Reflective tape peeling after a few washes
We bar-tack reflective tape at every stress point and use tape tested to survive 50+ industrial wash cycles at 60°C. If tape fails within the first year of normal use, we replace the garment.
Airport Ground Staff Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad is what we do at A.G. Fabrics, and we have done it for 30 years from our base in Punjab. We cut, stitch and finish high-visibility vests, coveralls, cargo trousers and branded polo shirts for ramp crews, baggage handlers, marshalling teams and terminal staff. If you run an airline, ground handler or airport service company, we build your uniform programme to your spec and deliver on schedule.

Airport ground staff uniform manufacturing covers every garment a ramp, apron or terminal worker wears on shift: high-visibility vests and jackets, flame-resistant coveralls, cargo trousers, polo shirts, softshell jackets, caps and ID-ready outerwear. The work starts with fabric selection, moves through pattern development and grading, then cutting, stitching, embroidery or printing, and finally finishing and packing. Every garment must hold its shape through repeated industrial washing, keep reflective tape bright, and carry airline or handler branding cleanly. We build each order to the client's spec sheet, whether that is 200 pieces or 20,000.
Faisalabad sits at the centre of Pakistan's textile belt, so we source ripstop, twill, poly-cotton and FR-treated fabric within a short drive of our cutting floor. For airport clients in Punjab, that means faster sampling, tighter quality control and lower freight cost than importing ready-made uniforms. Ground handlers at Faisalabad International Airport and the wider Punjab aviation network need uniforms that survive 40°C summer aprons and monsoon downpours without fading or fraying. We build for those conditions, and we build for the branding standards airlines enforce on every piece.
Every airport ground staff uniform order we take on includes the full production cycle from spec review to delivered cartons. We handle fabric sourcing, pattern development, sampling, cutting, stitching, branding, finishing and packing under one roof. Add-ons like individual made-to-measure fitting, custom packaging or rush production are quoted separately. Here is what comes standard.
We review your garment types, quantities, size breakdown and branding files, then quote within 24-48 hours. If you have an existing uniform to match, we reverse-engineer the pattern at no extra cost.
We cut and stitch a physical sample within 7-10 working days for your approval. You inspect fabric, fit, tape placement and logo before we commit bulk fabric. Re-sampling is included if adjustments are needed.
We pull twill, ripstop, poly-cotton, FR-treated and hi-vis fabric from Faisalabad mills, then verify GSM, shade and shrinkage before cutting. Fabric that fails inspection goes back to the mill.
Automated cutting tables, reinforced stitching lines and in-house embroidery, screen print and heat transfer. Reflective tape is bar-tacked at stress points. Every piece is trimmed, pressed and inspected against the spec sheet.
We pack by size and garment type, label cartons with SKU and quantity, and ship to your airport warehouse, handler depot or airline hub. Delivery across Punjab is 2-4 days by road; international freight is arranged through Karachi or Lahore.
You send us your uniform requirements: garment types, quantities, size breakdown, branding files and any airline or handler standards we must meet. We review fabric options, confirm reflective tape specs and quote within 24-48 hours. If you have an existing uniform we can match, send it and we will reverse-engineer the pattern.
We cut and stitch a pre-production sample, usually within 7-10 working days. You inspect fit, fabric hand-feel, logo placement and tape positioning. We adjust and re-sample if needed. Nothing goes to bulk until you sign off, which protects both sides from costly rework.
Once approved, we pull fabric from our Faisalabad mill network, inspect for shade consistency and cut on automated straight-knife and CNC cutting tables. Size grading is locked to your spec, so a medium from order one matches a medium from order five. Cutting for a 2,000-piece run takes 5-7 working days.
Our stitching lines assemble garments with reinforced seams at shoulders, crotch and pocket corners. Embroidery, screen print or heat transfer is applied next, then reflective tape, buttons, zips and labels. Each piece is trimmed, pressed, inspected against the spec sheet and folded. A 2,000-piece order clears finishing in 10-14 working days.
We pack by size and garment type, label cartons with SKU and quantity, and ship to your airport warehouse, handler depot or airline hub. Delivery across Punjab is typically 2-4 days by road; international air freight is arranged through Karachi or Lahore. You get tracking and a packing list before dispatch.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Precision cutting of bulk fabric with minimal waste. Handles mixed size breakdowns and keeps grading consistent across large runs.
Used for high-volume fabric layers where CNC setup is not practical. Cuts twill, ripstop and FR-treated fabric cleanly.
Branding airline and handler logos with tight stitch density and colour-matched thread. Runs multiple garments in parallel for bulk orders.
Applies plastisol and water-based inks for larger logos and full-back prints. Cures at controlled temperature for wash durability.
For fine-detail logos and names. Tested for adhesion and wash resistance before bulk application.
Reinforces reflective tape, pocket corners and stress points so garments survive industrial laundering and daily apron wear.
We run sample garments through 50+ wash cycles at 60°C to verify tape adhesion, colour fastness and seam integrity before bulk production.
A Faisalabad ground handler was replacing hi-vis vests every four months because tape peeled and fabric faded under summer apron conditions. Crew looked inconsistent and the uniform budget was overspent by 40%.
We switched them to 260 GSM poly-cotton with bar-tacked EN ISO 20471 tape and UV-stable dyes. Twelve months on, the same vests are still in service with no tape failure and minimal colour fade. Replacement cycle dropped from 4 months to 14 months.
An airline rebranded and needed 3,200 ground staff garments updated across vests, polos, jackets and trousers. Previous supplier had colour drift between batches and missed the contract start date by three weeks.
