Wanting to start a business...need a name. HELP!,,

[ditchdoc1017]

Ok I can always get help here...
I am wanting to start a tshirt printing business. I need a cute catchy name for the company please reply if you have any ideas!!! Thanks
I would like to have it really unique.....

 

[TxRabbit]

What kind of T-shirts?
Who is your target audience?

Are you talking about specializing in short runs? Or are you going to make unique one of a kind shirts? For sports teams? For families? For schools? For businesses? Non-profits? Other community organizations?

How will you advertise your business?

The most meaningful business names mean something to the people that use the business. All these things may have a bearing in what would be "cute and catchy" for the people you are trying to target.

 

[akcire]

Custom fit to a T
Custom made T
Bespoke T
Pick your T
The perfect T for you


Good luck, if these turn into any billion dollar ideas---hook me up with some free T's

 

[Claroquesi]

"Keep your shirt on-custom t shirt design"
It is silly, speaks of efficiency and reminds people of being half naked, all good selling points if I remember my marketing 101 correctly.

 

[vsimeone]

TEE-rrific Shirts or Totally TEE-rrific TEEs (or something like that)

TEE for you (like tea for two?)

There IS a TEE in Team (if you do sports shirts)

La TEE Doe

We'll TEEse You or Such a TEEse (or something)

 

[tweedlemom]

Tees2Please

 

[EllenFrasier]

Tees2Please

I vote for this one so far!

 

[splash5]

How about "Fine prints" or "Read the Fine Prints"

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Not answering your specific question,m but

I would also suggest going to www.irs.gov and order the following publications which will probably help a lot.

334 - Tax Guide for Small Business (For Individuals Who Use Schedule C or C-EZ)
463 - Travel, Entertainment, Gift, and Car Expenses
535 - Business Expenses
551 - Basis of Assets
552 - Recordkeeping for Individuals
560 - Retirement Plans for Small Business (SEP, SIMPLE and Qualified Plans)
583 - Starting a Business and Keeping Records
587 - Business Use of Your Home
946 - How to Depreciate Property

And also, if the time can be spared and at and minimal cost take a first semester Principles of Accounting course at a local Community College. Not necessarily to keep the books, but to get an understanding of what the business is doing.

Note that most small business fail within the first few years not because the owner did not know his subject but because they did not understand the accounting.

Mike (CPA Retired)

 

[wjchiefs]

Tees2Please my vote also