Plaza de Bolivar, Bogota
This central square is a useful orientation point for orders going to Bogota's government and corporate district. Clients based near it are usually within the central consolidation zone, which keeps delivery straightforward.
A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Colombia supplying schools, hospitals, factories, hotels and security firms with stitched-to-order uniforms in bulk. We have run our own cutting, stitching and finishing floor in Faisalabad, Punjab since 1996, so every order moves through our hands, not a broker's. Send us your sizes, fabric preference and logo, and we will quote, sample and deliver.
Every service below is delivered to Colombia buyers from our Faisalabad production floor. If you are sourcing a custom uniform manufacturer in Colombia for a first bulk run, start with sampling and pattern development, then scale into cutting and stitching once the fit is locked. Most Colombia orders we handle run between 300 and 5,000 pieces per style, with repeat programmes restocked quarterly.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingFull custom uniform production for Colombia buyers, from fabric selection through to packed cartons. We build patterns around your size chart, cut in layered stacks for consistency, and stitch on industrial machines rated for heavy fabric. Typical Colombia orders run 300 to 5,000 pieces per style, with a seven-day sample before bulk release.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk runs and wholesale supply for Colombia distributors, school groups and corporate procurement teams. We hold production slots for repeat customers so quarterly restocks do not queue behind new orders. Minimum bulk runs start at 300 pieces per style, and we can split a single order across multiple size ratios without changing the unit price.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingPrivate label production for Colombia brands that sell uniforms under their own name. We stitch to your label, your size grading and your packaging spec, and we do not put our own branding on the goods. Woven labels, printed care tags and polybag stickers are all handled in-house so the finished carton arrives retail-ready.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringStitching and tailoring for Colombia clients who need specific construction: reinforced bar tacks, double-needle side seams, or a particular collar shape. Our tailors work from your reference garment or technical sketch. We keep the same stitching line on repeat orders so the tenth batch matches the first, which matters when staff wear uniforms daily.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure production for Colombia management teams, front-desk staff and anyone who cannot fit a standard size grid. We take individual measurements, cut single pieces, and finish them to the same standard as the bulk run. This is common for hotel reception, airline cabin crew and senior security staff who need a tailored look.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentDesign and pattern work for Colombia buyers starting from scratch. We turn a sketch, a photo or an existing worn-out uniform into a graded pattern set covering small to triple-XL. Pattern development usually takes five to ten working days, and we send a paper or digital pattern for approval before any fabric is cut.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentSampling for Colombia orders so you see and wear the garment before committing to bulk. We produce a prototype in your chosen fabric with your logo applied, then ship it for approval. Sample turnaround is about seven working days, and we hold the approved sample on file as the production reference for the whole order.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyFabric sourcing for Colombia clients who need a specific weave, weight or finish. We stock and source poly-cotton twill, cotton drill, ripstop, brushed flannel, high-visibility polyester and flame-resistant blends. If you need a fabric that holds colour after 50 industrial washes, we will tell you which of these actually does it rather than guess.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCutting for Colombia bulk orders, done in layered stacks with a straight knife and band knife for curves. Consistent cutting is what stops one batch of medium shirts fitting differently from the next. We mark, lay and cut to the approved pattern, and we keep the marker on file so repeat orders match exactly.View details →
