Starting your own business is a responsible but extremely interesting step. To be successful in this business, not so much is required: knowledge, perseverance and a little imagination. Much depends on a successful store name, and finding the right one is not difficult at all.
Instructions
Step 1
Opening an Italian clothing store is not an easy process. Having solved all the issues with finding suppliers, suitable premises, store equipment, hiring sellers, etc., you will be left with the main problem: choosing a name. This is a very important point - after all, the name will form the basis of the future brand, it will attract and retain customers, regulate relations with future partners, etc. Therefore, the process of creating a name for a store should be approached with all responsibility.
Step 2
First of all, analyze the market and main competitors. This is necessary to understand the general naming trends in your industry, and to avoid repetitions and bad choices. To compile such a list, the easiest way is to use a search on the Internet - both using standard queries and purposefully looking through special store catalogs. Draw up a special document containing all the variants of names you find. Choose from them those that you like - later these words can be "played" and transformed to suit your tasks.
Step 3
Decide if you will come up with a new word (neologism) or use an existing one for the name of the clothing store. The first option is suitable if you plan to create a full-fledged, strong brand - the neologism ensures that this word has not been used anywhere else, which means that any concepts can be built on its basis. Try to make the word reflect the essence of the business: associated with clothing, Italy, fashion, etc.
Step 4
Choose words that are not too long, easy to pronounce and remember, for example: Bella, La Rosa, Dresscodia, etc. If you are creating a neologism, try to give it a touch of Italian sound: Italianica, Odevatti, Donna Dresso, etc. Decide in which language the name will be written. Russian is more understandable for most clients, but the Latin alphabet gives a touch of fashionableness.
