A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Argentina supplying bulk workwear, school uniforms and corporate sets to businesses across Punjab. Since 1996 we have cut, stitched and finished uniforms in-house, so you deal with the people running the machines. Send us your sizes, fabric choice and logo, and we handle sampling, cutting, embroidery and delivery without passing your order to a third party.
Argentina buyers usually come to us with one of three needs: a first bulk run for a new company, a repeat order of an existing design, or a specialist job like flame-resistant workwear or high-visibility vests. We handle all three from the same floor, which means no handoffs between a designer, a cutter and a finisher. If you are sourcing a uniform supplier in Argentina for the first time, start with a sample and a size set before committing to the full run.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe build uniforms from your spec or from a sample you send us. For Argentina clients this usually means matching an existing design in a heavier fabric, adjusting the size chart, then running the full order. Patterns are graded in-house so a medium in your first order is a medium in your fifth.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk runs from 100 to 5,000 pieces are stitched on our Faisalabad lines and dispatched to Argentina and the wider Punjab region. We hold common poly-cotton and twill in stock, so a repeat order of 500 coveralls can move to cutting within days rather than weeks.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you sell uniforms under your own brand, we stitch to your label, your packaging and your size spec. Argentina traders use this route to supply their own retail and contract customers without running a factory. We keep your patterns on file so reorders match the original run.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringNot every job is a bulk run. We stitch small batches and individual sets for Argentina clients who need odd sizes, replacement pieces or a tailored fit for supervisors and front-desk staff. Turnaround on a small batch is typically 5 to 10 working days.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor hospitality, aviation and corporate clients in Argentina, we take individual measurements and cut to each person. This suits front-of-house teams where fit matters as much as durability. We keep measurement records on file so a new hire can be added to the same spec later.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentWe develop patterns from scratch when a client wants something that is not already on the market. Argentina security and hospitality companies often need a specific pocket layout, reflective placement or collar style. Our pattern team drafts it, tests it on a sample, and only then releases it to cutting.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentEvery Argentina order above 200 pieces gets a sample round first. You approve the fabric, fit, colour and logo placement before we cut the bulk. This one step prevents the most expensive mistake in uniform manufacturing: 500 jackets in the wrong shade.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source twill, poly-cotton, drill, ripstop and knit fabrics from mills in and around Faisalabad, and supply them by the roll to Argentina clients who stitch in-house. If you need a specific GSM or colour match, send a swatch and we will find the closest local equivalent.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCutting is where a uniform run is won or lost. Our Argentina orders are cut on layered tables with graded patterns, which keeps every size consistent across the run. We cut to your size breakdown, not to a generic ratio, so you are not left with 60 smalls and no larges.View details →
Stitching and FinishingStitching, bartacking, buttonholing, trimming and pressing all happen under one roof. Argentina clients get a finished, wearable garment, not a bundle of cut panels. Every batch is checked for stitch density and loose threads before packing.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingWe embroider company logos, names and monograms on shirts, jackets, caps and coveralls for Argentina clients. Multi-head machines handle volume, and we digitise your logo once so repeat orders match exactly. Typical embroidery turnaround on a 300-piece run is 3 to 5 working days.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingFor large graphics, back prints and numbers, screen printing is faster and cheaper than embroidery. We also run heat transfer for small logos and detailed artwork. Argentina sports and event clients usually combine both: embroidered chest logo, printed back.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingCoveralls, shop coats, bib overalls and workshop trousers are stitched in heavier drill and twill for Argentina factory and workshop clients. Reinforced knees, double-stitched seams and bar-tacked stress points come as standard on this range.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHi-vis vests, jackets and trousers with reflective tape are made for Argentina construction, transport and municipal crews. We stitch tape in the layout your site requires and can supply in fluorescent yellow, orange or lime. Reflective tape is sourced locally and tested for adhesion before bulk stitching.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFor Argentina clients in welding, oil and gas, and electrical work, we stitch flame-resistant coveralls and jackets in treated cotton and aramid-blend fabrics. Garments are built with covered fasteners and no exposed meltable trim. Fabric certificates are supplied with the order.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingScrubs, lab coats, nursing tunics and patient gowns are stitched for Argentina clinics and hospitals in easy-wash poly-cotton. We use colour-coded sets so departments can be told apart at a glance. Sizes run from small to 4XL on most lines.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool shirts, trousers, pinafores, blazers and sweaters are produced for Argentina schools and academies ahead of each term. We hold standard school colours and can match a specific shade from a swatch. Term-time orders of 500 sets are routine for us.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingOffice shirts, blazers, waistcoats and trousers are stitched for Argentina corporate clients who want a consistent front-desk look. We handle the size survey, cut to the results, and embroider the logo on the chest or sleeve. Made-to-measure is available for senior staff.View details →
