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Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Greece for Every Workforce
A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Greece supplying schools, hotels, hospitals, factories and security firms with stitched-to-order uniforms in bulk. We have run our own cutting, stitching, embroidery and printing floor in Faisalabad since 1996, so your order never passes through a middleman. Send us your sizes, logo and fabric choice, and we handle pattern development, sampling, bulk production and finishing under one roof.
30Years in business
50 pcsMinimum order quantity
7 daysSample turnaround
Services available in Greece
Uniform Manufacturing Services Available in Greece
Greek buyers usually come to us with one of three needs: a first-time uniform programme, a seasonal reorder, or a switch away from a supplier who kept missing sizes. We handle all three from the same production floor. Whether you need 80 polo shirts for a beach resort in Crete or 3,000 coveralls for a construction contractor working out of Thessaloniki, the process is the same: confirm the spec, approve a sample, then run the bulk order. Below is what we actually produce for Greek customers.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe build uniforms to your own specification, not from a fixed catalogue. Greek hotel groups, clinics and retail chains send us fabric weight, colour codes and logo files, and we produce the full range: shirts, trousers, tunics, aprons, jackets and coveralls. Minimum order is 50 pieces per style, and we keep your pattern block on file for reorders.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk runs start at 500 pieces and go up to container volume. Greek distributors and uniform rental companies use us as their production arm, ordering mixed size ratios packed by size band. We ship consolidated cartons with size and style labels so your warehouse can unpack straight to shelves without re-sorting.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you sell uniforms under your own brand in Greece, we produce to your label. That covers woven neck labels, printed care labels, branded poly bags and hangtags. Your brand goes on the garment; our name never appears. We can also hold your label stock at our facility and apply it as orders come in.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringSome Greek buyers already have cut fabric or imported shells and need stitching capacity. We take those panels and run them through our industrial lines, matching your seam spec and thread colour. This suits buyers who source fabric locally in Greece but want the labour-intensive stitching done at a lower cost base.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor executive front-of-house, airline crew or ceremonial uniforms, we work from individual measurements rather than size charts. Greek buyers send a measurement sheet per person, and we cut and stitch each garment to that spec. This is slower and costs more per unit, but the fit is exact and there is no size-band guesswork.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentIf you have a rough idea but no technical drawing, our pattern team turns it into a production-ready spec. We produce graded size sets, marker layouts and construction sheets. Greek buyers often use this service when rebranding, since a new logo usually means a new collar shape or pocket placement that has to be patterned from scratch.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentEvery Greek order starts with a physical sample. We cut and stitch a single garment in your specified fabric and colour, apply the logo, and courier it to you for approval. Sample turnaround is typically 7 working days. Nothing goes into bulk production until you sign off on that sample, which protects both sides.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe hold stock of poly-cotton, cotton twill, ripstop, brushed flannel and flame-resistant blends, and we source specialty fabrics on request. Greek buyers who need fabric only, without stitching, can order rolls directly. We quote fabric weight in GSM and send swatch cards so you can check colour and hand-feel before committing to a bulk roll order.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCutting is where a uniform programme either holds its size consistency or falls apart. We cut on straight-knife and CNC machines using graded markers, which keeps every size band accurate across a 2,000-piece run. Greek buyers ordering mixed ratios get consistent measurements from the first carton to the last.View details →
Stitching and FinishingOur stitching lines run lockstitch, overlock, flatlock and bar-tack machines. After stitching, garments go through thread trimming, button and buttonhole checks, pressing and folding. Every Greek order is inspected piece by piece before packing, and we pull and repair any garment that fails the check rather than shipping it.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingWe run multi-head embroidery machines with up to 12 colours per design. Greek hotel and corporate logos are digitised in-house, and we send a stitch-out sample before bulk embroidery begins. Left-chest, sleeve, collar and back placements are all standard. Names and job titles can be monogrammed per garment for made-to-measure orders.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingFor large logos, back prints and high-volume runs, screen printing is faster and cheaper than embroidery. We also run heat transfer printing for detailed multi-colour artwork. Greek buyers ordering promotional or event uniforms usually choose print over embroidery because the per-unit cost drops sharply above 500 pieces.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingWe build coveralls, work trousers, shop coats and bib-and-brace sets for Greek factories, workshops and maintenance crews. Reinforced knees, double-stitched seams, tool pockets and elasticated backs are all standard options. Fabric weights run from 240 GSM up to 320 GSM for heavy-duty applications.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHigh-visibility garments for Greek construction, road and port work are built with reflective tape to EN ISO 20471 class requirements. We stock fluorescent yellow, orange and lime fabrics, and we stitch tape in horizontal, vertical and braces configurations. Greek buyers specify the class level, and we match it.