Strategy report · Updated Jun 7, 2026
What's working for @hoopandhemp on Instagram.
Hoop & Hemp
1.8K followers · 659 posts
“Organic Threads for a Greener Tomorrow. Sustainability Chic | Organic Wear 🌿 | DM to Order”
Engagement rate
1.27%
Per post, last 90 days
Posts per week
2.1
Niche avg 4.0
Average likes
23
0 avg comments
Post mix
Last 90 days · 659 posts indexed
01
Top-performing posts
The three posts pulling the most engagement in the last 90 days.
image 5.44% engagedThe one who appreciated our work and spent almost an hour at our stall… Loved explaining our pieces to such a true fashionista!
image 4.44% engagedThe one where Hoop & Hemp meets Vrinda 🤍 A crossover we love.
reel 3.00% engagedWrap yourself in love! 🐾✨ Bring your favorite furry friend to life on your clothing with our customized animal embroidery. Show your love and bond with your pet in style. 💖 #HoopAndHemp #CustomEmbroidery #PetLove #hamdmade #artistic #embrodery #sustainablefashion #petlovers #pet #gogreen #ecofriendly #loveanimals
02
Content pillars
AI-clustered themes the account posts about, with example posts pulled live from Instagram.
03
Posting rhythm
Cadence and timing patterns over the last 12 weeks.
2.1 posts/week
Niche benchmark · 4.0/week
Best days
Friday · Sunday · Monday
Best hours
8-10am · 6-8pm
04
Signature hooks
Caption patterns the account reuses across high-performing posts.
The one where [subject] meets [brand moment]
Used 3×DM to order [yours / your piece].
Used 5×[Animal name] — a [brief description of the extinct/rare species].
Used 5×[Garment / material] hand-embroidered with [motif] 🌿
Used 4×05
Strategy summary
What's working, what to fix, and what to ship next.
TL;DR
Hoop and Hemp has a clear creative identity but a significant engagement leak: zero comments on 27 of 30 posts despite a product that invites conversation. The strongest lever is the customer story format. Post 0 earned 98 likes and post 6 earned 76 likes with 4 comments, far outpacing every other content type. These two posts alone show that putting a real person and a warm story in frame doubles or triples reach at this follower count of 1,801.
The Extinct Animal Edit series (posts 22 to 28) is a smart brand differentiator but execution is flat: single static images with heavy text and likes averaging only 9 to 15. The concept deserves a carousel or reel treatment that makes the story visual, not just educational. Meanwhile, 2.1 posts per week is well below the 4-post benchmark for sustainable fashion brands, meaning the account is losing weekly algorithmic surface area.
The biggest quick win is pairing every product post with a real customer face or reaction, even a simple try-on clip. The second win is adding one direct question to every caption to break the zero-comment pattern.
Working
4- Customer story posts (0, 6, 12, 17) consistently earn 2x to 5x the likes of product-only posts.
- The Extinct Animal Edit concept gives the brand a unique ethical story that competitors in sustainable fashion rarely execute.
- Carousel format outperforms single images on product posts, as seen in posts 17, 28, and 29.
- Custom order posts (8, 23) signal craft credibility and naturally invite DM enquiries.
Risks
5- Zero comments on 27 of 30 posts signals captions never ask a question or invite a response, fix this immediately.
- The Extinct Animal series uses static single images for complex stories that need carousel or reel treatment to hold attention.
- Posting cadence at 2.1 per week is roughly half the recommended 4 per week for this niche.
- Reels (posts 5, 7, 9) have thin captions with no hooks, wasting the format's discovery potential.
- No consistent posting schedule is visible in the timestamps, making it hard to build audience habit.
Ship next
5- Add one direct question to every caption this week, even a simple preference question like which colourway they prefer.
- Rebuild the Extinct Animal posts as 5 to 7 slide carousels with one species per slide, artwork on the left, story on the right.
- Film one 15 to 30 second reel per week inside the Coonoor store showing the embroidery process from start to finish.
- Schedule posts for Friday and Sunday mornings between 8 and 10am to match the engagement pattern in the data.
- Create a monthly customer spotlight reel stitching together 3 to 5 customer photos with a short voiceover, modelled on the success of posts 0 and 6.
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