I like the name in option A because it sounds the most luxurious and premium. Option E, D, and B sound quite decent and memorable too. Option F and C sound the least attractive to me!

Sijo and Valeron are both blank slates to me, could be anything. The other names have weird/wrong connotations with bed sheets

To be really honest no of these makes me feel like the brand would be high quality. All of these just seem way to out there for me. If I had to buy just based on the name I would not buy from any one of these. I might give SIJO a try if I saw a picture and was able to see the quality.

sijo and valeron sound like two bed sheet brands that would put out high quality and good threadcount pieces here. The other options are decent though

I like the sound of A F and B pretty equally.

LINENEWALAS sounds very textile oriented and unique.

One is a random spanish word and another sounds like a gas station, so I picked more reserved names.

I think linenwalas is a cute memorable name for a company that sells linens and sheets. I think it easily lets people know what the company sells and isnt a name they quickly forget.

they are all decent. olive +crate sounds like its trying to be crate and barrel. other than that linewalas and valeon sound good and i like them both a lot. 5 sounds like its made in china, which i don't think is a bad thing, but people tend to think of cheap stuff that falls apart from there.

I like the fact it has the word linen in the name of the brand. I don't like chilaquiles - it is a type of food in some South American countries.

Having the word linen in the name would be beneficial.

I think this name just sounds the most comfortable. It also has the most notable and creative name. I would choose C second because it is playing off a Mexican good and making me think I’ll be chilling in the sheets which is funny

I chose by names that seem somewhat relevant to a home brand or linens. My last two choices do not seem relevant and they are hard to remember.

B has a very exotic sound to it that makes it much more interesting and perplexing.

Option B, was the best name for the brand. It reminded me the most of bed sheets. Option F, sounded short which I liked. Option D and E, was okay sounding. option E was a bit long sounding though. Option A and C, was my least favorite. Option C, didn't roll off the tongue all that well which is why I ranked it last.

C sounds upscale and fancy.

D"D, "A", and "F" sound like classy, sophisticated names. "E" sounds like a ripoff of Crate and Barrel. "B" and "C" sound like nothing memorable.

I would definitely buy them from Valeron

VALERON has a very interesting sound to it, it seems the most professional and luxurious to me.

i think that valeron in option D sounds the most professional and trustworthy for a bed sheet brand

Options D and F are my clear favorites. I think these are the best two options overall. I like Valeron a lot because it is very catchy and easy to pronounce. I also think Brielle is a good option because it sounds very reliable and reputable.

Valeron and Brielle both sound really fancy and really luxurious.

I ranked my choices from favourite to least favourite name.

E. I can actually pronounce those words and know what they mean. It sounds down to earth and not over done.

I think Olive & Crate and Brielle sound the most "modern" and like brands I could imagine being around right now. They also sound the most natural I think.

C A and B sound like off brands. Olive and Crate sounds like high end sheets that are comfortable and of high quality.

Olive + Crate is really unique and attracts younger customers. The plus sign is not used nearly enough in branding today.

I really like the first few I choose because they sound like a fancy brand.

I liked Olive and Crate the best because it sounds like other home goods brands like Crate & Barrel or West Elm. Just sounds very posh and high end.

Option E sounds the most "expensive" in my opinion, that I would feel special buying. Options B and C are hard to pronounce.

I chose option E because the name sounds familiar. It reminds me of Crate and Barrell which reminds me of quality. I know that it might not be related to them but the name makes me think that.

I chose Olive + Crate because that brand sounds the most familiar to me, which means it must be a trusted brand in the home linen space.

My choices are based on the name I feel best fits this product. My top choice is Option E.

I chose based on what sounded most like a real brand and not just random words, please do not use chilaquiles as your brand name it is very silly

I like Option E. 'Olive + Crate' sounds like a high quality brand. I would not have to worry about getting a bad set of sheets from this company.

Option E sounds like a specialty brand and gives off a sense of vintage. Option C feels like a high-scale brand. Option B comes across as a foreign brand known for cheap cost and high quality. Options D and F feel foreign and mass-produced. Option A feels like something I would name a robot.

I prefer short names, even if they are not directly connected to the product

C sounds like a mexican food item. F and E are the only good ones that look serious, modern and elegant

I ranked them starting with what sounded most like a "real brand" down to what sounded more like "throwaway names" for cheap products.

Option C sounds like a Mexican dish and Option B sounds like industrial bedding. BRIELLE sounds the most elegant to me and so I put Option F in first place!

I prefer option F because it sounds like you are getting something linen related.

Tough choice because I dont really like any of them

F and A are my favorites of the list. They sounds nice and are easy to say. D and E are solid as well. B is fine but a little too basic. Don't know what C is though.

I like F because Brielle sounds fancy and luxurious. A is also good because the name is short and memorable.

I think option F, Brielle, is probably the best fit. It's easy to recall. It's a name that I could associate with bed sheets. So yeah, overall, I think option F is really good.

First off, these are some crazy names. Option F and E are the best. Easiest to remember and say. Option A sounds like a sake rice wine brand. Option B sounds like it's from Ikea and Option C is a Mexican breakfast dish with eggs. Literally.

I picked option C last because I didn’t know how to say it. I didn’t really care for E and the olive name. I liked F, how it sounded, and think it’s fitting for the type of company. B fit well also. A looks good written out and is short and sweet, and would also sound good a loud. Option D sounds more like a tech or futuristic company.

F and D are really the only names that I find appealing. I think they both read and sound nice. The other names are difficult to pronounce or they remind me of an existing company name.

Option F is my favorite for this type of product because many other lifestyle products that have similar type names, with the single name variation, tend to be very successful and have memorable brand names.

I like the brand name in option F the best. The name sounds novel and approachable.