What clothing buyers need to see
- The silhouette at thumbnail size. If the cut doesn't read small, the ad is a color swatch. A tight crop of your clearest photo beats a wide styled scene.
- Fabric with a number or a name. "14 oz organic denim" or "100% linen" carries; "premium fabric" doesn't.
- The size range as quiet proof. A row like XS to 3XL, taken from your product page, says "this comes in your size" without a slogan.
- Fit notes from real reviews. "Runs true to size" only goes in an ad when customers say it, quoted exactly.
On-model photos show drape and answer fit; flat-lays show the design honestly. If your store has both, a batch can use each, so you see which one your buyers respond to.
Drops, restocks and seasons
Clothing gets honest urgency for free: a new drop, a restock or the first cold week. Set the goal to launch or seasonal in Your brief and add the date in your own words ("New colors land Friday"). We use dates you give us and never put a countdown on an evergreen basic.
Color is a returns issue. We place your photos as they are and never recolor a garment, so the ad shows the same shade as your product page.







