For clothing stores, showrooms and brands
Instagram for fashion stores.
New arrivals posted the same day.
Photos of new arrivals and try-ons go to Telegram. Carousels, reels and stories go out once you say yes — with the prices you gave.
14 days free, no card needed.
How it works
How Socialoop runs a clothing store's Instagram
Socialoop is a Telegram assistant for clothing stores, showrooms, designers and accessory brands. You send photos and videos of new arrivals and try-ons; the bot picks the best shots, builds look carousels, reels and stories in your brand style and writes captions — with prices only if you gave them. Nothing goes out without your “Publish”.
- 01
Shoot the new arrivals
On the hanger and on a model, details close up — into the chat as files from your gallery, without compression, or as a Google Drive link.
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Get the edits
A carousel of looks, a try-on reel from videos, stories with new arrivals. Sizes and prices in the caption if you sent them.
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Tap “Publish”
Or approve the week with one tap — in sale season.
Weekly plan
A showroom's week.
One tap.
The bot builds posts to plan — you approve them all at once, and they go out on their own.
What to post
Series that sell clothes.
- 01
New arrivals
A drop carousel: the strongest piece first, then the whole line.
- 02
Try-on
A reel: the piece on a person, in motion — the fit shows better than on a hanger.
- 03
The full look
What to wear it with: 3–4 pieces in one look. People save these edits.
- 04
Details
Fabric, seams, hardware close up — so the quality is worth the price.
- 05
Customers
Customers in your pieces — with their consent. Real people convince better than a mannequin.
- 06
Sales and stock
Stories like “two sizes left” or “sale until Sunday” — to plan, on the right dates.
Socialoop knows these series: it plans the month for your niche and country and tells you what to shoot.
Advertising rules
Prices and discounts in ads.
Socialoop writes captions only with the prices you sent — and to your country's rules.
European Union
When announcing a discount, count it from the lowest price of the previous 30 days: “−30 %” off a price that lasted a day breaks the rule.
Source: DGCCRF (France)
Dubai
Promotions and sales need a permit from the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), on top of the trade licence.
Source: Dubai Media Office
USA: reviews
Real customer reviews only: the FTC bans fake and AI-written ones. Fines exceed $50,000 per violation.
Source: FTC, 16 CFR Part 465
A guide, not legal advice. Checked on 24.10.2026.
Clothing store FAQ
How many posts a week does a clothing store need?
3–5 feed posts and stories every day: new arrivals, try-on, looks, stock. More in season and during sales. Plans include up to 8, 15 or 30 feed posts a month.
How do I shoot clothes on my phone?
By a window or in soft light, against a plain background; the whole piece and close-up details; try-ons as a short video in motion. Send every take — the bot picks the best.
Does the bot write prices and sizes?
Yes, if you sent them — when connecting or in a message with the photos. It never invents prices.
Can I announce discounts?
Yes, within your country's rules: in the EU a discount counts from the lowest price of the 30 days before it; in Dubai, promotions need a DET permit. The bot writes the sale caption once you give the terms.
Can I sell straight from Instagram?
Socialoop prepares and publishes posts; orders come the way you're used to — DMs, WhatsApp, Telegram or your website. The bot takes the call to action from your questionnaire.
Does it work for jewellery and accessories?
Yes: boutiques, showrooms, fashion designers, jewellery, bags, shoes — anything you photograph.
Which languages are the captions in?
English, French, Italian, German, Ukrainian and Russian; two at once if you like.
How much does it cost?
Free for 14 days, no card needed. Then a subscription per Instagram account: from €29 a month in Europe ($29 in the USA), with its own price in other countries — see the pricing page. Pay with Telegram Stars in the bot or by card.
Updated 24.10.2026