Last summer, I had a vision. It wasn’t about fashion for the sake of fashion. It was about students—specifically Muslim students—who deserved to feel comfortable, confident, and seen in the places where they learn. I believed that school uniforms could be more than functional—they could be thoughtful, inclusive, and reflective of the values our families hold close.

Nine months later, that idea walked into the hallways of one of the most deeply rooted Muslim communities in America: Dearborn, Michigan.

And just like that—Studyus Monday went to school.

This wasn’t a marketing rollout or a soft launch. It was a real-life debut. Uniforms we designed were going to be worn by real students, in real classrooms, in a city that has always been a heartbeat of Muslim life in the U.S. That matters to me more than any runway ever could.

Because here’s the truth: I launched this brand to solve a real problem.

There weren’t enough options for modest, comfortable, well-made schoolwear. And when there were options, they didn’t reflect us—not in design, not in quality, and definitely not in representation. Muslim students were being made to adapt to uniforms that didn’t consider who they are. We decided to do something about it.

And we did.

Studyus Monday now partners with actual schools. We’re not guessing—we’re listening. We’re collaborating with educators, tailoring garments for real bodies, and making sure students walk into school feeling like they belong.

That’s what this back-to-school campaign is about.
Not just sales. Not just promotion.
But celebration.

We’re celebrating this first chapter of impact—what it took to get here, and what it means to keep going. We’re celebrating the students who inspired this work and the families who trusted us. And we’re welcoming more communities to join us—because we’re just getting started.

From Dearborn to everywhere— 📚 Back to School Starts Here