Not crazy, but I had a similar reaction to Fuzzy's. When the title of this post popped up on the blog feed on my iGoogle page, I thought I was going to be reading about someone's younger sister. (Not a bad name at all, and a good idea for inventory.)
Actually, it may work for you to use common names. People may be inclined to buy a hat bearing their name or that of a loved one (similarly, they might avoid hats of names they have a negative connotation with). Therefore, the more common the name the wider the audience?? I once became attached to a designer lunchbox I found on Amazon bearing my namesake.
Munckin was kind enough to be a model for my latest hat. 
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Not crazy, but I had a similar reaction to Fuzzy's. When the title of this post popped up on the blog feed on my iGoogle page, I thought I was going to be reading about someone's younger sister. (Not a bad name at all, and a good idea for inventory.)
Actually, it may work for you to use common names. People may be inclined to buy a hat bearing their name or that of a loved one (similarly, they might avoid hats of names they have a negative connotation with). Therefore, the more common the name the wider the audience?? I once became attached to a designer lunchbox I found on Amazon bearing my namesake.
I was thinking about doing time period names. It would give them a lot more personality.
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