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFor Greek oil, gas, welding and electrical contractors, we produce flame-resistant coveralls and jackets in treated cotton and aramid blends. Garments carry reflective tape and FR thread throughout. We supply test certificates with each batch so your safety officer has documentation on file.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingGreek clinics, hospitals and dental practices order scrubs, tunics, lab coats and patient gowns from us. Fabrics are chosen for repeated industrial laundering at 60 to 90 degrees Celsius without colour loss. We also produce antimicrobial-treated fabric options for operating theatre use, with the treatment certificate supplied per batch.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingGreek private schools and language institutes order blazers, shirts, trousers, skirts, pinafores and PE kits from us. School crests are embroidered in-house. We hold size sets from age 4 through adult, and we keep each school's crest file and colour specification on record so the 2027 intake matches the 2026 batch exactly.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingBanks, retail chains, car dealerships and telecoms companies in Greece order branded shirts, blazers, knitwear and trousers from us. We match Pantone colour references and embroider or print the logo to your placement spec. Corporate orders typically run 200 to 2,000 pieces per style, delivered in size-banded cartons.View details →
HospitalityGreek hospitality uniforms have to look sharp after a full shift and survive daily laundering. We produce shirts, waistcoats, aprons, ties, scarves and trousers in fabrics chosen for that cycle. Island resorts often order two colourways from the same pattern block, one for the main restaurant and one for the pool bar.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsWe supply Greek hotels and restaurants with front-desk, housekeeping, kitchen, bar and waiting uniforms as a matched range. That means one fabric family and one colour palette across every role, so the team looks coordinated. Kitchen whites are cut in heavier cotton that holds up to commercial washing and stain treatment.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsGreek security firms order shirts, trousers, jackets, caps and epaulettes from us, usually with rank insignia and company logos embroidered. We use durable poly-cotton that resists fading under strong sunlight, which matters for guards on outdoor posts through the Greek summer. Reflective trim is available on night-shift garments.View details →
MilitaryWe produce military-style uniforms and accessories for buyers who need durable, functional garments in specified camouflage or solid colourways. Construction includes reinforced elbows and knees, multiple utility pockets and heavy-duty buttons. Buyers specify fabric weight, colour code and size ratio, and we produce to that specification.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingGovernment and municipal buyers in Greece order shirts, trousers, jackets and outerwear in specified colourways with insignia placement. We work from technical drawings and produce graded size sets. Orders are packed by size and unit so a depot can distribute directly to stations without opening and re-sorting cartons.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingCabin crew and ground staff uniforms need precise fit and a finish that holds through long shifts. We produce blazers, waistcoats, blouses, skirts, trousers and scarves for Greek aviation buyers. Made-to-measure sizing is available for crew, and we hold individual measurement records so replacement garments match the original fit.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingGreek airport handlers order high-visibility vests, polo shirts, cargo trousers and weatherproof jackets from us. Garments are built for outdoor work in heat and wind, with reflective tape on the high-visibility items. We can produce a matched range covering ramp, baggage and terminal roles from one fabric family.View details →
ConstructionGreek construction contractors order work trousers, coveralls, jackets and high-visibility garments from us. We reinforce stress points, double-stitch load-bearing seams and add knee-pad pockets on request. Fabric weight is matched to the job: lighter poly-cotton for summer sites, heavier canvas for winter and heavy civil work.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearFor Greek oil, gas and petrochemical contractors, we produce flame-resistant coveralls, jackets and trousers with reflective tape and FR thread. Garments are built to withstand industrial laundering and repeated exposure to hydrocarbons. Test certificates and fabric traceability documents ship with each batch.View details →
TransportGreek transport operators order driver shirts, trousers, jackets and high-visibility vests from us. Garments are cut for seated comfort, with stretch panels and reinforced seat seams on trousers. We produce matched ranges covering drivers, conductors and depot staff from a single fabric and colour family.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsCourier and logistics companies in Greece order polo shirts, cargo trousers, softshell jackets and caps from us, usually with the company logo embroidered on the chest and back. We build trousers with reinforced seat and knee panels because that is where delivery drivers wear through first. Reflective piping is available for night routes.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsGreek rail and metro operators order blazers, shirts, trousers, waistcoats and overcoats in specified colourways with insignia. We produce graded size sets and pack by size band so a depot can issue directly to staff. Fabric is chosen for shape retention through repeated dry cleaning and daily wear.View details →
More than a service list
How We Execute Uniform Orders for Greece
Every Greek order runs through the same sequence: specification review, sample production, sample approval, bulk cutting, stitching, decoration, inspection and packing. The sample stage is the one buyers should not skip.
