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A recognised orientation point on the rail line through the area. Our drivers use it to confirm which side of the tracks a delivery address sits on before final approach.
A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Ghana supplying schools, hospitals, factories, hotels and security companies with stitched-to-order uniforms. We have run our own cutting, stitching and finishing floor in Faisalabad since 1996, so we control fabric, fit and delivery dates instead of passing your order around. Whether you need 50 school shirts or 5,000 coveralls, we quote per piece, cut to your sizes and ship on the date we agree. Call +923007674374 for a same-day estimate.
Every service we list runs from our own floor, so Ghana clients deal with one team from fabric selection to final packing. That matters when you need a bulk uniform order delivered before a school session starts or a factory shift changes over. Below is what we deliver most often to buyers in Ghana, from single-sample prototyping to full production runs with embroidery and printing included.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe cut and stitch uniforms to your own design or ours, from school shirts and trousers to factory coveralls. Ghana buyers usually start with a stitched sample, approve the fit and fabric, then move to bulk. Our Faisalabad floor handles every stage in-house, so colour and sizing stay consistent across the full run.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk runs from 500 to 20,000 pieces are routine for us. Ghana schools, hospitals and contractors order in size-broken packs, and we pack by size and department so your storekeeper can hand out uniforms without sorting. Wholesale fabric supply is available alongside finished garments if you stitch in-house.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 grading. Ghana traders and distributors use this route to build a uniform line without owning a factory. We keep your patterns and branding files on record for repeat runs.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringNot every order is a bulk run. We stitch small batches and individual sets for supervisors, managers and front-desk staff who need a tailored fit. Ghana clients often send measurements by size sheet, and we match them to the same fabric used in the main bulk order.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor ceremonial, aviation and hospitality uniforms, off-the-rack sizing does not work. We take individual measurements, cut single garments and finish them to the same standard as the bulk order. Ghana hotel and airline clients use this for staff who face customers daily.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentBring a sketch, a photo or an old worn-out uniform and we will build the pattern from it. Our sampling room drafts, adjusts and grades patterns across your full size range. Ghana buyers get a paper pattern and a digital record they can reuse for every future order.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentWe stitch a physical sample before bulk cutting starts, so you see the actual fabric, colour, stitch density and logo placement. Ghana procurement teams approve samples in person or by photo. Nothing goes to the cutting table until you sign off on the prototype.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe stock poly-cotton, twill, drill, ripstop and flame-resistant fabric, and source specialty cloth on request. Ghana buyers can order finished uniforms or fabric by the roll. Every roll is checked for shade variation before it reaches the cutting table.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCutting is where a bulk order succeeds or fails. We lay, mark and cut in numbered bundles so every size stays traceable through stitching. Ghana orders with mixed size runs get cut in proportion to your size breakdown, not in equal piles.View details →
Stitching and FinishingOur stitching lines run on industrial machines with bar-tacked stress points, reinforced seams and clean overlocking. Finishing covers trimming, pressing, button and zip checks, and folding. Ghana clients receive garments ready to wear straight out of the pack.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingWe embroider company logos, staff names, school crests and department tags on shirts, caps, coveralls and blazers. Ghana clients send artwork in any format and we digitise it for the machine. Multi-colour logos hold their edge wash after wash.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingFor large logos, back prints and numbered garments, screen printing is faster and cheaper than embroidery. We also run heat transfer printing for small text and fine detail. Ghana factory and event orders often combine both methods on the same garment.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingCoveralls, bib overalls, workshop aprons and warehouse jackets built for daily wear. We reinforce knees, elbows and pockets because that is where workwear fails first. Ghana industrial clients reorder these on a fixed cycle, and we keep their patterns ready.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHi-vis vests, jackets and trousers with reflective tape positioned to standard placement. Ghana site and traffic crews need garments that stay visible in dust and low light. We stitch tape so it does not peel after repeated washing.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFlame-resistant coveralls and jackets for furnace, welding and electrical crews. We source treated fabric and stitch with FR thread and heat-resistant closures. Ghana industrial buyers specify the standard, and we stitch to it.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingScrubs, lab coats, nursing tunics and patient gowns in easy-wash, colour-fast fabric. Ghana clinics order by department colour so staff are identifiable at a glance. We stitch with flat seams and reinforced pockets for daily clinical wear.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingShirts, trousers, pinafores, sweaters, blazers and sports kits in school colours. Ghana schools order before each session, and we work to that deadline. Size runs are packed by class or section so distribution day runs smoothly.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingOffice shirts, trousers, blazers and waistcoats with embroidered or printed branding. Ghana companies use these for front-desk, sales and field teams. We match fabric weight to the season so staff stay comfortable through Punjab summers.View details →
