Bareeze

A notable Pakistani high-end fashion brand that’s also behind the meme of “Bareeze Man”. It is founded by Pakistani fashion designer and philanthropist Seema Aziz and is based in Lahore Pakistan. Retail shops of this brand outside of Pakistan are located in the UK, UAE, and Malaysia.

Guy A: Yo dude, check this out. Have you heard of the company Bareeze? They are the one that’s behind the famous Bareeze Man meme!
Guy B: The brand? No, not really. But I heard about the meme. It’s effing hilarious and too Desi to be understood by others.

Guy A: Well, people gotta start watching that wedding entry scene in Bollywood movies about a thousand times so that they can start understanding the meaning behind the meme.
Guy B: Spitting facts my bhai.

Bareeze Man

Any dude suiting up a Bareeze-branded sherwani outfit along with a snazzy vest crafted from some mom and pop tailor shop at a slum area and some expensive imported Sunglass Hut sunglasses, walking down the halls/streets/runways (or whichever place) like a macho Desi Johnny Sins. People acting like one will eventually feel superior but will cause intense nazar from others.

At the wedding, Hussain wore his Bareeze outfit he got from that Dolmen Mall next door and now he’s flexing his biceps and glutes in front of all of the young girls, making all of them either blush or pass out. That’s Bareeze Man out there, doing his thing!

Bareeze Man

Any dude wearing a Bareeze-branded sherwani along with a cheap, crusty vest crafted at some mom and pop tailor shop, and knockoff Sunglass Hut sunglasses, walking like an astronaut who took a dump inside their spacesuit .

At the wedding, Hussein went into full Bareeze Man mode by strenuously flexing all of his body parts inside of his Bareeze outfit in front of all of the young aunties, so that he could be impressed and complimented by them. Turns out, that all the aunties have passed out due to Hussein's excessive flexing. One uncle even walked up to Hussein and recited the nazar ki dua while helicopter slapping him, so that he could “get into his senses”.