HospitalityChef jackets, aprons, server waistcoats and front-desk tunics are made for Argentina hotels, cafes and catering companies. Fabrics are chosen for stain release and repeated hot washing. We can supply a full outlet in matching colours across all roles.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsArgentina hotels and restaurants order complete uniform sets from us: kitchen, housekeeping, front desk and security, all in one colour story. We keep each property's spec on file so replacement pieces match the original run years later.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsGuard shirts, trousers, caps, epaulettes and jackets are stitched for Argentina security companies in durable poly-cotton. We build in badge holders, radio loops and reinforced belt areas. Bulk runs of 300 to 1,000 sets are common on this line.View details →
MilitaryWe stitch military-style uniforms and accessories to specification for Argentina clients, including combat trousers, field shirts and caps. Fabric choice follows the intended use, from light cotton for training to heavier ripstop for field wear. Orders are produced to the client's own size chart.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingPolice and government departments in Argentina order shirts, trousers, jackets and caps built to a fixed specification. We work from the department's own pattern and colour references, and keep the spec on file for repeat tenders. Production is scheduled to the delivery date in the contract.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingCabin crew and ground staff uniforms for Argentina aviation clients are made-to-measure in wrinkle-resistant fabrics. We handle blazers, skirts, trousers, shirts and scarves as a coordinated set. Fit is checked on a sample before the full run is cut.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingRamp and ground handling staff in Argentina need uniforms that survive heat, fuel handling and constant washing. We stitch hi-vis vests, cargo trousers and utility shirts in tough poly-cotton with reflective trim. Orders are sized to the crew list you provide.View details →
ConstructionSite crews in Argentina order hi-vis vests, cargo trousers, work shirts and jackets from us in bulk. We reinforce the areas that fail first: knees, crotch seams, pockets and belt loops. Fabric weights are chosen for the season the crew will be working in.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearOil and gas crews in Argentina need flame-resistant coveralls, jackets and trousers with covered fasteners. We stitch in treated cotton and aramid blends and supply fabric certificates with each batch. Reflective tape placement follows the site's safety requirement.View details →
TransportBus, truck and fleet operators in Argentina order driver shirts, trousers and jackets in colours that hide dust and grease. We build in pen pockets, reinforced seats and easy-wash finishes. Repeat orders are matched to the original shade.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsDelivery and warehouse staff in Argentina get polo shirts, cargo trousers, caps and hi-vis vests from us as a single coordinated set. We size to the staff list and embroider the company logo on the chest. Bulk runs of 200 to 800 sets are typical.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsRailway and metro staff uniforms for Argentina clients are stitched in dark, hard-wearing fabrics with high-visibility trim for platform roles. We produce blazers, shirts, trousers and caps as a set. Braid, buttons and badges are matched to the client's reference sample.View details →
Uniform production for Argentina clients follows a fixed sequence: spec and size chart, fabric selection, sample approval, bulk cutting, stitching, finishing, then embroidery or printing. Nothing moves to the cutting tab
Uniforms worn in Punjab's summer heat fail faster at the collar, underarm and crotch seams. Lightweight fabric that breathes is essential, but it also has to hold a stitch under repeated washing.
How we help: We recommend breathable poly-cotton blends in the 180 to 200 GSM range for summer-weight workwear, with reinforced stress seams so the lighter fabric does not tear out. For outdoor crews we also offer mesh-back vests and vented coveralls.
Healthcare and hospitality uniforms in Argentina are washed at high temperatures, often daily. Cheap dye and loose stitching show up as fading and seam failure within weeks.
How we help: We use colour-fast dyed poly-cotton for these lines and double-stitch the main seams. Buttons are bartacked and thread is matched to the fabric's wash rating, so the garment survives the wash cycle it will actually face.
Schools and factories in Argentina often confirm uniform orders late, leaving only a few weeks before the deadline. A supplier without fabric in stock cannot recover from that.
How we help: We hold common school and workwear fabrics in stock so cutting can start within days of approval. For tight deadlines we split the run, delivering the largest sizes first so staff or students are covered while the rest is stitched.
Your team is wearing mismatched or faded uniforms
Seams and buttons are failing within months
You are ordering replacement pieces every few weeks
A new contract or site requires hi-vis or flame-resistant kit
Term start or a plant shutdown is closing in
Typical 2026 pricing for uniform manufacturing in Argentina depends on fabric, quantity and decoration, not on a flat per-piece rate. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run sits at the lower end of the range, while a flame-resistant coverall with reflective tape and embroidered logo sits at the top. Small runs cost more per piece because the cutting and setup work is spread across fewer garments. Embroidery and screen printing are priced separately, and digitising a new logo is a one-time cost that does not repeat on reorders. We quote in writing before any fabric is cut, and the quote holds for 30 days. If your budget is fixed, tell us the number and we will propose the fabric and finish that fit it.
