Best Meta Ads Agencies for Apparel & Fashion Brands (2026)

The best Meta ads agencies for apparel and fashion brands in 2026 are Flighted, Maison MRKT, Pilothouse, Common Thread Collective, MuteSix, Power Digital, Tinuiti and Pennock. They differ most on price, minimum spend, how much creative they make and how they handle catalog ads, sizing, returns and seasonal drops.

Flighted wrote this guide, and we’ve listed ourselves first. Everything about the other agencies comes from their own websites, checked in October 2026.

Key takeaways

1. Flighted, Maison MRKT, Pilothouse and Common Thread Collective are the strongest Meta ads agencies for apparel and fashion brands spending $25k or more a month.

2. Flighted is the only agency on this list that publishes a starting price (from $5,000 a month) and a minimum ($25k a month in ad spend). Common Thread Collective’s Meta service is aimed at brands spending $100k+ a month on Meta.

3. Ask how the agency runs catalog ads. For Apple Bottom Jeans, Flighted split the catalog into denim bottoms, tops and jackets and cut CPA 43% in two months.

4. Ask how many new ads your account will get each month. Flighted makes 50+ per client. Pilothouse’s 5,000+ creative assets a month is a total across all its clients.

5. Meta counts revenue at purchase, before returns. For apparel, judge the account on revenue after returns, blended MER and new-customer CAC alongside Meta-reported ROAS.

*As each agency states it on its own site, October 2026. “Not published” means we couldn’t find it there.

How we ranked the best Meta ads agencies for apparel brands

We looked at five things:

• Apparel and fashion results: named case studies with numbers, in clothing, footwear or accessories.

• Creative production: how much new creative the agency makes, and whether it’s made in-house.

• Catalog work: how the agency structures catalog ads and keeps the product feed clean.

• Measurement: reporting on blended MER, new-customer CAC and revenue after returns, with server-side tracking (Conversions API).

• Transparency: published pricing, minimums, and who runs the account.

What an apparel Meta ads agency does

“Fashion agencies” covers a lot of businesses: branding studios, PR firms, influencer agencies and paid media agencies all use the label. An apparel Meta ads agency is the paid media kind, judged on revenue and acquisition cost. It usually handles:

• Media buying on Meta, plus TikTok and Google Shopping for most brands

• Catalog ads and product feed setup

• Creative: try-ons, styling videos, UGC, founder and creator content

• Landing pages and product pages that answer fit and sizing questions

• Tracking (Meta Pixel and Conversions API) and reporting on MER, CAC and revenue after returns

What’s different about apparel on Meta

• Sizing and fit: shoppers want to know how something fits before they buy. Ads that show the product on different body types, and product pages with size guides and fit reviews, deal with that up front.

• Returns: Meta counts a purchase when it happens, before any return. An account can show a strong ROAS in Ads Manager and still lose money after returns, so track revenue after returns and contribution margin.

• Catalog and dynamic product ads: apparel brands often have many products, each in several sizes and colors. Catalog ads (DPA, now part of Advantage+ catalog ads) pull from your product feed, so titles, prices, images and stock need to be right for every variant. Most brands split product sets by category or best sellers and keep sold-out items out of ads. Our guide to Meta dynamic product ads covers the setup.

• Seasons and drops: apparel sells around launches, seasons, holidays and sales like Black Friday. Plan creative and budget around the calendar, and build audiences before big sale periods.

• Ad policy: lingerie, swimwear and shapewear ads get extra review under Meta’s rules on adult nudity and sexual content. Copy that implies something about the viewer’s body, like “Hide your belly”, can get flagged under Meta’s personal attributes and negative self-perception rules.

Best Meta ads agencies for apparel and fashion brands

1. Flighted

Flighted is a performance marketing agency for ecommerce and B2B SaaS brands that specializes in Meta ads. For apparel, fashion and accessories brands we run Meta, plus TikTok and Google where they fit, make the creative and build the Shopify landing pages, with the same senior team on all three.

Flighted at a glance

• Best fit: DTC apparel, fashion and accessories brands at $1M–$50M revenue, spending $25k–$500k a month on Meta

• Pricing: flat monthly retainer by ad spend tier, from $5,000 a month

• Creative: 50+ new ads per client per month, static and video, with UGC sourcing and creator whitelisting

• Meta status: Meta Business Partner

• Also included: catalog ad setup, Shopify landing pages, conversion rate and AOV work, attribution setup

• Reviews: 4.9 on Clutch from 13 reviews

• Based in: New York, NY

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Results for apparel and fashion brands

• Apple Bottom Jeans (denim and apparel, founded by Nelly): went from zero to a 2.12x ROAS on Meta and cut CPA 43% in two months, while Meta spend grew 44%

• Fighthaus (premium apparel): doubled ad revenue and grew ROAS 63% month over month by testing five creative groups built from its organic content and scaling the top 20%

• Halfday Travel (travel bags and accessories): grew revenue 69% in 30 days and site-wide conversion rate 39% month over month, with a review campaign that brought in 35 reviews in 30 days

Other clients include Todd Snyder, Harry’s, Cometeer and Bespoke Post. See all of them in our case studies, or read more about our DTC and ecommerce growth work.

