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What would you name your 2nd Hand designer & quality clothing boutique?

I am opening a second hand store with quality and designer clothing and some home decor. It will be a nice shop but not too expensive. Most clothing will be between $5-$20.

The inside of the shop will not look like your typical thrift store. Hopefully, customers won’t notice much of a difference than shopping at a stylish boutique. I would like people to not feel like they are broke and forced to shop 2nd hand. I want them to be happy to shop at my store.

I would love any suggestions!

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7 Responses to “What would you name your 2nd Hand designer & quality clothing boutique?”

  1. Second Chance …
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  2. THAT IS SO COOL WERE
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  3. back again
    once more
    seconds
    empty pockets
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  4. I love your idea and i see many people doing that thesse days. Maybe something like " More beautiful the second time" or " Third times the Charm" i think those woulds definetly catch some eyes. I love those kinds of stores lol and your idea rocks
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  5. Best barGAIN
    More at Less
    Brands for Less
    Happy Price
    best at least
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  6. GREEN JEANS, I would jump on the whole "green movement" thing.
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  7. Value Vintage
    Monroe’s
    Vintage Underground

    anything like "second chance" or anything like that doesnt sound very "hip" and I probably wouldnt go in, cause it would sound just like a regular thrift store.

    and out of sources, i found a website, I think my favorite was "Preloved" "the paper bag princess" and "I miss you"

    You probably cant "use" these name because they already exisit but you would have to look into your name restrictions.

    Also another cool thing is add a number (say your area code or district) and add that into the name (ie: Vintage 74) or (Studio 107)
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    http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_vintage_clothing_stores_in_toronto/

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