Boutiques & tailoring
Stitched in time for
their date.
Fit and the deadline: a stitched garment is bought for a date on the calendar.
The playbook
How it writes for boutiques and tailors.
What your posts sell on
The fit and the deadline. A stitched garment is bought for an event with a date, so your turnaround matters as much as the cloth.
Post ideas it plans
A finished piece on a real customer, with their permission; fabric that arrived this week; the last date to order before the festival; fittings and alterations; a design idea for the season.
Offers it suggests
A festival stitching slot, fabric and stitching together, the first fitting free, a family order, express delivery.
What it never says
A delivery date the season will not allow.
The festivals you choose, planned ahead
Pick the festivals you celebrate. Each one is planned two weeks out, five days out, the day before and on the day.
Where it posts
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Google Business post the moment you say yes. Pinterest, X and Threads are one tap from your phone; TikTok arrives as a ready draft.
Questions
Good to know.
Does it really know my trade?
It writes from a playbook for boutiques and tailors: what to say, the offers that work and what never to say. Then it learns from your own results.
Can I start free?
Yes. Free is 5 posts a month, 1 language and 1 workspace, no card. Autopilot starts on Launch.
Will it post without me?
Only if you switch Autopilot to Post on its own, from Launch. It starts on Ask me first.
