Hey everyone. I keep seeing this name [name_u]Loxley[/name_u] everytime I visit a town near me and I just really love it. I would say it’s gender neutral but I probably am more swayed to using it for a [name_m]Boy[/name_m] only. But what do you think of the name? Does it work as a name that will age ok with the child? I just think it’s a cool fun name but I’m not sure if it’s too like a celeb made up baby name?
Thoughts?
Thanks 
I like the sound of it and the association with [name_u]Robin[/name_u] Hood is cool. I prefer it for a boy too.
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It definitely fits in with the trend of modern/invented names.
[name_u]Loxley[/name_u] is kind of cool, but when I hear it I think of lox (smoked salmon).
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[name_u]Loxley[/name_u] is cool and charming - it has a surnamey/place-name vibe that feels both old fashioned and modern 
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Reminds me of lox bagels
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I adore this name! The only [name_u]Loxley[/name_u] I know is a little girl, 13 months old (it’s her middle name). 
I don’t think it sounds made up. It sounds historical, geographical, and lovely.
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Cool sound. Something about is s bit too [name_f]British[/name_f] sounding for my taste 
Gives me big time bagel imagery!
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It’s a bit of a mouthful but also a subtle [name_u]Robin[/name_u] Hood reference so on balance I like it! 
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Very salmony.
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I like [name_u]Loxley[/name_u] feels outdoorsy and romantic with strong [name_u]Robin[/name_u] Hood imagery. I don’t think the name sounds made up at all I think the name feels very established with geographical elements.