Hipster Cat Names, Names Inspirated from Hispter, Page 2
Hipster cat names are for the cat who was drinking pour-over before it was cool, the one judging your playlist from the top of the bookshelf. If your kitten prefers obscure jazz, naps exclusively on vintage Pendleton blankets, or just has that inscrutable ironic vibe, a hipster cat name honors her offbeat charm and makes every introduction sound like the opening of a very niche zine you would totally subscribe to.
Try Atticus, the bookish literary pick from To Kill a Mockingbird; Wes (as in Anderson) for a tom with symmetrical style; Juniper for a female with woodsy herbal charm; Kerouac for a wandering soul; and Banksy for a mysterious black-coated artist of mayhem. Pabst is cheeky for a blue-silver kitten, while Clementine nods to Eternal Sunshine and the fruit at once.
Speak a hipster cat name in a quiet vinyl-shop voice and you will feel the fit land. Pair these picks with our funny cat names for ironic edge, or our famous cat names for vintage icons. A hipster name is a small act of taste, and your cat has that in spades already.
Meanings, origins and pronunciations appear only for records with checked sources. Blank fields have not been verified. Gender and collection labels are browsing choices.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cecily | Female | ||
| Chandler | Male | ||
| Chanel | Female | ||
| Chester | A surname linked to Chester; the place name relates to a camp or fortress | Male | English place-derived surname |
| Clementine | Female | ||
| Cleo | Short form of Cleopatra, Cleon or Cleopas | Female | English short form of Greek-derived names |
| Clive | Male | ||
| Clover | Female | ||
| Colt | Male | ||
| Daisy | The daisy flower | Female | English |
| Dante | Male | ||
| Darby | Male | ||
| Darwin | Male | ||
| Dashiell | Male | ||
| Davis | Male | ||
| Dawn | Female | ||
| Dax | Male | ||
| Delilah | Female | ||
| Desmond | Male | ||
| Devon | Male | ||
| Dexter | A dyer surname; also a Latin word association | Male | English surname; separate Latin word association |
| Dixie | Female | ||
| Django | Male | ||
| Dora | Female | ||
| Drew | Male | ||
| Duke | Male | ||
| Duncan | Male | ||
| Dusty | Unisex | ||
| Eamon | Male | ||
| Earl | Male | ||
| Edgar | Male | ||
| Edie | Female | ||
| Edison | Male | ||
| Edith | Female | ||
| Edna | Female | ||
| Effie | Female | ||
| Ella | Female | ||
| Eloise | Female | ||
| Elvis | Male | ||
| Etta | Female | ||
| Eudora | Unisex | ||
| Everest | Male | ||
| Everett | Unisex | ||
| Fallon | Male | ||
| Farrah | Female | ||
| Felix | Lucky or successful | Male | Latin |
| Ferris | Male | ||
| Fifi | Female | ||
| Finley | Female | ||
| Finn | Male | Irish and Old Norse name histories |
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