Strong summer sun fading dyed fabrics
Greek uniforms worn outdoors from May through September lose colour fast if the dye quality is poor. Security guards, delivery drivers and construction crews are the hardest hit because their garments are in direct sunlight for full shifts.
How we help: We use reactive-dyed fabrics with a colour-fastness rating of 4 or better on the grey scale, and we test a dyed swatch under UV exposure before committing a bulk roll. For outdoor roles we recommend darker shades or solution-dyed options that hold colour longer.
Repeated industrial laundering at high temperature
Greek hotels, hospitals and restaurants wash uniforms daily at 60 to 90 degrees Celsius. Cheap stitching and low-grade thread fail under that cycle, and garments start coming apart within a few months.
How we help: We stitch with high-tenacity polyester-core thread and bar-tack every stress point. Shrinkage is pre-tested on the fabric before cutting, so a garment that fits on delivery still fits after 50 wash cycles. Healthcare and hospitality orders get the highest wash-cycle specification.
Island deliveries with limited freight windows
Buyers on Crete, Rhodes, Corfu and the Cyclades cannot receive freight on demand. Miss a sailing and the next one may be a week away, which can leave a resort short of uniforms mid-season.
How we help: We plan island orders around the ferry schedule and ship to Piraeus early enough to catch the intended sailing. For seasonal resorts we recommend a single consolidated shipment before the season starts, plus a small air-freight buffer held for emergency replacements.
Early warning signs
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Signs You Need a New Uniform Manufacturer in Greece
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Uniforms fade within one season
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Seams split after repeated washing
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Sizes are inconsistent across the order
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Your supplier cannot repeat last year's order
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Lead times keep slipping past the season start
Clear starting points
What Uniform Manufacturing Costs for Greek Buyers
Typical 2026 pricing for custom uniform manufacturing depends on fabric, decoration and quantity. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run usually lands between 4.50 and 7.00 USD per unit before freight. A flame-resistant coverall with reflective tape runs 28 to 45 USD per unit. Embroidered logos add roughly 0.60 to 1.20 USD per garment depending on stitch count, while screen printing adds 0.30 to 0.80 USD. Freight from Karachi to Piraeus by sea is typically 1,200 to 2,400 USD per 20-foot container, which spreads across the order and drops the per-unit landed cost as volume rises. Orders below 500 pieces carry a higher per-unit cost because setup, sampling and cutting time are spread across fewer garments.
We quote within 24 hours of receiving your specification, and samples ship in about 7 working days. Bulk production runs 18 to 25 working days depending on quantity and decoration. Sea freight to Piraeus adds 18 to 24 days, air freight 4 to 6 days. Our production floor runs six days a week, and we handle urgent reorders on a priority schedule when capacity allows.
01Fabric type and weight
Standard poly-cotton sits at the low end, while flame-resistant aramid blends and high-visibility certified fabrics sit at the top. Heavier fabric weights above 300 GSM also cost more per metre, which pushes the per-unit price up on workwear and coveralls.
02Order quantity
Setup, sampling and cutting costs are fixed regardless of run size. A 2,000-piece order spreads those costs across four times as many garments as a 500-piece order, so the per-unit price drops noticeably as volume rises. Below 50 pieces per style we do not quote.
03Decoration method and complexity
A single-colour screen print is the cheapest decoration. Multi-colour embroidery with a detailed logo costs more because of stitch count and machine time. Per-garment monogramming for made-to-measure orders adds further cost since each item is handled individually.