HospitalityChef coats, aprons, server waistcoats and housekeeping tunics built for long shifts and frequent washing. Ghana hotels and caterers order mixed sets across several roles. We keep colours consistent so a reorder two years later still matches.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsFront-desk blazers, restaurant tunics, kitchen wear and porter uniforms stitched to your brand colours. Ghana hospitality clients often need embroidered crests on collars and cuffs. We sample the full set before bulk production begins.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsGuard shirts, trousers, berets, epaulettes, jackets and reflective bands in company colours. Ghana security firms order in bulk with rank insignia embroidered or printed. We build these tough because they are worn outdoors in all weather.View details →
MilitaryDrill uniforms, combat-style trousers, caps and ceremonial wear stitched to specification. Ghana orders in this category require exact colour and trim matching, so we sample first and hold the shade across the full run. Fabric is sourced to the stated weight and weave.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingDepartmental shirts, trousers, jackets and ceremonial uniforms stitched to written specification. Ghana government buyers need documented fabric and stitch standards, and we supply that paperwork with the order. Size runs are packed by unit or station.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingCabin crew blazers, waistcoats, scarves and tailored trousers with fine embroidery. Ghana aviation clients need a sharp fit and a colour that holds after repeated dry cleaning. We cut these individually and finish by hand where required.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingRamp vests, hi-vis jackets, cargo trousers and polo shirts for ground crews. Ghana airport and cargo handlers order garments that survive fuel, dust and heat. We use heavy stitching and reflective trim where the role demands it.View details →
ConstructionSite trousers, jackets, hi-vis vests and coveralls with reinforced stress points. Ghana construction crews wear uniforms hard, so we bar-tack pockets and double-stitch seams. Bulk orders are packed by site or gang for easy issue.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearFlame-resistant coveralls, jackets and trousers for field and plant crews. Ghana oil and gas buyers specify fabric standards, and we source and stitch to them. Reflective tape, FR thread and heat-resistant closures are fitted as standard on these orders.View details →
TransportDriver shirts, conductor uniforms, depot staff wear and reflective jackets. Ghana transport operators order in size-broken packs and reorder on a fixed cycle. We keep the pattern and colour on file so the second batch matches the first.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsPolo shirts, cargo trousers, jackets and caps for delivery and warehouse staff. Ghana logistics firms need uniforms that look tidy on the road and survive daily washing. Embroidered logos on chest and sleeve are the most common request.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsStation staff shirts, trousers, blazers, caps and reflective vests stitched to specification. Ghana rail and metro orders need rank and department identification built into the garment. We embroider or print badges, stripes and name tags as required.View details →
Every Ghana order follows the same sequence: you send your design, size breakdown and deadline; we source or confirm fabric; we stitch a sample; you approve it; we cut and stitch the bulk run; we finish, pack and dispatc
Heavy fabric and dark colours become unwearable for outdoor crews between May and August, which pushes buyers toward lighter weaves and lighter shades. Standard coveralls stitched for cooler climates fail here on comfort, not durability.
How we help: We recommend poly-cotton blends in the 180 to 220 GSM range for summer outdoor roles, with mesh ventilation panels under the arms and across the back. For factory floors we offer lighter drill that still holds shape after repeated industrial washing.
Uniforms worn in and around textile and light-engineering units collect fine dust that works into seams and zips, shortening garment life and dulling colour. Buyers end up replacing uniforms sooner than the budget allows.
How we help: We stitch with tighter seam density and use covered zips and button flaps on workwear destined for dusty environments. Fabric is pre-shrunk and colour-fast so repeated washing does not fade the garment unevenly across a size run.
A 2,000-piece order rarely breaks evenly across sizes. If a supplier cuts equal piles, half the workforce ends up with the wrong fit and the buyer is left holding unusable stock.
How we help: We cut in proportion to the size breakdown you provide, not in equal piles. Each bundle is numbered and labelled by size, and the packing list matches the breakdown so you can verify before distribution day.
Your current supplier missed the last delivery date
Staff are wearing mismatched or faded uniforms
Size complaints are coming from the workforce
Workwear is failing at seams, knees or pockets
A new role or department needs a uniform that does not exist yet
Typical 2026 pricing for custom uniform manufacturing in Ghana depends on fabric, quantity and decoration. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run usually lands in the mid-range per piece, while flame-resistant coveralls with reflective tape cost significantly more because the fabric itself is expensive. Embroidery adds a per-piece charge based on stitch count, and screen printing is cheaper per unit once you pass roughly 200 pieces. Small runs under 100 pieces carry a higher per-piece rate because setup time is spread across fewer garments. We quote per piece with fabric, stitching, decoration and packing itemised separately, so you can see exactly where the cost sits and adjust the specification if the budget is tight. There is no charge for the first stitched sample on bulk orders above 500 pieces.
