Rahemur Rahman is a British born Bengali Fashion Designer. His eponymous men's fashion label is known for his innovative use of traditional Bengali block printing techniques and their focus on sustainable and ethically produced garments. The son of a tailor in London’s rag trade, the immigrant-run clothing manufacturing business that provides cheap labor for the fashion industry. In 2020, he showcased his second collection 'Children of the rag trade', dedicating the collection to his father who worked as a tailor in the rag trade. One suit from this collection was acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London for their 'Fashioning Masculinities' 2022 exhibition, making Rahman the first British-Bengali fashion designer in history to have their work featured in a V&A exhibition. Rahman is also the first Bangladeshi fashion designer in history to showcase their work at London Fashion Week. Rahman has spoken out about the lack of South Asian representation within the fashion supply chain and is doing his best to convince his South Asian peers to work together to push everyone forward.