share the view of appellant that the visual impression of the two contrasting looks for the side and the rest of the shorts as depicted in appellant’s drawing figures give an overall visually distinct impression from that which would have been readily seen or suggested to aPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007