The drop, on the wall.
Lookbook rotation, Instagram-UGC walls, fitting-room clienteling and seasonal storefront campaigns across every store.
Fashion lives on image, mood and social signal. Static signage carries none of them.
A fashion retailer ships a new drop weekly, runs three full seasonal rotations a year, and relies more on Instagram than on any in-store graphic. Printed storefront vinyls can't keep up — they're already dated by the time they're delivered. Lookbook posters in fitting rooms are obsolete within a month. Hangar.Media turns every screen in the store into a live brand extension: POS-synced product availability on the shop floor, Instagram walls at the entrance, collection-aware fitting-room displays, and clienteling prompts for VIP customers.
Built for how fashion & apparel actually run.
The capabilities that matter in this sector — concrete, specific, and backed by the integrations your team already uses.
The window sells what's in the shop. Not what arrived six weeks ago.
Sunlight-readable 2,500-nit window displays showing the current collection, today's lookbook, and live stock availability. When a hero piece sells out at the flagship, the window auto-rotates to promote the next-in-line piece. Seasonal swap (AW to SS, summer to autumn) happens at midnight across every store — no overnight visual-merchandising team required.
The window sells what's in stock tonight. Not what the merch team hung last Wednesday.
- 2,500+ nit commercial displays for window-facing placement
- Stock-aware content rotation — sold-out hero pieces retire from the window
- Midnight seasonal-collection swap across every store
- Multi-language content for international flagships (EN/FR/ES/IT/DE/ZH/JA)
Lookbook walls that live in the same calendar as the drop.
Interior lookbook walls rotate through the current collection's hero imagery, stylist recommendations, and trending looks from social. New drops activate the moment inventory lands on the shop floor — the lookbook isn't printed and shipped, it's scheduled in the content calendar with the buying team's drop date.
The lookbook wall updates with the drop. Not six weeks later with the next print cycle.
- Per-store lookbook rotation with central brand templates
- Drop-aligned content scheduling with the buying-team calendar
- Stylist-recommendation overlays with named-stylist attribution
- Video and photography support with in-house content-approval workflow
The fitting room knows who walked in. The offer matches them.
Fitting-room screens integrate with your clienteling system (Tulip, Salesforce Commerce Clienteling, custom CRM) to show returning customers a personalised welcome, size-recommendation based on purchase history, and complementary-item prompts. For walk-in customers, generic styling prompts and 'want another size?' call-a-stylist overlays support the conversion.
The fitting room becomes a conversation, not a private monologue.
- Clienteling-system integration (Tulip, Salesforce, custom CRM)
- Personalised welcome with first-name-only privacy by default
- Size-recommendation and complementary-item prompts from purchase history
- One-touch 'call a stylist' button for support requests
Your customers' Instagram. On your walls.
Entrance and lounge screens aggregate Instagram posts from your brand hashtag and customer UGC, moderated before display. Customer photos of themselves wearing the collection become the social-proof wall every new visitor sees on the way in. Conversion rates lift measurably when the wall is populated by real customers rather than brand photography.
The strongest sales tool in the store is your customers' own photos.
- Instagram hashtag and location-feed aggregation
- Content moderation workflow with store-level approval
- Taggbox and Walls.io integration for multi-platform UGC
- Customer-of-the-week / style-of-the-month curator tools
VIP walks in. The store notices.
For brands with tiered clienteling programmes, VIP recognition on approach screens (entrance, fitting-room bank) surfaces relevant information to the stylist: customer name, last purchase, size preferences, wishlist items currently in stock. Privacy-first — alias-only by default, opt-in for full-name display. Turns the moment of arrival into a sale.
The stylist knows what to show before the customer asks.
- Clienteling-system customer-profile integration
- Alias-only privacy by default, opt-in for full recognition
- Wishlist-in-stock alerts for specific VIPs
- Stylist-side tablet app with full customer history
Every screen in the building.
From customer-facing walls to operational dashboards — the scenarios that make the platform worth running day-to-day.
Sunlight-readable collection promotion
2,500-nit window displays with current-collection rotation, stock-aware content and seasonal-swap automation.
Lookbook walls and UGC aggregation
Large-format lookbook walls with collection hero imagery. Entrance social-walls with customer Instagram aggregation and moderation.
Category-end and aisle promotion
Category-end screens with styling prompts, complementary-item suggestions and price-tag-accurate promotions from POS.
Clienteling and personalised prompts
Fitting-room screens with VIP recognition, size-recommendation and call-a-stylist support from clienteling-system integration.
Receipt-adjacent upsell and loyalty
Customer-facing checkout screens with loyalty-programme progress, add-on prompts (handbag with outfit, scarf with coat), and email-capture for receipts.
Central brand control, per-store local autonomy
Seasonal rollouts from HQ across every store simultaneously. Per-store content overrides for local campaigns, stylist events and launches.
The integrations that actually matter here.
Every integration is included in every plan. These are the ones fashion & apparel operators reach for first.
Shopify POS
Unified-commerce POS with product, inventory and clienteling data.
Learn More →Lightspeed Retail
Multi-store fashion POS with per-store pricing.
Learn More →Hashtag and location feeds for UGC walls and brand content.
Learn More →Taggbox
Multi-platform UGC aggregation with moderation workflow.
Learn More →Google Reviews
Store-level social-proof for entrance and checkout screens.
Learn More →Common questions. Straight answers.
Which POS and clienteling systems do you integrate with?
POS: Shopify POS, Shopify Plus, Lightspeed Retail, Oracle Retail, SAP for Retail, Cegid, MICROS Retail. Clienteling: Tulip, Salesforce Commerce Clienteling, Endear, Ombori and 5+ others. If you're running a custom CRM or clienteling system, our integration team will scope a custom connector at no surcharge.
How do you handle Instagram-UGC moderation?
Every UGC post passes through moderation before display — either AI-assisted (flagging images outside brand guidelines) or manual approval by a store or brand team. Approved images appear on social walls within minutes. Our integration with Taggbox and Walls.io supports multi-platform aggregation (Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest) with cross-platform moderation in one workflow.
Can fitting-room screens recognise returning customers?
Yes — when customers opt in through your loyalty or clienteling programme. Bluetooth-beacon or Wi-Fi MAC-based recognition (with opt-in consent tracked per GDPR / CCPA) surfaces a personalised welcome on the fitting-room screen, typically first-name-only. Size-recommendation and wishlist prompts trigger from their purchase history. Privacy defaults are conservative — opt-out is one-tap.
What does this actually cost for a 30-store fashion chain?
£5 per screen per month, flat. A 30-store fashion operator running 12 screens per site (window + lookbook wall + fitting rooms + shop floor + checkout) pays £1,800 per month for software. Every feature in scope, every integration bundled. No enterprise gate, no volume dance.
Adjacent sectors.
Operators in fashion & apparel frequently borrow patterns and playbooks from these neighbouring verticals.
Jewellery & Watches
High-ticket item presentation, VIP clienteling and cabinet displays.
Furniture & HomewareFurniture & Homeware
Room-setting lifestyle displays, finance-option signage and configurator screens.
Electronics & ApplianceElectronics & Appliance
Shelf-edge ESL pricing, product-demo walls and click-and-collect.
Shopping CentresShopping Centres
Centre-wide wayfinding and unit-level tenant displays.
One price. The whole platform.
That's how we think signage should work. Content editor, screen management, and 200+ app integrations — all included from day one.