We matched the new Pantone references, produced a branded sample in 9 days, and delivered the full 3,200-piece order in 5 weeks. Colour was consistent across every garment type, and the crew switched to new branding on day one of the contract.
A fuel farm operator failed a safety audit because apron staff were wearing non-FR coveralls. They needed 2,400 compliant garments with correct certification paperwork within seven weeks.
We specced EN ISO 11612 FR-treated poly-cotton, produced a sample with correct care labels and certification documents, and delivered 2,400 coveralls in seven weeks. The operator passed the follow-up audit with no findings.
Airport uniform contracts fail in predictable ways: tape peels, logos fade, sizes drift and reorders arrive late. We built our process to close those gaps. Here are the problems we hear most from ground handlers and airlines in Punjab, and how we fix them.
Ask a pro →We bar-tack reflective tape at every stress point and use tape tested to survive 50+ industrial wash cycles at 60°C. If tape fails within the first year of normal use, we replace the garment.
We archive your branding recipe, thread references and Pantone codes after the first approved sample. Reorders match the original run without a new approval cycle, so colour stays consistent across years.
We lock size grading to your approved spec and cut on automated tables, so a medium in order one matches a medium in order five. We also offer made-to-measure for non-standard fits.
We confirm lead times at the brief stage and flag any risk before you commit. Standard bulk runs ship in 4-6 weeks; we can expedite to 3 weeks for a rush fee if capacity allows.
PKR 1,800 - PKR 9,500 per garment depending on fabric, tape spec, branding and quantity
Typical 2026 pricing for airport ground staff uniforms in Faisalabad runs PKR 1,800-4,500 per garment for standard hi-vis vests and polo shirts, and PKR 4,500-9,500 for FR coveralls and branded jackets. Bulk orders above 1,000 pieces drop the per-unit cost by 15-25%. We quote after reviewing your spec sheet, and there is no charge for the initial quote. The final price depends on fabric, tape spec, branding method, quantity and whether you need made-to-measure sizing. We will break down the cost line by line so you can see where the money goes.
Mill-direct fabric sourcing in Faisalabad keeps our material costs low, and our sample-first rule prevents costly rework. You pay for the garment you approved, not for mistakes we caught before bulk cutting.
Standard poly-cotton twill costs less than ripstop, FR-treated or aramid-blend fabric. Higher GSM adds durability but increases per-unit cost. We will spec the lightest fabric that meets your safety and durability requirements.
EN ISO 20471 and ANSI/ISEA 107 tape costs more than basic reflective trim. Tape class, width and placement all affect price. We quote the correct spec for your role and audit requirements.
Embroidery costs more than screen print for large logos, but lasts longer. Heat transfer is cheapest for fine detail. We recommend the method that matches your logo complexity and wash cycle.
Bulk orders above 1,000 pieces drop the per-unit cost by 15-25% because setup, cutting and sampling costs spread across more garments. Orders below 300 pieces carry a higher per-unit rate.
“We needed 1,200 hi-vis vests and 400 coveralls for a new ramp contract with a six-week deadline. A.G. Fabrics sampled in eight days, we approved, and the full order landed at our depot in five weeks. Tape is still bright after a year of industrial washing. Sizing was consistent across the whole run.”
Imran S.Ground Operations Manager, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“Our airline branding is strict about logo colour and placement. A.G. Fabrics matched our Pantone reference exactly on the sample and every piece since. We have reordered three times and the embroidery recipe is on file, so no new approval cycle. That saves us weeks every time.”
Fatima R.Procurement Lead, Lahore
✓ Verified“We run ground handling at three stations and needed FR coveralls for fuel apron staff. A.G. Fabrics specced EN ISO 11612 fabric and delivered 2,400 pieces in seven weeks. The care labels and certification paperwork were correct, which our safety audit required. No issues at all.”
Ahmed K.Operations Director, Islamabad
✓ VerifiedTypical 2026 pricing runs PKR 1,800-4,500 per garment for standard hi-vis vests and polo shirts, and PKR 4,500-9,500 for FR coveralls and branded jackets, depending on fabric, tape spec and quantity. Bulk orders above 1,000 pieces drop the per-unit cost by 15-25%. We quote after reviewing your spec sheet, and there is no charge for the initial quote.
Standard lead time is 4-6 weeks from approved sample to delivered order for stock sizes, and 6-8 weeks for made-to-measure. Sampling itself takes 7-10 working days. If you have a hard deadline like a terminal opening or a contract start date, tell us at the brief stage and we will confirm whether we can hit it before you commit.
Yes. Send us your logo files, Pantone references and any uniform standard documents. We produce a branded sample for your sign-off before bulk production. Embroidery, screen print and heat transfer are all done in-house, and we archive your branding recipe so reorders match the original run without a new approval cycle.
Yes. We manufacture flame-resistant coveralls to EN ISO 11612 and high-visibility garments to EN ISO 20471 and ANSI/ISEA 107. Reflective tape is bar-tacked at stress points and tested through 50+ industrial wash cycles. For fuel-handling and apron roles, we recommend FR-treated poly-cotton or aramid-blend fabric, and we will spec it in your quote.
Send us your spec sheet, size breakdown and branding files, and we will quote within 24-48 hours. No charge for the initial quote, and no bulk cutting until you approve a sample. Call A.G. Fabrics today and let us build your ground crew uniform programme.
Request a Quote +923007674374 →Call or email with your garment type, quantity and required date and we will come back with a per-piece price and a lead time, usually within one working day. Our unit is open Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00, and Saturday morning for sample collection. Local buyers are welcome to visit the floor and check fabric before ordering.