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Banana Republic Debuts First Scripted Microseries, an Office Comedy Starring Jack Innanen (Exclusive)

The Hollywood Reporter ·

Banana Republic has launched its first scripted microseries, an office comedy called *The Agency*, as fashion brands increasingly use short-form entertainment to tell stories and promote products. The move draws on the retailer’s history of pairing travel stories with clothing, while giving it a way to reach new audiences on TikTok and other social platforms.

The five-episode series stars Jack Innanen as four eccentric employees at a traditional New York travel agency facing modernisation, alongside Taylor Ortega as the corporate newcomer and Milo Tucker-Meyer as an intern. Its characters wear Banana Republic clothing, and episodes with behind-the-scenes material will be released weekly. The brand says it will assess audience engagement before deciding whether to invest further; parent company Gap has also been building an entertainment operation as part of a broader “fashiontainment” strategy.

  • Banana Republic has released its first scripted microseries.
  • Jack Innanen plays four distinct travel agency employees.
  • The brand will gauge audience response before investing further.

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Banana Republic is a clothing retailer owned by Gap, the American company that also owns brands such as Old Navy. The retailer has a history of using travel stories alongside its clothes, reflecting the idea that its fashion is suited to travel and adventure.

Short scripted series made for social media give companies a way to tell stories and put their products in front of viewers. In this comedy, Jack Innanen plays four employees at a New York travel agency, with Taylor Ortega as a new corporate colleague and Milo Tucker-Meyer as an intern.

The series links Banana Republic’s clothes to its characters and setting, while giving the retailer a way to reach people on social platforms. Its performance could help the company decide whether to fund more entertainment, as Gap develops a wider strategy combining fashion and entertainment.

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