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Topic: Taglines/Names

Name For Male Accessories Shop

Posted by Anonymous on 500 Points
Looking for a name for my new Male Accessories Shop which sells modern accessories designed for the modern man. The accessories include rings, phone cases, watches, ties etc.

The branding of the shop will be encompass the classic gentleman in suits, think James Bond. Obviously I want to maintain a masculine image for the brand to ensure the products are not viewed as feminine in any way.

Here are a few names we are currently toying with, but we are open to new suggestions:
Urban Treasure
Caveman Boutique
Alpha Project
Gentleman Upgrade


I particularly like the idea of the accessories being marketed as 'modern day treasure' and a lot of marketing could be made around this fact, although I do not currently fully like the 'urban' prefix as a name. Maybe some other words preceding treasure would be useful?

Thanks for any ideas/feedback.
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  • Posted by SteveByrneMarketing on Accepted
    Are you competing with the accessories department of Brooks Brothers? Ermenegildo Zegna?

    IMHO none of the names you're "toying with" match my image of a James Bond based brand.

    Have you read any of the Ian Fleming's books as research for the tone and feel of James Bond?
  • Posted by mgoodman on Accepted
    Where? Who is your prime target audience? Are these items typically purchased by men for themselves, or by women for men? Where do they live? Where is your target audience buying stuff like this now? Why would they switch and buy from you? What unique and important benefit will you deliver?

    Do you have a business plan? A marketing plan? If not, those really need to precede the naming project. If so, maybe you can share the relevant portions of this with us so we can develop names that are consistent with your positioning and marketing strategy.
  • Posted by Moriarty on Accepted
    Firstly if you are going to break into this market you need something that will really make you stand out.

    Do you have a favorite kind of client? Can you imagine them - down to the kind of breakfast they eat each morning. Write all this down and share it with us. That will give us a good idea of how to pitch names and taglines to attract them.

    Moriarty
  • Posted by Jay Hamilton-Roth on Accepted
    ...also, will this be a brick-and-mortar shop (located where?) or online only? Before you pick a name, as my colleagues have suggested, you need to deeply understand your target market. Why would they buy from YOU? How do they refer to themselves? Where do they purchase similar product from today? Why would they switch?

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