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I much prefer Archibald and I think it goes well with Caspian, Olive, and Ewan. Some MN suggestions might be James, William, Robert, or John.

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Andrew

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Ahh, nature . . .

I don't think Archie fits with Caspian.

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Caspian is long and sort of flouncy; Archie is simple and unpretentious. They seem very unbalanched.

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I don't mind Archie as a full name, which is rare for me. But I dislike Archibald so much I'd rather see just Archie.

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♥Elinor♥

Archie is nice on a child, but as a full formal name, it doesn't age well. Can you picture a 60-year-old heart specialist called Archie? can you imagine how your son would hate his name at the age of 16, when he will want to be cool and butch?

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Archibald is an option, but a bit out there. How about Archer?

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Mathilda: I think I'm kina falling in love with you.
Léon: How do you know it's love if you've never been in love before?
Mathilda: 'Cause I feel it.
Léon: Where?
Mathilda: In my stomach.It's all warm. I always had a knot there and now it's gone.

Archie does fit with Caspian (only I think Caspian is better)

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Where's the Kaboom? There's suppose to be an Earth shattering kaboom!" -Marvin the Martian.
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Dag: No way! I can be more Euro than You-oh!
Norb (In Euro accent) I doubt it. I eemagine your peetifal Amer-icuhn attempt to be Europ-ee-aahn and, I am schad vounc

I love Archie! It's very cute. And it fits well with Olive and Ewan. I also love Caspian. They are both different but charming.

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I think it's fine to use on it's own.

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Julia Keelan

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Warning! May start singing songs from any of the following musicals spontaneously:

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Mamma Mia, Rent, We Will Rock You, Wicked, or Spamalot!

Archie fits in with Caspian, Olive, and Ewan, but I prefer Archer.