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Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Australia for Bulk and Made-to-Measure Orders
A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Australia supplying bulk workwear, corporate, healthcare, school and hospitality uniforms from our Faisalabad, Punjab production floor. We handle fabric sourcing, pattern development, sampling, cutting, stitching, embroidery and printing under one roof, then ship direct to Australia. Since 1996 we have supplied uniforms to buyers who need consistent sizing, repeatable colour and delivery dates that hold.
30Years in business
50+Minimum order units
7-10 dSample turnaround
Services available in Australia
Custom Uniform Manufacturer Services Available in Australia
Every service we run in Faisalabad is available to Australian buyers, from single-sample prototyping to full container loads. If you are sourcing custom uniforms for an Australian workforce and need one manufacturer to handle fabric, stitching, branding and packing, we cover that chain end to end. Most Australian clients start with a sample, approve the spec, then move into bulk production with a fixed per-unit price.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe build uniforms to your spec, not from a catalogue. Australian clients send measurements, fabric preferences and branding requirements, and we produce the full run in Faisalabad. Common orders include corporate shirts, work trousers, coveralls and tunics. We hold the pattern file so your next order matches the last one.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk runs start at 50 units per style and scale to container loads. Australian uniform hire companies and distributors order in mixed-size cartons, packed by size and style for easy warehouse intake. We quote per unit, per size band, so your costing stays predictable across the order.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you resell uniforms under your own brand, we produce them with your labels, tags and packaging. Australian distributors use this for house-brand workwear ranges. We keep your branding files on record so reorders carry the same label placement, size tagging and polybag spec.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringStitching is where cheap uniforms fail: blown seams, twisted collars, uneven hems. Our stitching lines run bar-tacked stress points, twin-needle seams and reinforced pocket corners. Australian buyers ordering trousers and coveralls get the reinforcement where the garment actually wears out.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor staff outside standard size charts, we cut to individual measurements. Australian clients use this for security teams, airline crew and management uniforms where fit matters. Send a measurement sheet per person and we produce to those numbers, tagged by name and size.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentWe develop patterns from your sketches, reference garments or tech pack. Australian buyers often send a worn-out uniform as the reference and ask us to improve it. We adjust the block, fix the fit issues, and produce a pattern set that holds across every size in the range.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentNo bulk run starts before you approve a physical sample. We produce the prototype in your specified fabric and trim, ship it to Australia, and wait for your sign-off. Sample turnaround runs 7 to 10 working days. Nothing goes to the cutting table until you say yes.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source poly-cotton, cotton drill, twill, ripstop, FR-treated and high-visibility fabrics in the weights Australian buyers specify. If you only need fabric, we supply that too. Tell us the GSM, colour and finish, and we quote the roll price and availability.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCutting accuracy decides whether a bulk run fits. We cut with layered cutting machines and marker planning that reduces waste and keeps every size true to the pattern. Australian orders with 10 or more sizes per style are cut in size-banded batches to prevent drift.View details →
Stitching and FinishingFinishing covers trimming, thread cleaning, pressing, folding and packing. Australian buyers receive cartons packed by size and style, with a packing list inside. We check every garment before it is folded, and we pull anything with a stitching fault off the line.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingWe embroider logos, names and monograms on shirts, polos, jackets, caps and coveralls. Australian clients send artwork in DST or EMB format, or we digitise it. Placement is set once and repeated across the run so every garment carries the logo in the same spot.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingFor larger logos and multi-colour prints, we run screen printing and heat transfer. Australian orders for event staff, retail and hospitality uniforms use this for bold branding. We test the print on your fabric first so the ink bonds properly and survives washing.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingCoveralls, work trousers, workshop jackets and bib overalls built for heavy use. Australian industrial clients order reinforced knees, reflective piping and multiple pockets. We stitch to handle abrasion, not just to pass a visual check.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHi-vis shirts, vests, jackets and trousers with reflective tape in the configuration Australian worksites require. We source compliant reflective tape and fluorescent fabric, and we stitch the tape so it stays put through laundering. Bulk runs from 50 units per style.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFR coveralls, shirts and trousers for oil, gas, electrical and welding crews. We use FR-treated and inherently flame-resistant fabrics, and we stitch with FR thread and heat-resistant trims. Australian clients specify the standard and we build to it.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingScrubs, tunics, lab coats and patient gowns for Australian clinics, hospitals and aged care. We use easy-care poly-cotton blends that hold colour through industrial laundering. Orders are packed by size so ward allocation is straightforward.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool shirts, blazers, tunics, sports kits and jumpers for Australian schools and uniform retailers. We hold the pattern and colour spec on file so each year's intake order matches the last. Bulk runs are packed by size for school shop distribution.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingBusiness shirts, blouses, polos, blazers and trousers for Australian corporate clients. We match your brand colour to a Pantone reference and hold the dye lot for reorders. Fit blocks are developed for both men's and women's sizing.View details →
