The mark consists of a two-color repeating plaid pattern used in a stripe along one or more edges of the packaging, containers, point-of-sale displays and/or labels for the goods. A single unit of the plaid pattern consists of four squares: the upper-left square is one solid color and the bottom-right square is a second solid color, the upper-right square is diagonally striped in both colors with stripes running from its top-left to bottom-right, and the bottom-left square is diagonally striped in both colors with stripes running from its bottom-left to top-right. The broken lines are not claimed as a feature of the mark, but rather indicate that this four-square unit repeats both vertically and horizontally. The lining is a feature of the mark and not meant to indicate specific colors.