How we work

• Paid media: Meta, plus TikTok and Google where they fit

• Catalog ads: product sets split by category, with value optimization bidding, as on Apple Bottom Jeans

• Creative: a dedicated team of strategists, video editors and designers, UGC with usage rights, founder and creator whitelisting, and press and social proof turned into ads

• Landing pages: custom Shopify landing pages and product page tests (headlines, feature bullets, shipping and returns banners)

• Measurement: Conversions API and attribution setup, and reporting dashboards

• Team: a small senior team runs your account directly, with no hand-off to junior staff

Not a fit for: brands spending under $25k a month on ads, Amazon-only sellers, and brand-awareness campaigns.

2. Maison MRKT

Maison MRKT is a New York performance marketing agency for fashion, beauty, fragrance and luxury brands. It says it has driven over $1 billion in ecommerce GMV since 2014. Fashion clients include Carolina Herrera, Ulla Johnson, MAJE and Lacoste.

• Best for: premium and luxury fashion brands

• Pricing and minimum: not published

• Creative: a repeating “Create to Perform” process (learn, ideate, create, test, measure, enhance); volume not published

• Meta status: a Meta partner manager quoted on its site says it was in the inaugural class of Facebook Marketing Partners for agencies

• Results it publishes: MAJE, paid media conversions up 198%; Carolina Herrera, ROAS up 84%; LoveShackFancy, CPA down 29%

• Check: which results came from Meta, since its case studies don’t name the platform

3. Pilothouse

Pilothouse is a DTC agency in Victoria, BC, covering Meta, Google, TikTok, YouTube, Amazon, email and CRO, with an in-house creative studio. Apparel and footwear clients include TAFT and Journee Collection.

• Best for: established DTC ecommerce brands

• Pricing: not published; it prices each engagement on the brand’s needs and performance targets

• Minimum: not published

• Creative: 5,000+ creative assets a month across the agency, from an in-house studio and creators

• Meta status: Meta Business Partner

• Results it publishes: TAFT (luxury shoes), 435% growth from October to November and revenue up 22% year over year with a longer Black Friday sale; Journee Collection (footwear), November revenue up 56% year over year

• Check: pricing and minimum, since neither is published

4. Common Thread Collective

Common Thread Collective (CTC) is a profit-focused ecommerce growth agency in Costa Mesa, California, known for forecasting and contribution-margin planning. Apparel clients include Ann Taylor, Loft, Girlfriend Collective, TravisMathew, Born Primitive and ‘47.

• Best for: larger ecommerce brands that want Meta run against a profit forecast

• Pricing: not published

• Minimum: no formal minimum; its Meta service is aimed at brands spending $100k+ a month on Meta

• Creative: UGC packages of 20, 40 or 80 ads in three to four weeks; branded ad batches within seven days

• Results it publishes: ‘47 Brand, sales up 4,000% via paid social; Born Primitive, 882% growth in two years

• Check: its Meta service is built for brands well above $25k a month in spend

5. MuteSix

MuteSix is a large DTC performance agency running paid social, search, retail media and lifecycle marketing, with an in-house creative studio, StudioSix.

• Best for: larger DTC and consumer brands that want creative and media at scale

• Pricing and minimum: not published

• Creative: in-house studio; volume not published

• Meta status: Meta Business Partner

• Results it publishes: Twillory, revenue up 50% and new customers up 58% on Meta; Sebastian Cruz Couture (menswear), revenue up 120% year over year at a 2.6x ROAS

• Check: who will run your account day to day

6. Power Digital

Power Digital is a large growth marketing agency based in San Diego, with offices in New York, Atlanta and Medellín. Its fashion division says it’s trusted by 300+ fashion brands, including Alice + Olivia, ASICS, Aviator Nation, Crocs and Johnny Was.

• Best for: fashion brands that want one partner across paid media, SEO, marketplaces and creative

• Pricing and minimum: not published

• Creative: UGC, influencer content, studio production and site optimization; volume not published

• Results it publishes: gross ecommerce revenue up 22% and new customers up 25% year over year, shown with its ViX Paula Hermanny case study

• Check: Meta-specific results, since its fashion page doesn’t mention Meta by name

7. Tinuiti

Tinuiti is a large performance agency covering paid social, search, retail media, TV and creative, with a team for clothing and footwear brands. Apparel clients on its apparel page include Bombas, Brooks Brothers, Nautica, Wrangler and Saxx.

• Best for: large apparel and footwear brands that sell online and in stores

• Pricing and minimum: not published

• Creative: creative services; volume not published

• Meta status: shows a Meta Business Partner badge on its Meta ads page

• Results it publishes: DSW (footwear), revenue up 16%, omnichannel purchases up 23% and incremental CPA down 29% from a Meta campaign that counted in-store sales

• Check: how senior the people on your account are, given the agency’s size

8. Pennock

Pennock is an independent, female-owned agency that mainly serves beauty and lifestyle brands and also works with fashion and accessories brands, including Quay and Naked Rebellion Lingerie.

• Best for: smaller fashion and accessories brands that want paid media, SEO and affiliates from one team

• Pricing and minimum: not published

• Creative: produced as part of each launch; volume not published

• Meta status: shows a Meta partner logo; no status stated in words

• Results it publishes: Naked Rebellion Lingerie, ROAS up 85% in 30 days on Meta, with its Advantage+ campaign at 8x ROAS

• Check: fashion results at your size, since its homepage leads with beauty