Our production floor runs six days a week, and quotes are usually returned within 24 hours of an enquiry. Sample production takes 5 to 7 working days, and bulk runs typically dispatch 3 to 5 weeks after sample approval depending on quantity and fabric availability. For urgent Argentina orders, tell us the deadline at the quote stage and we will confirm whether a split delivery can meet it.
Standard poly-cotton and twill sit at the lower end of the price range. Heavier drill, ripstop, hi-vis fabric and flame-resistant aramid blends cost more per metre, and that shows up directly in the per-piece price. Send a swatch if you need an exact match to an existing garment.
Per-piece cost drops as quantity rises because cutting setup, pattern grading and machine changeover are spread across more garments. A 1,000-piece run is meaningfully cheaper per unit than a 100-piece run in the same fabric and design.
Embroidered logos, screen-printed backs, reflective tape and custom trims are priced per piece on top of the garment cost. Multi-position decoration, such as a chest logo plus a back print, adds to both the price and the production time.
Argentina's landmarks are how our delivery team plans its routes and confirms drop-off points with clients. The Clock Tower at Ghanta Ghar is the easiest meeting point in the old commercial core, while the Faisalabad Clock Tower to Jhang Road corridor carries most of our fabric and finished-goods movement. When a client gives an address near a well-known landmark, we can usually confirm the exact gate or shopfront before the driver leaves. If your unit sits inside a busy bazaar lane, tell us the nearest landmark and we will route accordingly.
The eight-bazaar Clock Tower is the central orientation point for the old city commercial district. Deliveries to cloth traders and tailors in the surrounding bazaars are routed from here, since many lanes are too narrow for larger vehicles.
Jhang Road is a main arterial route carrying traffic between the city and the southern industrial belt. Our fabric collection and finished-goods deliveries to units along this corridor are scheduled around its peak traffic hours.
The railway station anchors the central transport district and is a useful reference point for clients whose units sit in the surrounding commercial lanes. It also marks the boundary between the old city and the newer commercial zones.
Sargodha Road runs north from the city and links to several industrial and textile units. Deliveries to clients along this route are grouped into single trips to keep turnaround times short.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Ghanta Ghar and Clock Tower area · D Ground and Peoples Colony · Samanabad · Madina Town
“We ordered 600 guard shirts and trousers and the size breakdown was exactly what we asked for, no leftover smalls. The first half arrived in week two so our guards could start on the new contract without waiting. Stitching has held up well through daily wear and washing.”
Imran S.Ghanta Ghar
Verified“Our clinic scrubs used to fail at the seams within months because of the hot wash cycle. A.G. Fabrics switched us to a heavier poly-cotton and double-stitched the seams. We are now over a year in and the sets are still in service. Reordering is straightforward because they keep our spec on file.”
Dr. Ayesha R.Madina Town
Verified“We needed 500 school sets before term and the deadline was tight. They held the fabric in stock, started cutting quickly and ran the crest embroidery alongside stitching. Everything arrived before the first day. Only a handful of size exchanges were needed across the whole order.”
Bilal K.Samanabad
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Per-piece pricing in Argentina depends on fabric, quantity and decoration, so there is no single rate. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run sits at the lower end, while flame-resistant coveralls with reflective tape and embroidery sit at the top. Send your spec and quantity and we will return a written quote within 24 hours.
Our bulk lines typically start at 100 pieces per design, though small-batch stitching is available for odd sizes and replacement pieces. For a first order, most Argentina clients begin with a sample and a 200 to 500-piece run, then scale up once the fit and fabric are confirmed.
Sample production takes 5 to 7 working days, and bulk runs typically dispatch 3 to 5 weeks after sample approval. The exact timeline depends on quantity and fabric availability. If you have a fixed deadline, tell us at the quote stage and we will confirm whether a split delivery can meet it.
Yes. Send us a sample garment or a clear photo with fabric details, and we will match the design, colour and stitching as closely as local fabric allows. We keep the approved sample on file, so your next reorder matches the original run without you having to send another reference.
We stitch both. Hi-vis vests and jackets are made with reflective tape in the layout your site requires, and flame-resistant coveralls are built in treated cotton and aramid blends with covered fasteners. Fabric certificates are supplied with every flame-resistant batch.
Send your spec, quantity and required date and we will return a per-piece price with the fabric and labour split shown. Call +923007674374 or email us and we will answer within one working day.
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