What comes into your mind as soon as you hear boutique? Is it a small shop selling fashion accessories?
A shop with a lot of cloth cuttings around and tailors working or a combination of both?
The probable reason why you are here is that either you have already opened up shop or you are thinking of opening one.
Well, whichever may be the reason, this article will guide you in deciding a good name for your Boutique shop.
And as you probably know this, just like the contents of the shop are a major decider in your business profits, a good name also plays a major role.
It is literally your first impression.
Deciding Factors for Choosing the Best Boutique Name
You want a name which would get people curious to know more about it. And you also want to make sure that the name you take has not already been taken. There are a lot of people like you out there. Many of them set on opening up their own shop. And maybe even googling the same thing as you. This “uniqueness” aspect is a really difficult one to work on. Remember how hard it is to just decide an email? So there is a chance you might find names in this list have already been taken.
There are a lot of factors which you have to keep in mind. First the location. The type of people who are going to visit your little shop (don’t mind me, your shop could be humongous too, but it is just this perspective). .
Also try and keep a name which can sound cool for a long time.
Do not make the spelling complicated. It becomes a real headache for customers to remember it in order to come back. But do not be afraid of trying out something new! Mix and match different meanings from different languages and you might end up with a totally unique name.
More opinions are always better. Maybe a name you like could have a very different meaning for someone else. Different people can look at names with different perspectives. This will lessen the chances of your shop name unintentionally hurting or offending someone. Ask your friend about what comes to their mind as soon as you say the name of your shop and you will come to know whether it is the right choice or not.
Best Boutique Name Ideas
We have listed many Boutique name ideas for you. You can either pick the exact name or get ideas from our list of Trendy Boutique Name ideas.
Also, we have categorized the names to help you find the best name easily.
Enough “knowledge”, let us get down to the names!
French Boutique Name ideas
Let us start with the Best language!! French!!
Here are some French Boutique Names that can inspire you!!
- Bella Boutique
- Bella Bella Boutique
- Bien Habille
- Boudoir
- Boutique de Paris
- C’est la Vie
- Chapeau Chic
- Chateaux
- Très Chic
- Chic Château
- Couture du jour
- French connection
- Fleur Boutique
- French Macaron
- French Kiss
- Haute couture
- Haute Fashion
- J’aime la mode
- French Chiffon
- Loire valley
- Luxe
- Madamoiselle
- Merci
- Moda Bella
- Mon Ami
- Mon amour boutique
- Ooh la la
- Oeuvre
- Oui! Oui!
- Pamplemousse
- Paris bounds
- Pas De Deux
- Sprinklez
I know you loved many of these names, but wait!! There are many more to come, keep reading the article.
Funcy, Kiddy, Cool, Modern Boutique Names
Looking for Modern Boutique Names?? Well, this list for just for you.
- Big Little’s
- Heidi Says
- Just Kidding
- Kidding around
- Pixie Dust
- Playdate
- Kiddo threads
- Tu-la-roo
- Tykes and dolls
- Play dress up!
Some names may sound too fancy or childish, but who cares!!!
“Mommy” boutique Names
- All mumsy
- Bump Threads
- Mom chic
- MamaTique
- Yo Mama Boutique
Simple Girl Themed Boutique Names
Looking for some simple yet girly name??
Check this list.
- Cheeky Chic
- Chic chick
- Divine Girls
- Dun Up
- Girl Cave
- Glitz n glam
- Golden Girls
- Buttons and bows
- Galeria Chic
- Ladies and Linen
- Little Black dresses (make sure you have some Little black dresses though!)
- Little Lady Boutique
- Uptown Girl
- My Roommate’s Closet
- Pretty in pink
- Pretty Lady
- Queen of Versailles
- Pretty Lovely
- Sleek Chic
Fashion, fashion
- Fashion Atelier
- Florence fashion
- Fashion week
- Fashion paradise
- V2 Fashion
- Fashion Itsy
- Fashion Factory
One Word Boutique Names
Many people prefer having a single word as their shop/business name.
Here are the Best One Word Boutique names that can help you get ideas for your own shop.
- Archetype
- Azure
- Belleza
- Blueberi
- Clothesline
- Debut
- Elementary
- Enchant cosmetics
- Eva
- Gourdon
- Italia
- Fawn
- Frills
- Legacy
- Merch
- Milana
- Mimosa
- Vittorio
- Vixen
Cute, Random Boutique Name Ideas
- Allure cosmetics
- B for boutique
- Bee Free Boutique
- Beyond the Alley
- Big Drop
- Blue Tree
- Bun and baker
- California Poppy
- Tates Boutique
- Ten Thousand Things
- That one place
- That’s Vogue
- The Reformation
- The Wardrobe
- Thistle & Clover
- The Cloakroom
- Ciao Grazia
- Ciao ciao
- Polkadots & Moonbeams
- Pookie & Sebastian
- Classic Pretty
- Crepe Myrtle
- Daha Vintage
- De Novo
- Fairytale Boutique
- Genie in a Bottle
- High Fashion
- Il Palazzo
- In the ivy
- Rose Riviera
- Satine Boutique
- Love potion
- Luna Boutique
- May Me
- Mini Centro
- Mirror Mirror
- Mystique Boutique
- Nanette Lepore
- New News
- One + One
- Pandora’s Box
- Paper Boutique
- Moon River Chattel
- Perchance
- Pesca Boutique
- Petrossian Boutique
- Mud Honey
- Top Shop
- Via del Corso
- White dahlia
- Window shop
Conclusion
You must have noticed that in my list, there were a lot of italian and french names. This is because I feel, and I guess you would concur with me too that France is indeed the fashion capital of the world. But while writing, I felt that even today, even while writing names for boutiques, how gender biased we are. I mean they are still viewed as a place only for women.
Don’t men also like to dress up? Would they not like to have boutiques for themselves too? I mean who said that such shops are only for kids or ladies? So, developing from this idea, please do try and incorporate, maybe if not a lot, but a few items for men also. And maybe even dedicate one section to them. In this way, your little shop will be a little more, if not a lot, unique.
One last word of advice as I part, do try and keep the relevance of the name to the contents you are selling. I mean, if you name it “Just Kidding”, it should most probably have stuff for children. But of course, I am not any expert and you are. As, after all, it is you who is opening up shop!
