A bag brand built for everyday life
Tan Clan makes stylish, functional bags and accessories for modern customers. Its bags are meant for daily routines, different moods and gifting moments, so the content has to make them feel useful as well as desirable.
”Our ads need to sell the bag, and Mother’s Day needs a story”
Tan Clan needed videos that work creatively and commercially: ad-worthy assets for ROAS-focused campaigns on Instagram and Facebook, with the bag always the clear hero.
They also wanted a story-led Mother’s Day video that connects with their audience. And the founders needed a partner who would handle the creative direction, references, script and production, instead of managing every detail themselves.
Two product ads and a story film, planned end to end
For the two product ads, we researched visual references that work in paid campaigns and kept the bag at the centre of every frame. Each ad grabs attention fast and shows the bag in use, easy to picture in daily life. Both were ready in 3 working days.
For Mother’s Day, we wrote a story about how a Gen Z daughter and her mother see the world differently, and how much a mother notices, understands and gives. The film took 7 working days, including the storyboard and emotional flow, and works as a brand film and as an ad.
What we handled for the founders:
- Concepts, hooks and copy direction for the ads
- Visual references and the storyboard
- The script and emotional arc of the Mother’s Day film
- The full production of all three videos
See how we approach performance video ads and brand films.
Two bag ads with the product at the centre
The product-first videos made for Tan Clan's Instagram and Facebook campaigns.
Campaign-ready ads in days, and a story customers feel
The two product videos were ready in 3 working days, so Tan Clan's Instagram and Facebook campaigns went out on time. The bag stays the hero in every shot, which suits ROAS-driven campaigns.
The Mother's Day film added an emotional layer, tying the bag to a gifting moment between a daughter and her mother. The founders got all three videos without managing the ideas, planning or shoot themselves.
Published May 5, 2026, last updated October 3, 2026, by Naman Kasliwal, Co-founder & CEO of Kaptured.AI.