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It's not really my taste, I think of the U.K. stereotype of "sloane rangers" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sloane_Ranger.

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However, if you do like it, I'd go with a rather feminine, classic middle name to balance it out.

I think Sloane is a horribly ugly and downbeat name, and also, I don't see it as flowing well with other names at all. It's likely to just sound like Slowin' Middlename, not attractive at all.

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And it's sure not unique. It's pretty tryndee, like Harlow and McKinley, not really popular yet but kind of Hollywood Popular.

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I was reading a news story last week, and a spokeswoman for some school district or other was named Sloane Roach. So ugly.

Coincidentally, I just stumbled upon a post on another site from a person who named their daughter Sloane Thora Eunice. Which I think is pretty awesome. Other ideas: Sloane Magdalene, Sloane Magdala, perhaps Sloane Cordelia, Daphne Sloane, Julie / Julia Sloane, Sloane Julia, Sloane Guinevere, Sloane Diantha, Sloane Adelaide, Sloane Adele, Sloane Octavia, Sloane Isabelle / Isabel, Sloane Frederica (fred-REE-ka), Sloane Amabel (is it just me or does Amabel sound like I'm a bell?), Sloane Timothea, Beatrix Sloane, Sloane Beatrice, Sloane Ophelia, Sloane Georgette, Sloane Rohesia, Sloane Odelia, Sloane Michelle, Amity Sloane, Sloane Amalie / Amalia ...wow, it is not easy to pair Sloane. I hope this helps a little!

This message was edited 2/1/2012, 11:57 AM