Our production floor runs six days a week, and Ghana orders are scheduled into the cutting queue once the sample is approved. Standard bulk orders of 1,000 pieces ship in 10 to 14 working days. Smaller runs of 200 to 500 pieces usually finish in five to seven days. For confirmed school and factory accounts we reserve cutting slots in advance so a late-season order does not queue behind general production. Call +923007674374 to check current lead times before you place a deadline-critical order.
Standard poly-cotton is the most economical option and suits most school, office and hospitality uniforms. Drill, ripstop and flame-resistant fabric cost more per metre, and FR workwear can multiply the per-piece price several times over. We quote fabric separately so you can compare options directly.
Per-piece cost drops as quantity rises because cutting and setup time is spread across more garments. A 2,000-piece run costs less per unit than a 200-piece run in the same fabric. Wide size spreads with many small sizes can add a little cutting time.
A single-colour chest print is the cheapest decoration. Multi-colour screen printing adds a screen charge per colour. Embroidery is priced by stitch count, so a large back crest costs more than a small chest logo. Name personalisation adds a per-piece charge.
Ghana sits in Faisalabad District with clear road links back to our production unit. Our delivery team uses well-known local landmarks as orientation points when scheduling drops, confirming the exact street and gate with your contact before dispatch. If your premises sit off a main road, we ask for the nearest landmark and a contact number so the driver is not circling the block.
A recognised orientation point on the rail line through the area. Our drivers use it to confirm which side of the tracks a delivery address sits on before final approach.
The central commercial spine where most retail and office addresses are located. Deliveries to town-centre clients are usually routed along this road for easier unloading.
A well-known educational landmark used to locate nearby school and college addresses. Uniform consignments for education clients are often scheduled around this point.
The main local transport point, useful for confirming the town-side approach. Drivers use it to orient deliveries coming in from the Faisalabad direction.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Ghana Town Centre · Ghana Industrial Estate · Ghana Education Zone · Ghana Health District
“We ordered 900 coveralls for our unit and the stitching has held up far better than our previous supplier. The knee reinforcement was the difference. They stitched a sample first and we tested it on the floor for two weeks before committing to the bulk run. Delivery landed on the date they gave us, packed by size.”
Imran S.Ghana Industrial Estate
Verified“Our school needed 1,400 sets before the session started and we were late placing the order. A.G. Fabrics cut in proportion to our class-wise size list and labelled every bundle, which saved us hours on distribution day. The shirts washed well and the colour did not run. We have already placed the next session's order.”
Ayesha R.Ghana Education Zone
Verified“We needed blazers, tunics, chef coats and housekeeping wear in matching colours for our opening. They stitched one sample of each role and embroidered the crest exactly as we wanted. The full 320-piece set arrived colour-matched and on time. The front-desk blazers still look sharp after a year of daily wear.”
Bilal K.Ghana Town Centre
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Call +923007674374 →Most bulk uniform orders in Ghana run from a few hundred rupees per piece for basic poly-cotton shirts up to several thousand per piece for flame-resistant coveralls with reflective tape. Fabric type, quantity and decoration method drive the price. A 500-piece work shirt order sits at the lower end; a 100-piece FR coverall order sits at the top. We quote per piece with fabric, stitching, decoration and packing itemised separately.
Bulk orders of 1,000 pieces ship in 10 to 14 working days after sample approval. Smaller runs of 200 to 500 pieces usually finish in five to seven days. The sample stage adds two to three days at the front. For school and factory accounts we reserve cutting slots in advance so a late-season order does not queue behind general production.
Yes, and we schedule school orders around the session calendar. Send your size breakdown by class or section and we will cut in proportion, pack by class and label each bundle. Pre-session deliveries are scheduled two to three weeks ahead to avoid the rush window. Most school orders of 1,000 to 1,500 sets finish within 12 working days.
We stitch flame-resistant coveralls, jackets and trousers with FR thread and heat-resistant closures, plus high-visibility vests and jackets with reflective tape positioned to standard placement. Fabric is sourced to the standard you specify and documentation is supplied with the order. These garments cost more than standard workwear because the fabric itself is expensive.
There is no fixed minimum, but per-piece pricing drops sharply above 500 pieces because cutting and setup time is spread across more garments. Small runs under 100 pieces carry a higher per-piece rate. For made-to-measure and ceremonial uniforms we stitch individual garments. Call +923007674374 with your quantity and we will quote both the small-run and bulk rates.
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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