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Case study 02

Stitch Fix Meta Growth Creative

Static and video ads for Stitch Fix’s women’s and men’s lines, plus the DPA and non-DPA assets behind them. The ads shown are from one campaign.

The challenge

Stitch Fix is an online styling service that advertises on a lot of social platforms. For Meta, the ads had to bring in new clients, speak to women and men differently, and keep up with a steady calendar of promotions. That meant statics, video and dynamic product ads (DPA).

The approach
The offer stays the same.

In the campaign shown here, every static has the same lime-green “$20 off your first Fix” badge. Whatever the outfit or headline, people can see the offer right away.

Different hooks, same offer.

Each ad led with something different: the season (“Spring style made easy”), a joke (“Side effects may include compliments”), news (“Big + Tall is here”) or reassurance (“All style, no risk”).

Women’s and men’s each got their own look.

Women’s ads used styled outfit collages. Men’s included a flat lay with the Stitch Fix box. Statics were square, and the videos were 9:16 vertical or 4:5.

Keeping it on schedule.

I also handled production timelines and asset tracking, and kept review rounds moving so the ads went out on time.

What I made
Meta static ads, one campaign01
Spring Style Made Easy: a striped dress with accessories beside the model wearing it, with a $20 off your first Fix badge.Side effects may include compliments: a flat lay of spring pieces with the $20 off badge.Big plus Tall is here: men’s jacket, polo, jeans and sneakers around a smiling model.All style, no risk: folded men’s clothing and a Stitch Fix box with the $20 off badge.
Meta video ads02

I also made the DPA and non-DPA assets for both lines of business.

Results

I haven’t put campaign numbers on this page. If you’d like to hear what I can share, email me.

What I learned

With a steady calendar of promotions, the schedule matters as much as the idea. Clear timelines and review rounds are how good ideas actually go out on time.

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