Stitching and FinishingStitching and finishing for Colombia orders, covering seam construction, buttonholing, bartacking and final pressing. Every garment is checked for loose threads, skipped stitches and mismatched panels before it is folded. Finishing is where a uniform either looks sharp on day one or looks tired, so we do not rush this stage.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingEmbroidery for Colombia clients who want a durable logo on shirts, caps, jackets and coveralls. We digitise your artwork, run a stitch-out for approval, then embroider in production. Thread counts run from 6,000 to 15,000 stitches depending on logo detail, and embroidered logos outlast printed ones on garments washed daily.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingScreen printing and heat transfer for Colombia orders needing large graphics, back prints or numbers. Screen printing suits flat cotton and poly-cotton panels; heat transfer works better on performance fabrics and small detailed marks. We test adhesion on your actual fabric before running the full order.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingIndustrial workwear and coveralls for Colombia factories, workshops and maintenance crews. We build with reinforced knees, double-stitched crotches and heavy-duty zips, because a coverall that splits at the seam is a safety problem, not just an inconvenience. Standard runs cover sizes small through 4XL in navy, grey, orange and khaki.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHigh-visibility garments for Colombia construction, logistics and road crews. We stitch vests, jackets and trousers with reflective tape positioned to the standard band widths, in fluorescent yellow and orange. Reflective tape grade matters more than the garment colour, so we source tape that holds retro-reflectivity after repeated washing.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFlame-resistant workwear for Colombia oil, gas and electrical clients. We stitch from treated cotton and aramid-blend fabrics, with covered metal components so nothing conducts heat against the skin. These garments are built to a spec, not a look, so we ask for your standard before quoting rather than assuming.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingMedical scrubs, lab coats and patient gowns for Colombia hospitals and clinics. Fabric is chosen to survive industrial laundering at 70 degrees Celsius without shrinking or fading. We stitch scrub sets in matching top-and-trouser pairs, and we can add reinforced pockets for staff who carry instruments all shift.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool uniforms for Colombia institutions, from kindergarten pinafores to senior blazers. We handle full size grids across age groups, which is the hard part of school orders, and we keep the pattern on file for the next academic year. Orders typically run 500 to 3,000 pieces per school, delivered before term starts.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingCorporate uniforms for Colombia banks, offices and service counters. We stitch shirts, blouses, waistcoats, trousers and blazers in suiting-weight fabrics that hold a press through a full working day. Logo placement is usually left chest or cuff, and we match thread colour to your brand palette rather than picking the nearest shade.View details →
HospitalityHospitality uniforms for Colombia hotels, cafes and event venues. Front-of-house garments need to look sharp after a twelve-hour shift, so we choose fabrics with stain-release finishes and stitch collars that keep their shape. We produce chef jackets, service shirts, aprons and waistcoats as a coordinated set rather than mismatched pieces.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsHotel and restaurant uniforms for Colombia properties, covering reception, housekeeping, kitchen and waiting staff. Each role gets a different garment, but the palette stays consistent so the team looks like one operation. We produce chef whites, housekeeping tunics, service waistcoats and front-desk blazers in matching trims.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsSecurity uniforms for Colombia guard companies and private firms. We stitch shirts, trousers, jackets, caps and epaulettes with reinforced stitching at stress points, because guards wear these garments for twelve-hour shifts. Rank insignia, shoulder flashes and ID pockets are built to your specification, not added as an afterthought.View details →
MilitaryMilitary-style uniforms for Colombia clients requiring disciplined construction and consistent camouflage or solid-shade fabric. We work to supplied specifications on pocket layout, button type and seam reinforcement. Fabric is sourced for colourfastness so a batch does not fade unevenly after field use and repeated laundering.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingPolice and government uniforms for Colombia departments and public bodies. These orders demand strict consistency across ranks and sizes, so we lock the pattern and fabric before cutting and keep both on file for future batches. Badges, name tapes and rank slides are positioned to your specification rather than a generic template.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingAirline uniforms for Colombia carriers, covering cabin crew, ground staff and engineering teams. Cabin crew garments need a tailored fit and a fabric that resists creasing through long flights, so we use suiting blends and made-to-measure sizing for that group. Ground and engineering staff get harder-wearing workwear from the same palette.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingAirport ground staff uniforms for Colombia aviation clients, built for outdoor work in heat and rain. We stitch high-visibility vests, weatherproof jackets, cargo trousers and polo shirts with reflective detailing. Garments are cut roomy enough to wear over a base layer without restricting movement on the apron.View details →
