The Campaign

In an effort to uphold our promise to transparency please take a moment to learn about our process. We are so proud of the honesty that drives our work. Our campaign is a living map that will expand with each new garment made.

Lansing, MI, USA

Michigan Fashion Proto brought Studious Monday to life. With their guidance, we were able to swiftly moved into production. Planning, tech packs, and samples were all completed under the hands of MFP. We are so very grateful for their experience and knowledge in this field.

Once phases one and two were completed, MFP streamlined production by outsourcing to one of their many partners. Our buttondown tunic and reflective pull over midi were handed off to Sonoran Stitch of Tucson, AZ. and our leggings were placed in the care of Soft Goods, Detroit, MI.

Detroit, MI, USA

Garments sewn by Soft Goods , and shipped to Studious Monday base in Dearborn, MI.

New York, USA

Buttons sourced from Buttonology, Inc. in New York, New York. In the middle of a production crisis, Datreon of MFP referred us to Teddy Haft of Buttonology. Within a couple of days, our all natural bamboo buttons were shipped and received to our production site. So, very grateful for the hurdle experienced. We now have a top shelf source to buttons!!

North Carolina, USA

Print shop for our sew on brand labels and care and content tags.

Seoul, South Korea

In an effort to source ethically and transparently, Swatch On gave us all the security and service needed to move forward. Knowing that they are committed to becoming as sustainable as possible gave us ease while choosing them for our textile source. The deadstock supply is massive; so we utilized all that we could from this pile. We hope to continue our business with SWATCHON, while also pursuing textile options in the USA. That is ultimately our number one goal–to source material from our surrounding land.

Lahore and Faisalabad, Pakistan

The textile and garment industry of Pakistan has immense potential to expand. Studious Monday recognizes the various obstacles it faces like cotton yarn and energy crisis, which require immediate and necessary actions, especially by the government to strengthen the sector. The lack of investment in Pakistan due to security reasons has caused a loss of interest by international business.

In today’s highly competitive global environment, the textile sector which is Pakistan’s leading industry needs to improve its supply chain, improve productivity, and maximize value-addition to be able to survive. Failure in taking steps can pull the textile industry down leading to the failure to compete in the international market. While the government’s policy is highly essential to create a comfortable atmosphere in the trade and business for foreign investment. Studious Monday vouches to support and invest in the Pakistani people. 96% of the population is Muslim.