Cartier
Gender: Mostly Boy
Meaning: Cart driver; transporter of goods
Origin: Old English and Old French occupational surname — from cartier (one who drives a cart)
Popularity: Ranked #1297 in 2025 with 150 babies born.
History: Cartier surged in the 2020s as a luxury brand-name. The French jewelry house represents ultimate sophistication. Cartier represents the luxury naming trend in American culture.
Similar names: carter, charter, carrera, caiser, carder, carver
Name length: 7 letters
How common is Cartier? About 1 in 20,674 babies born in 2025 were named Cartier, or roughly 0.4 per day in the United States.
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Frequently asked about Cartier
What does the name Cartier mean?
Cartier means “Cart driver; transporter of goods” from Old English and Old French occupational surname — from cartier (one who drives a cart) roots.
What is the origin of the name Cartier?
Cartier has Old English and Old French occupational surname — from cartier (one who drives a cart) origin. The traditional meaning is “Cart driver; transporter of goods”.
How popular is Cartier?
Cartier ranked #1297 in 2025 — given to 150 babies that year.
When was Cartier most popular?
Cartier peaked in 2022 with 229 babies registered that year.
Is Cartier a boy or girl name?
Cartier is used for both boys and girls. In the records, about 89% of Cartiers are boys and 11% are girls.
Is the name Cartier rising or falling in popularity?
Cartier has risen 4500 spots in the rankings over the last 5 years — from #5797 in 2020 to #1297 in 2025.
How long has Cartier been recorded?
Cartier appears in birth records across 41 years — from 1983 through 2025.