Draper

An English boy’s name, Draper has deep roots in Anglo-Saxon history, making it a strong and timeless choice. The name appears in records as early as 1376, and it was originally used for people who crafted or sold woolen cloth. Its meaning, “seller of wool,” is connected to the old French word drapier and the English word draper, both terms for professionals who tailor fabrics. This name also carries a piece of American culture, thanks to the iconic character Don Draper from the acclaimed series Mad Men. Tailored for greatness, baby Draper will sew seeds of success as they weave their own story.