Help me name my shop!

[ladyandthechocolate]

I need your help, hive mind
I will be opening a shop, an independent selling clothing (lesser known brands, maternity stuff) and locally made jewellery etc
I’m struggling with the name
This is my shortlist:
Blossom&robes
Luxeduck
Pushvelvet
Stellarobes

Do you have a favourite and any other suggestions would be appreciated? Thanks!

Blossom and Kit (as in kitten)
Bee & Co
Bloom and Greene

Little Bee and Me

@nancywhisky Kist is not a bad suggestion, thanks

Moochi
Live Sisu
Love Sisu
Rootitoots
Cosycush
Cosy Cave
Mrs (Whatever your name starts with)'s Trinkets
Trinkidink

La déesse (goddess in French)
Divinité
I think I am leaning towards a foreign name

I like the sound of Kist too & it would be great for logos etc, but doesn't it mean coffin in Swedish?

What about Styl, or Skon

Blossom & Bee sounds like a florist

L armoire de phoebe? ( phoebe's wardrobe)

Blossom and Bee, or Blossom and Duck.

I like one word shop names. The most successful tearoom in my town, which is absolutely full of them, is "Juliets".

How about Gems?

Femelle (French for female)

Jeans&Gems

I agree with @Lobsterquadrille2 about a one word name.
Mimosa - (that's what I would name my dream shop)
A longstanding shop similar to yours in my nearest town is called Apricot.

There is a similar shop near me (except it doesn’t do maternity) and it’s called Stella.

Kist does mean coffin in Swedish, not such a great thing!
I wonder if femelle sounds like a sanitary product! @goingtotown

Yes, maybe Kist only works in Scotland - where the word means box /chest! :)

I kind of want to open a gift shop called Kist now myself...!

actually it kind of means coffin here too - buts its just a generic word for 'box' .( I suppose the English equivalent 'box', also means coffin. All about the context!)

The Velvet Duck

Scandify

Or two female Swedish names, like: Astrid & Elin

Velvet anything makes me think its an ann summers type shop
Luxedux definitely sounds like a toilet cleaner

I agree with everyone who says one word names are better

Phebe's
Lykke (means good luck)
Lagom (means just the right amount)

I would move away from the twee

Pin
Mat
Bun
Beet

Mellow & Bright

Phoebe Bloom

Malin?

To me, all.the suggestions around Blossom or Bee make it sound very twee. I imagine a children's shop. Similarly, a shop with the word Attic in the title would make me think vintage and second hand.

If you choose a title based on Scandi then it makes it hard if you ever want to move away from that.

In my local town one of my favourite independent clothes shops is called Cuckoo. Nothing to do with what they sell, and Cuckoos don't have a great reputation. But the clothes and accessories are lovely. i wasnt attracted to the shop because of its name but because of its window display.

Theres another town I shop in regularly where the womens clothes shops are called
Rachel's
Tatty Broyd
Plum Green

Tatty Broyds always has a lovely window display. It's an odd name for a shop that sells very nice quality clothes, I imagine the owner was warned against it!