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took her biggest step yet to stop a home goods company from trademarking a new logo that she claims looks too much like her own signature.
In a filing on Wednesday, Swift asked the US Patent and Trademark Office to prevent Cathay Home Inc.'s efforts to obtain a federal trademark for 'Swift Home,' according to documents viewed by the Daily Mail.
The 36-year-old pop superstar claims in her filing that allowing Cathay to trademark the name and logo might lead to 'confusion' among her fans, who could mistakenly believe that she is behind the bedding products.
The Daily Mail previously revealed that Swift's image-rights company, TAS Rights Management, had to Cathay's new Swift Home logo in December 2025.
Filings seen by the Daily Mail showed that the singer's team were given an extension until December 2026 to file opposition documents, they hired attorney Rebecca Liebowitz, a partner at the celebrity law firm, Venable LLP, in Washington, .
At issue in the new filing is the 'Swift' portion of Cathay's new Swift Home logo, which features a cursive version of the word with a wing-like swoosh at the end of the word.
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In a filing submitted Wednesday, Taylor Swift asked the US Patent and Trademark Office to prevent Cathay Home Inc.'s efforts to obtain a federal trademark for 'Swift Home,' according to documents viewed by the Daily Mail; pictured in February 2025 in LA
The 36-year-old pop superstar claims in her filing that allowing Cathay to trademark the name and logo might lead to 'confusion' among her fans, who could mistakenly believe that she is behind the bedding products; her trademarked signature is pictured from her filing
Swift's filing alleges that the first half of the Swift Home logo too closely resembles how she signs her last name. The first half of the logo features a somewhat similar cursive 'Swift'; pictured in an exhibit from Swift's filing
Swift's filing alleges that the first half of the Swift Home logo too closely resembles how she signs her last name.
The Daily Mail has reached out to attorneys representing both Swift and Cathay Home Inc., but neither party has yet responded.
Swift's filing claims that the Swift Home logo 'displayed in a highly stylized script font is of sufficient fame and reputation that when used with Applicant’s goods, it falsely will falsely suggest a connection.'
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Swift's filing claims that the Swift Home logo 'displayed in a highly stylized script font is of sufficient fame and reputation that when used with Applicant’s goods, it falsely will falsely suggest a connection'; she's pictured on The Tonight Show in 2021
Cathay Home filed for a trademark on Swift Home in October of last year. It seels Swift Home products — including bedding, mattresses and bath products — at retailers including Amazon, Bed Bath & Beyond,, Costco, Home Depot, Kohl's, Macy's, Target and Walmart, among others
Swift first trademarked a version of her cursive signature in 2010, and a version was most recently registered in 2014.
