The founder of One Thousand Poets began with a single poem written on his father’s death anniversary. From that moment, poetry became both compass and material, guiding a journey through design, imagery, and storytelling.

With no formal fashion school pedigree, his practice is self-taught, informed by Dhaka’s textures, late nights of writing, and years of digital experimentation. He merges literature with tailoring, crafting a body of work that collapses boundaries between art object and functional attire.

Today, the founder continues to expand the studio’s reach internationally, presenting at Paris Fashion Week and building a collective universe of poems, garments, and ideas that resonate beyond borders.