Fit and sizing
Record the creator's height, size worn, intended fit, and useful sizing caveats.
Shoppable posts for fashion creators
The outfit earns attention.
Keep the styling context attached.
A useful outfit post is more than a row of garment links. Keep the silhouette, sizing notes, substitutions, and exact affiliate destinations together on one permanent page—then send followers there from one creator-shop link.
Three live posts free · No card requiredExample fashion postThree ways to wear a linen overshirt
Creator note · 168 cm · wearing XS for a relaxed fit · photographed in late summer
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Linen overshirtExact piece · XS shown
Original product link ↗ - 02
Ribbed tankBase layer · true to size
Original product link ↗ - 03
Wide-leg trousersSimilar cut · petite option noted
Original product link ↗ - 04
Leather sandalsCreator affiliate destination
Original product link ↗
Make the post useful after the scroll.
Fashion recommendations depend on proportion and lived experience. Sidefold gives the look enough room to explain why the pieces work together without separating them from the photograph that created the intent.
Exact or alternative
Say whether a link is the photographed garment, a close alternative, or a restock.
Placement on the look
Put each item where it appears instead of asking followers to decode a generic link list.
Original destinations
Keep the retailer or affiliate-network URL you already use; Sidefold does not replace it.
From outfit post to a page worth saving.
Use the content you have already made, then add the details followers normally have to ask for in comments.
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Bring in the outfit
Choose an Instagram post or upload up to three images that show the look clearly.
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Tag every featured piece
Add product names, brands, display prices, sizing notes, and your existing affiliate URLs.
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Publish into your creator shop
Share the post directly or place one permanent creator-shop link in your bio.
A shop-the-look page, not a wardrobe link dump.
The distinction is editorial context. A strong page helps someone understand the outfit before asking them to open a retailer tab.
A generic link listA Sidefold post
A list says “black trousers.”The post shows the rise, drape, shoe pairing, and size worn.
Sold-out links become dead ends.The creator can label alternatives and refresh individual destinations.
The post disappears down the feed.The look keeps a stable URL inside a browsable creator shop.
Questions from creators
Can I use my existing fashion affiliate links?
Yes. Add the retailer or affiliate-network URL you already own. Sidefold preserves that destination and labels commercial links for shoppers.
Can I tag alternatives when an item is sold out?
Yes, as long as the label makes the relationship clear. Tell shoppers whether it is the exact item, a similar cut, or a replacement.
Do followers check out on Sidefold?
No for affiliate fashion products. The product opens at the original retailer, while the outfit and creator context remain on your Sidefold page.
Your next outfit post can keep working after today.
Keep the photograph, the fit notes, and the products together—then share one durable page.