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 LAAM Launches Shoppable Reels To Expand Fashion Discovery And Commerce Experience

  • January 15, 2026
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LAAM has announced the official launch of LAAM Reels, marking a significant expansion of its in app shopping experience by integrating short form video content directly with commerce. The feature goes live with more than 10,000 shoppable Reels created by over 1,000 fashion brands, content that has already crossed 35 million views prior to its full scale rollout. With this launch, LAAM positions itself as one of the largest South Asian fashion Reels ecosystems developed within a single shopping platform, bringing together discovery and purchasing in a unified digital environment.

The introduction of LAAM Reels reflects growing consumer demand for video driven shopping experiences, particularly within fashion and lifestyle categories. According to the company, this feature has consistently been among the most requested by its user base, prompting months of focused development to ensure usability, performance, and integration with existing marketplace systems. Each Reel allows users to explore fashion content and complete purchases directly within the app, reducing friction between inspiration and transaction. By enabling viewers to tap and buy within seconds, LAAM aims to simplify the customer journey while increasing engagement for both brands and shoppers.

At the core of LAAM Reels is the objective to connect sellers, creators, and consumers within one seamless ecosystem. Fashion brands gain a new channel to showcase collections in motion, while creators are provided with tools to produce content that is directly linked to commerce outcomes. This model allows creators to play a more active role in influencing purchasing decisions, while brands benefit from authentic storytelling that resonates with digital audiences. For shoppers, the experience shifts from browsing static product listings to engaging with real time visual content that mirrors how fashion is consumed on social platforms.

The scale of the rollout highlights LAAM’s focus on content led commerce. Hosting more than 10,000 shoppable videos at launch demonstrates the platform’s readiness to support high volumes of multimedia content without compromising performance. The existing viewership of over 35 million indicates strong market appetite for fashion video content and validates the platform’s decision to formalize this format within its app. By consolidating discovery and checkout in one place, LAAM reduces dependency on external social media platforms while retaining user attention within its own ecosystem.

LAAM Reels also represents a strategic move within the broader ecommerce landscape, where platforms are increasingly adopting interactive formats to drive engagement and conversion. As competition intensifies across online retail, features that blend entertainment with shopping are becoming critical for differentiation. LAAM’s approach focuses on practicality and user convenience rather than experimentation, ensuring that both brands and consumers can adopt the feature with minimal learning curve.

The launch underscores LAAM’s continued investment in building technology that supports fashion commerce at scale while responding directly to user feedback. By prioritizing integration, ease of use, and content volume from day one, LAAM Reels is positioned as a core component of the platform rather than an add on feature. This development reflects the evolving expectations of digital shoppers in South Asia, where video consumption, creator influence, and instant purchasing are increasingly intersecting within everyday online experiences.

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