Pakistani vlogger and social worker Mustafa Hanif, popularly known as the “Pakistani Ertugrul,” has officially entered the fashion industry with the launch of his new children’s clothing brand, VIP Setup. Renowned for his engaging travel vlogs and humanitarian work, Hanif is now bringing his entrepreneurial vision to the world of fashion. His brand aims to provide stylish, high-quality clothing for kids, combining cultural elegance with modern fashion trends.
VIP Setup is designed with a focus on comfort, quality, and trendy designs, offering a fresh approach to children’s wear. Hanif took to Instagram to announce the brand’s launch, expressing heartfelt gratitude to his followers for their support. With his keen eye for aesthetics and business acumen, Hanif hopes to offer parents fashionable yet comfortable clothing options for their children.
In addition to his clothing brand, Hanif has expanded his business portfolio with VIP Popsicles, a frozen treat line offering a variety of delicious options. His diverse ventures highlight his passion for entrepreneurship and his ability to innovate across different industries. Hanif has also made his mark in the fashion world through collaborations with popular retailers such as Rivaj Men’s Wear and Seevo Tailor, where he handpicked traditional garments like Arabic Thobes and embroidered sherwanis.
Mustafa Hanif became a well-known figure after gaining widespread attention for his striking resemblance to Engin Altan Duzyatan, the Turkish actor who starred as the titular character in the hit series “Diriliş: Ertuğrul.” This uncanny likeness earned him the nickname “Pakistani Ertugrul.”
With over 1.8 million subscribers on YouTube, Hanif continues to connect with his audience through regular vlogs and updates on his entrepreneurial ventures, inspiring countless young Pakistanis to explore business opportunities of their own.
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