Vintage & Consignment Shop Business Names

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Vintage & Consignment Shop Business Name Ideas:

Rank	Business Name	Description
1.	Closet Scout	Suggesting a wide range of good finds, not throwaways, the name is catchy and memorable.
2.	The Vintage Access	Ideal for a brand going for an exclusive, classy, and upmarket feel. It evokes feelings of glamour.
3.	Often Classic	Evoking the notion that fashion is cyclical, the name is clever, creative, and relevant.
4.	The Nowadays Antique	A humorous play on the contradiction in the idea that something can be new and old at the same time.
5.	Widely Vintage	Ideal for a shop selling a variety of things, not only clothes, with an eye for quality finds.
6.	My Big Thrift	A trendy name that will work well for an online store. It suggests familiarity and coolness.
7.	Vintage Storm	A storm is a striking image, and in this case suggests the store is a force of nature.
8.	Old Range	Having a classical, old-school feel, this name is ideal for a store with a specific niche.
9.	Re-Range	Playing with "renew" and a fashion "range," this name cleverly suggests making the out, in again.
10.	Gem Shelf Vintage	Suggestive of quality, rarity, and authenticity, the name is memorable. Gems on a shelf.

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FAQs:

How do you name a vintage shop?

First, you need to decide what you want your name to say about your values and mission. Then, you need to create a list of ideas using slang, metaphors, interesting combinations of words, and well-known sayings. The best name will reflect your values, sound and look good, make sense as a name, and evoke positive emotions. Check whether the name is available and, if it is, register it.