ConstructionConstruction uniforms for Colombia sites, covering trousers, shirts, jackets and high-visibility layers. We reinforce knees, seat seams and tool pockets, which are the three places construction garments fail first. Fabric weights run from mid-weight cotton drill for summer to heavier twill for cooler highland sites.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearOil and gas workwear for Colombia energy clients, including coveralls, jackets and trousers in flame-resistant and anti-static fabrics. We stitch with covered fasteners and no exposed metal at the skin, and we build in reflective tape where the site standard requires it. These orders are spec-driven, so we quote against your standard, not a catalogue.View details →
TransportTransport uniforms for Colombia bus, freight and courier operators. Drivers spend long hours seated, so we cut trousers with a higher back rise and a slight stretch where the fabric allows. Shirts are stitched with vented backs and moisture-friendly blends for hot cab environments.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsDriver and logistics uniforms for Colombia delivery fleets and warehouse teams. We produce polo shirts, cargo trousers, softshell jackets and caps, usually with a company logo on the chest and back. High-visibility variants are available for warehouse and yard staff who work around moving vehicles.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsRailway and metro staff uniforms for Colombia transit operators, covering station staff, conductors and maintenance crews. We stitch blazers, waistcoats, shirts and trousers in a coordinated palette, with rank and role identifiers applied by embroidery. Maintenance crews get heavier-duty garments from the same colour range.View details →
Colombia orders move through a fixed sequence at our Faisalabad facility, and we do not skip steps to save a week. You send the size breakdown, fabric preference and logo file. We quote within 24 hours, then produce a sa
Colombia buyers often send a size ratio based on an old supplier's grid, and those garments fit differently from ours. If we cut to the wrong grid, hundreds of pieces come back as returns and the whole order is wasted.
How we help: We ask for a measurement set from three or four actual staff members before cutting, then grade the pattern against those numbers. If your old supplier's grid is close enough, we will say so and use it. If it is not, we will tell you before we cut anything.
Colombia's coastal and lowland regions run hot and humid, and cotton-rich fabrics can shrink or crease badly in those conditions if they are not pre-shrunk. A uniform that fits on delivery day may not fit after the first wash.
How we help: We pre-shrink cotton and cotton-blend fabric before cutting, and we recommend poly-cotton blends for coastal clients. For hot indoor environments we suggest lighter fabric weights with vented backs, which keeps staff cooler without making the garment look flimsy.
When a Colombia client sends the logo after we have already cut and stitched, we either hold finished garments in storage or embroider them late, and both options push the delivery date. Late logo files are the single most common cause of delay on repeat orders.
How we help: We ask for the logo file at the quoting stage, not the production stage. If it is not ready, we will start the plain garments and hold the embroidery, but we tell you upfront that the delivery date moves. Digitising takes a day or two, so there is no reason to leave it late.
Staff sizes no longer fit the standard grid
Uniforms fading or failing within a year
Logo peeling or embroidery unravelling
New site or shift opening on a fixed date
Buying from three suppliers and getting three shades
Typical 2026 pricing for uniform production depends on fabric, garment complexity and order volume rather than a flat rate per piece. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run sits at the lower end, while a flame-resistant coverall in a 300-piece run sits considerably higher because the fabric itself costs more. Embroidery adds per-piece cost based on stitch count, and screen printing is priced per colour per location. What moves the price most is fabric choice, not stitching labour, so if you are working to a budget, tell us the target and we will suggest fabrics that hit it. We quote per order, not per catalogue, because a 5,000-piece run and a 300-piece run cannot share the same unit price.
We quote Colombia orders within 24 hours of receiving your size breakdown, fabric preference and logo file. Samples take about seven working days, and bulk production runs 18 to 25 working days depending on volume and fabric availability. We work Monday to Saturday and respond to enquiries outside those hours by email. For repeat programmes, we hold your pattern and fabric specification on file so restocking is a single message rather than a fresh quoting cycle.
