Hello, I need a name for my logo. I wanted to sell folding deck chairs. Do you have any names in mind for outdoor chairs?
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Hello, Cimen241!
Knappe idea as a suggestion:
deck chair + lounger -> LieLou ,
read as/li:lu:/
LG
gufrastella
A logo in which the word “lust” appears… no good idea.
Yeah, that’s how you can read it. 🤣All can English, like doof.
/li:lu:
That means you need not only a name for the logo, but for your company. You can’t just get rid of that. There’s a lot of work behind it, and even more research if you can use it at all. Otherwise, you have not only put a lot of money in the sand for your business (certainly already registered) but possibly expensive attorney fees on your neck.