We know the route
Navigating Greece for Deliveries and Collections
Our Greek customers are spread across the mainland and the islands, so we plan freight around the main port and road corridors rather than a single city. Piraeus is the primary entry point for sea freight, and from there road links run north to Thessaloniki and west to Patras. For island buyers, ferry routes out of Piraeus and Rafina determine when a consignment can realistically land. Buyers collecting directly usually meet us at the port or arrange a customs broker to forward the shipment onward.
Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos)
The main air freight gateway for urgent Greek reorders. Air shipments clear here and can be forwarded by road into central Athens or transferred to domestic flights for island destinations.
Acropolis of Athens
A central Athens orientation point. Buyers in the surrounding districts of Plaka, Monastiraki and Koukaki use it as a reference when giving delivery instructions for central city addresses.
White Tower of Thessaloniki
The waterfront landmark that anchors Thessaloniki's city centre. Deliveries to central and eastern Thessaloniki are usually routed along the coastal road that passes it.
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Syntagma and Kolonaki, Athens · Piraeus Port District · Thessaloniki City Centre · Heraklion, Crete
Reviews from Greece customers
What Greek Customers Say About Us
4.8★★★★★verified reviews
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“We ordered 900 shirts and trousers for our hotel staff across two properties. The sample arrived in a week, the fit was right, and the bulk order landed in Piraeus exactly when they said it would. What impressed me most was the size consistency. Every carton matched the size band label, so our housekeeping team issued uniforms without any sorting.”
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Dimitris P.Syntagma, Athens
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“Our clinic needed scrubs and tunics that could survive 90-degree washing without shrinking. A.G. Fabrics tested the fabric before cutting and sent us the shrinkage results. Eighteen months on, the garments still fit the same as the day they arrived. The only delay was customs clearance at Piraeus, which was out of their hands.”
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Eleni K.Thessaloniki City Centre
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“I run a security company and we needed 1,200 jackets with reflective trim and embroidered rank insignia before winter. They produced a sample in six days and shipped the full order in 22 working days. The embroidery is clean and the reflective tape is stitched properly, not glued. We have reordered twice since.”
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Nikos A.Piraeus Port District
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Regional Coverage Beyond Greece
01United StatesA major export market for us, with large-volume orders that often share production scheduling with Greek runs.↗02United KingdomA steady buyer of hospitality and healthcare uniforms, frequently ordering from the same fabric families as our Greek customers.↗03GermanyStrong demand for industrial workwear and high-visibility garments, often produced alongside Greek construction orders.↗04FranceHospitality and corporate uniform buyers who order in similar volumes and specifications to Greek hotel groups.↗
Greece Custom Uniform Manufacturer FAQ
FAQs About Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Greece
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Call +923007674374 →Typical 2026 pricing runs 4.50 to 7.00 USD per unit for a basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run, and 28 to 45 USD for a flame-resistant coverall with reflective tape. Embroidered logos add 0.60 to 1.20 USD per garment. Sea freight from Karachi to Piraeus adds 1,200 to 2,400 USD per container, which spreads across the order and lowers the per-unit landed cost at higher volumes.
Bulk production takes 18 to 25 working days after sample approval, and the sample itself ships in about 7 working days. Sea freight to Piraeus adds 18 to 24 days, while air freight lands in Athens in 4 to 6 days. For a full sea-freight order, plan on roughly 8 to 10 weeks from specification to delivery in Greece.
Yes. We produce high-visibility garments to EN ISO 20471 class requirements and flame-resistant workwear to EN ISO 11612, using certified fabric with test documentation supplied per batch. Greek construction, port and oil and gas contractors order these regularly. Tell us the class or standard level you need and we match it in the sample stage.
Yes. Island orders ship by sea freight into Piraeus, then transfer by ferry to Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, the Cyclades and the Dodecanese. We plan island consignments around the ferry schedule so they catch the intended sailing. For urgent mid-season gaps we can air-freight to Athens and arrange onward transfer to the island.
The minimum is 50 pieces per style. Below that, setup, sampling and cutting costs are spread across too few garments to make the per-unit price sensible. Most Greek buyers order between 200 and 2,000 pieces per style, and multi-site operations often consolidate several styles into one shipment to reduce freight cost.
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