Tanjung Priok Port, Jakarta
Indonesia's busiest seaport and the main clearance point for our Jakarta-bound consignments. Knowing its congestion patterns helps us plan sailing dates and buffer delivery windows for buyers in Greater Jakarta.
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Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Indonesia for Bulk and OEM Programs
A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Indonesia supplying bulk and made-to-measure uniform programs from our Faisalabad, Punjab facility. We cut, stitch, embroider and finish workwear, healthcare scrubs, school sets, security and hospitality uniforms for Indonesian buyers, then ship FOB Karachi or by air to Jakarta, Surabaya and Batam. Every order runs through sampling first, so you approve the fabric, fit and logo before we cut bulk.
30Years in uniform trade
21 daysBulk order lead time
100 pcsMinimum order quantity
Services available in Indonesia
Uniform Manufacturing Services Available to Indonesia Buyers
Every service below runs from our Faisalabad facility and ships to Indonesian ports and airports. Whether you need a single style sampled before a tender, or a full OEM program with your own label sewn in, the workflow is the same: pattern, sample, approval, bulk cut, stitch, finish, export. Indonesian buyers typically start with a 100-piece trial order, then scale once the size chart proves out.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingCustom uniform manufacturing for Indonesian buyers covers the full build: pattern drafting, fabric selection, cutting, stitching and finishing. We produce workwear, scrubs, school sets and corporate uniforms from 100 pieces upward. Jakarta and Surabaya importers usually request poly-cotton blends at 180-220 GSM for tropical wear. Every style gets a sealed sample before bulk cutting begins.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply suits Indonesian distributors and large employers ordering 1,000 to 20,000 pieces per style. We hold stock fabric in navy, black, khaki and white, which cuts lead time to 21 days for repeat orders. Wholesale pricing tiers start at 500 pieces and drop again at 2,000. Consignments ship FOB Karachi with packing lists in Bahasa Indonesia on request.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingOEM and private label uniform manufacturing lets Indonesian brands sell our production under their own label. We sew in your woven labels, print your care tags, and pack in branded polybags. Minimum runs start at 300 pieces per style. Your artwork stays confidential, and we never resell a private pattern to another buyer. This suits Jakarta distributors supplying hospitals, hotels and security firms.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringCustom uniform stitching and tailoring handles the cut-and-sew work for buyers who already hold fabric or need a specific fit block. We stitch chef coats, blazers, security tunics and clinical scrubs to your measurements. Indonesian hospitality clients often need slim-fit restaurant vests that standard sizing misses. Turnaround runs 14 to 18 days for stitching-only orders.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure uniform manufacturing builds garments to individual body measurements rather than size bands. This suits airline crew, hotel front-desk teams and corporate staff where fit shows. We collect measurement sheets from your Indonesia team, cut to spec, and label each garment by name. Minimum 50 pieces per style. Reorders match the original measurement file exactly.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentUniform design and pattern development turns a concept into a production-ready pattern. We draft blocks for coveralls, tunics, scrub sets and blazers, then grade across your size range. Indonesian buyers often need tropical-fit patterns with shorter sleeves and lighter lining. Pattern files stay on record for future reorders. Development takes 7 to 10 days before sampling.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentUniform sampling and prototype development produces the physical sample you approve before bulk cutting. We build one to three prototypes per style, ship them to Indonesia by courier, and adjust until you sign off. Sample cost is credited against the bulk order at 1,000 pieces. Most Indonesian buyers receive samples within 12 days of pattern approval.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyUniform fabric sourcing and wholesale supply covers poly-cotton, twill, ripstop, drill and flame-resistant cloth. We stock 40-plus fabric options and can source specific GSM or color matches for Indonesian orders. Tropical-weight 180-200 GSM blends move fastest for hospitality and healthcare. Fabric-only orders ship in 10 days. Mill certificates come with every consignment.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCustom uniform cutting uses layer cutting and die cutting for high-volume styles. Indonesian bulk orders of 5,000 pieces and above run on automated spreaders for consistent panel dimensions. Marker efficiency is planned to reduce fabric waste, which lowers your per-piece cost. Cut panels are bundled and labeled by size before stitching begins.View details →
Stitching and FinishingStitching and finishing covers assembly, bartack reinforcement, buttonholing, pressing and final inspection. We reinforce stress points on coveralls and work trousers, which matters for Indonesian mining and construction clients. Every garment passes a needle-detection check before packing. Finishing includes thread trimming, folding and polybag packing for export.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingLogo embroidery and monogramming places your brand on chest, sleeve, back or collar. We run multi-head machines handling up to 12 colors, with digitizing included. Indonesian hotel and security clients often need embroidered epaulettes and name badges. Embroidery holds up through 50-plus industrial washes when stitched on the right backing.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingScreen printing and heat transfer printing suit large chest logos, back prints and reflective branding. Screen printing works best on cotton and poly-cotton above 180 GSM. Heat transfer suits small detailed logos on performance fabrics. Indonesian sports and event uniform orders often combine both methods on one garment. Print samples are approved before bulk run.