HospitalityChef jackets, aprons, front-of-house shirts and service trousers for Australian restaurants, cafes and catering groups. Fabrics are chosen for stain release and repeated hot washing. We produce mixed-size runs so a venue can kit out the whole floor in one order.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsConcierge, housekeeping, bar and kitchen uniforms for Australian hotels. We build uniforms that look sharp on the floor and survive daily laundering. Branding is embroidered or printed to your spec, and we keep the artwork on file for reorders.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsSecurity shirts, trousers, jackets, caps and epaulettes for Australian security firms. We produce in dark, hard-wearing fabrics with reinforced stitching at stress points. Rank slides, patches and ID holders can be included in the run.View details →
MilitaryMilitary-style uniforms, combat trousers, field shirts and ceremonial pieces produced to specification. Australian buyers supply the pattern and fabric spec, and we produce to it. We handle bulk runs with strict size grading and consistent colour matching.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingUniform shirts, trousers, jackets and outerwear for government and law enforcement buyers. Australian orders are produced to the supplied specification with tight colour and sizing control. We pack by size and rank for straightforward issue.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingCabin crew dresses, blazers, shirts, scarves and ground staff uniforms for Australian aviation buyers. These are fitted garments, so we run made-to-measure sizing alongside standard blocks. Fabric is chosen for crease resistance on long shifts.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingHi-vis vests, polo shirts, cargo trousers and weatherproof jackets for Australian airport ground crews. Garments are built for outdoor shifts in heat and rain, with reflective tape and reinforced seams. Bulk runs are packed by size for depot issue.View details →
ConstructionHi-vis shirts, work trousers, shorts, jackets and coveralls for Australian construction crews. We build for abrasion resistance with reinforced knees, bar-tacked pockets and compliant reflective tape. Orders are packed by size so site allocation is quick.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearFR coveralls, hi-vis garments and weatherproof outerwear for Australian oil and gas operations. We work with FR fabrics and heat-resistant trims, and stitch to the standard your site requires. Runs are produced in size-banded batches for accurate grading.View details →
TransportDriver shirts, trousers, jackets and hi-vis vests for Australian transport and freight operators. Fabrics are picked for comfort in hot cabs and easy laundering. We produce mixed-size runs and pack by size for depot distribution.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsPolo shirts, cargo trousers, caps and hi-vis outerwear for Australian logistics and delivery fleets. These uniforms take constant wear and washing, so we specify durable poly-cotton and reinforce the seams. Branding is embroidered or printed to your artwork.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsStation staff shirts, trousers, blazers, hi-vis vests and weatherproof jackets for Australian rail operators. We produce to spec with consistent colour matching across large headcounts. Orders are packed by size and role for straightforward issue.View details →
More than a service list
How Custom Uniform Manufacturing Is Executed for Australia Orders
Australian uniform orders run on a fixed sequence: spec review, fabric confirmation, sample production, approval, bulk cutting, stitching, branding, finishing and export packing. Sample turnaround is 7 to 10 working days
Extreme heat across Australian worksites
Garments built for cooler climates fail fast in Australian summer conditions. Fabric weight, breathability and colour fastness all matter more when crews work in 40C heat, and lightweight fabrics that pill or fade after a few washes cost buyers a full replacement run.
How we help: We specify breathable poly-cotton and cotton blends in the right GSM for hot-weather wear, and we test colour fastness before bulk production. For hi-vis garments we use fluorescent fabric that holds its brightness through repeated laundering rather than fading out of compliance.
Long shipping distance from Pakistan
Sea freight from Karachi to Australian ports runs several weeks, so a missed production deadline becomes a missed season. Buyers who order late end up paying air freight rates that can double the landed cost per unit.
How we help: We quote realistic production windows instead of optimistic ones, and we confirm the shipping method before cutting starts. If a deadline is tight, we split the order: a partial air shipment to cover immediate need and the balance by sea.
Strict sizing consistency across large headcounts
Australian buyers kit out workforces of hundreds, and if sizes drift between batches, staff end up with garments that do not fit. Replacing odd sizes in small quantities is expensive and slow.
How we help: We cut in size-banded batches and hold the approved pattern block on file. Every reorder is cut from the same block, so a size 34 trouser in your second order matches the first. Cartons are packed by size so shortages show up immediately on intake.
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Signs You Need a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Australia
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Uniform sizes vary between orders
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Hi-vis tape fails after repeated washing
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Seams and pockets failing before the garment wears out
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Lead times slipping past the promised date
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Colours not matching between batches
Clear starting points
Custom Uniform Manufacturing Pricing for Australia Orders
Custom uniform manufacturing pricing for Australian orders in 2026 depends on fabric, quantity, complexity and branding. Basic poly-cotton work shirts typically land in the lower band, while FR coveralls and made-to-measure garments sit higher because of fabric cost and production time. Bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply orders start at 50 units per style, and the per-unit price drops as quantity rises. Branding adds cost per garment, with embroidery priced by stitch count and screen printing by number of colours. Shipping is quoted separately, and sea freight is significantly cheaper than air. We confirm the full per-unit price before cutting starts, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
We run production six days a week from Faisalabad and respond to Australian enquiries within one business day, accounting for the time difference. Sample production takes 7 to 10 working days, and bulk production runs 25 to 45 days depending on quantity and fabric availability. For urgent orders we can arrange air freight, and for larger orders sea freight keeps the landed cost down. We confirm production and shipping timelines in writing before cutting starts.