Standard poly-cotton twill is the most economical option and suits most shirts and trousers. Flame-resistant, high-visibility and performance fabrics cost significantly more per metre, and that difference flows straight into the unit price. If your spec allows a standard fabric, the savings are substantial.
Unit price drops as volume rises because setup, pattern grading and cutting time are spread across more pieces. A 300-piece run carries a higher per-piece cost than a 3,000-piece run of the same garment. We will tell you the volume break points so you can plan restocks around them.
Embroidery is priced by stitch count, so a simple left-chest logo costs far less than a large back design. Screen printing is priced per colour per print location. Heat transfer suits small detailed marks on performance fabrics, where embroidery would distort the garment.
Our team does not work on the ground in Colombia, so we plan shipments around the routes our freight partners run and the delivery points our clients use. Knowing where a client sits relative to the main commercial districts and transport corridors helps us group orders sensibly and give realistic delivery windows. When a Colombia buyer tells us their location, we match it to the nearest consolidation point rather than quoting a vague nationwide timeline.
This central square is a useful orientation point for orders going to Bogota's government and corporate district. Clients based near it are usually within the central consolidation zone, which keeps delivery straightforward.
Colombia's main international air cargo gateway. Most of our uniform shipments to Colombia clear customs here, so clients near Bogota often receive goods faster than those requiring onward domestic transport.
Colombia's largest Pacific port and a key entry point for sea freight. Larger bulk uniform orders that do not need air speed are routed through here before moving inland.
A central Medellin landmark that helps us place clients in the city's commercial core. Orders for this area are grouped with the wider Antioquia region for consolidated dispatch.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Bogota Centro · Zona Industrial Montevideo · El Poblado · Zona Franca de Barranquilla
“We ordered 1,800 school uniforms across six age groups and the shade was consistent across every single size, which our last supplier never managed. The sample set arrived in eight days and the bulk order landed before term started. The size chart they built for us is now the reference we use every year.”
Camila R.Bogota Centro
Verified“Our chef jackets used to fade within a year. A.G. Fabrics switched us to a poly-cotton blend with a stain-release finish and reinforced the collars, and we are now past two years on the same sets. They asked the right questions about our laundry process before recommending fabric, which nobody had done before.”
Andres M.El Poblado
Verified“We needed 900 high-visibility sets for warehouse staff and the reflective tape was the part we cared about most. They sent a wash-test sample first, which convinced our safety team. Delivery took 22 working days and the packing list was broken down by size, so our warehouse checked it in without opening every carton.”
Diana P.Zona Franca de Barranquilla
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Per-piece pricing depends on fabric, garment type and volume, so there is no single number. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run sits at the lower end, while flame-resistant coveralls in a 300-piece run cost considerably more because the fabric itself is expensive. Send us your size breakdown and fabric preference and we will quote within 24 hours.
Sampling takes about seven working days, and bulk production runs 18 to 25 working days after you approve the sample. If your order uses a specialist fabric we do not hold in stock, add two to three weeks for sourcing. Shipping to Colombia adds transit time on top, so plan roughly five to seven weeks from enquiry to delivery.
Yes. We produce in Faisalabad, Punjab and ship to Colombia by air through El Dorado International Airport or by sea through Puerto de Buenaventura, depending on order size and urgency. Larger bulk orders usually go by sea to keep freight costs down, while smaller urgent orders go by air.
Yes. Send us a worn garment and we will match the fabric weight, shade, construction and logo placement as closely as possible. We develop a pattern from the reference garment, produce a sample, and hold both on file so repeat orders stay consistent with what your staff already wear.
Our minimum bulk run starts at 300 pieces per style, though made-to-measure orders for smaller management teams can go lower. If you need a mixed order across several garment types, we can combine them into one production block as long as the total volume justifies the setup. Ask us and we will tell you honestly what works.
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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