Loomia

An end-to-end content system built for a textile brand with a quiet aesthetic. The Loomia makes Turkish cotton towels, requiring content that carries texture and material honestly rather than shouting. Our approach focused on a production rhythm the brand could sustain, so the feed stays consistent without the team living inside it.

Deliverables

Content strategy

Production

Calendar management

Community growth

Channel delivery

Date

2026

Client

The Loomia

Industry

Textiles

Across strategy, production, and scheduling, The Loomia runs a single content system, bringing together tone, cadence, and community in one working calendar.

A woman holding her brand product and posing for a photo.
Someone taking a photo of a woman on a phone.

The Loomia needed a senior hand on all of its social output, aligned to a brand identity built on material and restraint. The project covers end-to-end strategy: content planning, visual and video production, scheduling, and community management, run as one pipeline rather than four separate jobs. Shoots are planned against the calendar so a single session covers weeks of posting, and the tone stays close to the product, letting weave, weight, and colour do the work instead of copy.

A black can with a cherry placed on top, surrounded by cherries on a reflective surface.
A minimalist still life of a milk bottle and a black high-heeled shoe on a pink background.
A minimalist composition of a patterned can balanced on stacked stones.
A patterned beverage can topped with a cherry and surrounded by cherries.

" The feed finally looks like the product. Planning replaced scrambling, and the content holds the same quiet quality we build into the towels themselves. "

The Loomia

Founder of The Loomia