01Fabric type and weight
Standard poly-cotton costs less than cotton drill, ripstop or FR-treated fabric. Fabric weight in GSM also affects price, with heavier garments using more material. For Australian orders we quote the fabric spec upfront so you can compare options before committing.
02Order quantity per style
Bulk runs of 500 units per style cost less per unit than runs of 50. Cutting and setup costs spread across the order, so larger quantities bring the per-unit price down. We quote in size bands so you can see the price at each quantity tier.
03Branding method and coverage
Embroidery is priced by stitch count, so a small chest logo costs less than a large back design. Screen printing is priced by the number of colours and print positions. Heat transfer sits between the two and suits multi-colour logos on performance fabrics.
We know the route
Navigating Australia for Uniform Supply and Delivery
We are a manufacturer, not a local contractor, so our orientation in Australia is about freight routes and delivery points rather than service calls. Knowing where your warehouse sits relative to the major ports and freight corridors tells us which shipping method and which port of entry makes sense for your order. These are the reference points we use when planning Australian deliveries.
Port of Melbourne
The Port of Melbourne handles the bulk of Victoria's container freight. Shipments for Melbourne and regional Victorian buyers route through here, and we plan delivery windows around port release schedules.
Port of Brisbane
The Port of Brisbane serves Queensland importers and is the entry point for shipments heading to Brisbane and the wider south-east Queensland region. It is a useful reference when quoting delivery timelines.
Port of Fremantle
The Port of Fremantle is Western Australia's main container port and the entry point for Perth-bound uniform shipments. Freight from here moves to Kewdale and surrounding industrial areas.
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Western Sydney, New South Wales · South East Melbourne, Victoria · Brisbane CBD and Fortitude Valley, Queensland · Perth Industrial Belt, Western Australia
Reviews from Australia customers
What Australian Buyers Say About A.G. Fabrics
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“We ordered 1,200 hi-vis shirts and trousers for our construction crews. The sample came through in about a week, and the tape placement matched what our site requires. Bulk production took just over five weeks and the cartons were packed by size, which made warehouse intake simple. The tape has held up through months of washing, which was the problem with our last supplier.”
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Daniel M.Western Sydney, New South Wales
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“We needed scrubs and tunics across 14 sizes for a 400-person workforce. A.G. Fabrics built a new pattern block and sent samples in three sizes before we committed to the bulk run. Sizing was consistent across the whole order, and we had no size-related returns. We have already placed a reorder for next year using the same pattern file.”
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Rebecca T.South East Melbourne, Victoria
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“Our oil and gas crew needed FR coveralls to AS 4824 on a tight deadline. They sourced the right fabric, sent a sample for our safety team to check, and split the shipment so the first 80 units came by air while the rest went by sea. Both arrived on schedule and the coveralls passed our site audit without issues.”
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James O.Perth Industrial Belt, Western Australia
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Regional Coverage Beyond Australia
01United StatesA major export market for us, with bulk uniform orders shipping to US ports on both coasts.↗02United KingdomA steady market for corporate, hospitality and healthcare uniforms, shipping into UK ports.↗03GermanyGerman buyers order industrial workwear and corporate uniforms, with freight routing through northern European ports.↗04FranceFrench hospitality and corporate clients order uniforms produced on the same lines as our Australian runs.↗
Australia Custom Uniform Manufacturer FAQ
FAQs for Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Australia Buyers
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Call +923007674374 →Per-unit pricing for Australian orders in 2026 depends on fabric, quantity and branding. Basic poly-cotton work shirts sit in the lower band, while FR coveralls and made-to-measure garments cost more because of fabric and production time. Bulk runs of 500 units per style bring the per-unit price down significantly compared to runs of 50. We quote the full per-unit price before cutting starts.
Our minimum order is 50 units per style for bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply. That applies across workwear, corporate, healthcare and hospitality ranges. For made-to-measure garments we can work with smaller quantities because each garment is cut individually. If you are testing a new design, we can start with a sample before you commit to a bulk run.
Sample production takes 7 to 10 working days, and bulk production runs 25 to 45 days depending on quantity and fabric availability. Sea freight from Karachi to Australian ports adds several weeks, while air freight is faster but costs more. We confirm the full timeline in writing before cutting starts, and we can split shipments if you have a tight deadline.
Yes. We produce hi-vis shirts, vests, jackets and trousers using fluorescent fabric and retroreflective tape that meets AS/NZS 4602 and AS/NZS 1906.4. We confirm the required day/night class before production and stitch the tape in the configuration your site requires. We produce a sample first so your safety team can verify compliance before bulk production.
Yes. We produce uniforms with your labels, tags and packaging for Australian distributors and uniform hire companies who resell under their own brand. We keep your branding files on record so reorders carry the same label placement, size tagging and polybag specification. This is one of our most common arrangements with Australian trade buyers.
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