Claires

Claires is primarily encountered as the plural form of the given name Claire in English. The name Claire derives from the Latin clarus, meaning bright or clear, and has variants such as Claire, Clare, and Clair. As a plural, Claires would be used to refer to multiple individuals who share the name Claire, typically in lists, biographies, or narrative contexts.

Beyond its use as a plural personal name, Claires is not established as a separate topic with its own widely recognized meaning. The similar-sounding brand Claire’s, with an apostrophe, is a well-known international retailer offering jewelry, accessories, and beauty products. The retailer’s correct spelling is Claire’s, not Claires, and it is distinct from the generic plural form of Claire.

In usage, the interpretation of Claires depends on context. When appearing without additional information, it most often signals that the writer is referring to more than one person named Claire. There is no universally recognized place, organization, or concept officially named Claires.