Rajeev Fernando is globally reknowned humanitarian physician. He completed his Disaster Medicine at Harvard Medical School/BIDMC and did his Infectious Diseases fellowship at Dartmouth. He volunteered with Doctors Without Borders in Darfur. Apart that he has led numerous international missions for Tsunami relief, Ukraine and Iraq

His recent work in the US included providing medical assistance for the victims from Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina. He continues to help victims from the stubborn Wildfires through acute lung complications amongst others

His passion in fashion began with a five month stint as a sales representative at the Ralph Lauren/Macys store in Palo Alto. From then onwards, his leather designs were inspiresed by from the streets in from the 60 countries he’s travelled. As he volunteered in more disasters around the world, he had a vision on on how to humanize fashion. He designed leather jackets to help mitigate these disasters. All proceeds proceeds from these jackets go to helping victims from conflict.

Early in his medical training he realized the vulnerabilities that women and children faced. The ILO also estimated there were 4.8 million sex trafficking victims experiencing commercial sexual exploitation around the world in 2016.
All proceeds from his pink jacket will go towards helping these unfortunate girls slowly return back into society. Part of the funds will go towards extraction and ssoftware that help locate the sexual predatorrs and prevent these attacks.