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guest5779 · October 21st, 2006

As you can see, I wasn't too sure how to word this question.

Most people name their company Blank's Clothing, or Blank's Apparel, even Blank's Outfitters. What are some other ways to "end" a company name?

So far:
Clothing
Apparel
Outfitters
Threads

Anyone else? Thanks!

punkapalooza · October 21st, 2006

gear
rags
wearables ???
getup

MotoskinGraphix · October 21st, 2006

Well my name is a bit more geared to my market.

Trends
Styles
Life
Attitude
Experience
Skin
Brand
World
Warehouse
etc............................................... .....................

acidmax · October 21st, 2006

gear sounds good!!

Jasonda · October 21st, 2006

You can also use company or co., like theawesomestuffco.com or similar

But I like Apparel, Clothing and Gear best.

Solmu · October 21st, 2006

Tees
Shirts

ksroyalty972 · October 21st, 2006

designs..thats what i use and it works

guest5779 · October 22nd, 2006

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Originally Posted by Jasonda


	You can also use company or co., like theawesomestuffco.com or similar But I like Apparel, Clothing and Gear best.

I'm a sole proprietor, so I cannot use company or co.

Thanks for the suggestions thus far guys.

kenscott · October 23rd, 2006

how about skin rags inc.

Rodney · October 23rd, 2006

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	I'm a sole proprietor, so I cannot use company or co.

Is that a law somewhere?

I know that incorporated businesses can use company or co, but I don't think I've read anything that said sole proprietors can't use that as part of their DBA name.

kenscott · October 23rd, 2006

ok...use skin rags ink..... and make ink smaller like you would for inc.
Example
SKIN RAGS ink. double meaning...what do you think?

guest5779 · October 23rd, 2006

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Originally Posted by Rodney


	Is that a law somewhere? I know that incorporated businesses can use company or co, but I don't think I've read anything that said sole proprietors can't use that as part of their DBA name.

I'm 99% sure I read that in my Minnesota SBA book; 500 pages of pure bliss I tell you.

It stated something to the effect of: "sole proprietor may not use company or co. in conjuction with DBA name. if and when one becomes incorporated, they may then apply for a DBA edit, and modify the name as necessary." -- something like that anyways.

guest5779 · October 23rd, 2006

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Originally Posted by kenscott


	ok...use skin rags ink..... and make ink smaller like you would for inc. Example SKIN RAGS ink. double meaning...what do you think?

Haha, not a bad idea.

Robin · October 23rd, 2006

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Originally Posted by kenscott


	ok...use skin rags ink..... and make ink smaller like you would for inc. Example SKIN RAGS ink. double meaning...what do you think?

I love that one!

Comin'OutSwingin · October 23rd, 2006

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Originally Posted by error426


	I'm 99% sure I read that in my Minnesota SBA book; 500 pages of pure bliss I tell you. It stated something to the effect of: "sole proprietor may not use company or co. in conjuction with DBA name. if and when one becomes incorporated, they may then apply for a DBA edit, and modify the name as necessary." -- something like that anyways.

That's the first I've ever heard anything like that. I thought co. or company was just as it says, a company!

I know in my state that if you are a corporation, then it must be a part of your name in some fashion.

But this is a new one for me!

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