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingIndustrial workwear and coverall manufacturing builds garments for palm oil, mining and factory crews across Indonesia. We produce one-piece coveralls, two-piece work sets and bib overalls in 240-300 GSM drill. Reinforced knees, triple-stitched seams and reflective piping come standard on field specs. Orders ship in 21 to 28 days depending on volume.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHigh-visibility safety uniform manufacturing produces vests, jackets and coveralls with reflective tape meeting EN ISO 20471 class 2 and 3. Indonesian construction and port clients order fluorescent yellow and orange in bulk. Tape is stitched, not glued, so it survives repeated washing. We test retro-reflectivity on sample batches before bulk approval.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFlame-resistant and fire-resistant workwear uses treated cotton and aramid blends for oil, gas and petrochemical crews. Indonesian refinery and offshore contractors specify FR coveralls with reflective trim. We stitch with FR thread and use FR buttons and zippers throughout. Fabric certificates accompany every FR consignment. Lead time runs 28 to 35 days.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingHealthcare and medical uniform manufacturing covers scrub sets, lab coats, nursing tunics and patient gowns. Indonesian private hospitals and clinics order antimicrobial poly-cotton in teal, navy and ceil blue. We build with concealed zips and reinforced pocket corners for daily clinical wear. Scrub sets ship in 18 to 21 days for 500-piece orders.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool and educational uniform manufacturing supplies Indonesian schools with shirts, trousers, skirts, pinafores and sports kits. The July intake drives most orders, so we schedule capacity from March onward. We produce in batik-print and solid-color options depending on school policy. Size ranges cover ages 5 to 18 with growth-friendly cuts. Bulk runs start at 300 pieces per style.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingCorporate and office uniform manufacturing builds shirts, blazers, trousers and skirts for Indonesian banks, telcos and retail chains. We match Pantone colors on request and embroider company logos on chest or cuff. Slim and regular fit blocks are both available. Orders of 200 to 5,000 pieces ship in 21 to 25 days. Fabric swatches go out before production.View details →
HospitalityHospitality uniform production covers front-desk, housekeeping, F&B and concierge garments for Indonesian hotels and resorts. Bali and Jakarta properties typically order lightweight poly-viscose that holds shape in humidity. We produce vests, tunics, aprons and tailored blazers with embroidered logos. Batik-accented trim is available for local design cues. Reorders match the original pattern file.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsHotel and restaurant uniforms include chef coats, kitchen trousers, waiter vests, aprons and hostess dresses. Indonesian F&B groups order stain-resistant poly-cotton that handles daily commercial laundering. Chef coats come in single and double-breasted styles with breathable back panels. We embroider restaurant logos on chest and sleeve. Orders of 150 pieces and up ship in 18 days.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsSecurity guard and private security uniforms cover shirts, trousers, berets, epaulettes and reflective vests. Indonesian security firms order navy, black and khaki with embroidered company badges. We reinforce shoulder seams and belt loops for daily duty wear. Badge and rank insignia are stitched, not printed. Bulk orders of 500 pieces ship in 21 days.View details →
MilitaryMilitary uniform production covers combat trousers, field shirts, caps and utility jackets in ripstop and twill. We work to buyer-supplied specs and color standards, including camouflage prints. Indonesian orders typically require strict size grading and reinforced stress points. Every batch passes dimensional inspection before packing. Production runs to agreed delivery windows.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingPolice and government uniform manufacturing supplies shirts, trousers, tunics and ceremonial wear to buyer specification. Indonesian government tenders usually require documented fabric GSM, colorfastness and stitch density. We provide test reports with each consignment. Rank insignia, epaulettes and buttons are fitted to your pattern. Production schedules align to tender delivery dates.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingAirline and aviation uniform manufacturing builds crew blazers, dresses, shirts and scarves to airline brand standards. Indonesian carriers often need made-to-measure fits for cabin crew and ground teams. We match Pantone colors and embroider wings and logos precisely. Fabrics are selected for stretch and wrinkle recovery on long shifts. Orders ship in 25 to 30 days.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingAirport ground staff uniform manufacturing covers hi-vis vests, polo shirts, cargo trousers and weather jackets. Indonesian airport ramp crews need breathable hi-vis for tropical heat plus reflective tape for night shifts. We produce to EN ISO 20471 class 2 as standard. Logos are embroidered or heat-transferred per airline spec. Bulk orders ship in 21 days.View details →
ConstructionConstruction uniform production supplies hi-vis shirts, cargo trousers, coveralls and safety vests for Indonesian project sites. We build with reinforced knees, tool pockets and triple-stitched seams. Reflective tape meets class 2 and 3 requirements. Fabric weights run 240 to 300 GSM for durability on site. Orders of 1,000 pieces ship in 24 days.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearOil and gas workwear covers FR coveralls, FR shirts and FR trousers for Indonesian refinery and offshore operations. We use aramid-blend and treated-cotton fabrics with FR thread, buttons and zippers. Reflective trim is fitted to client spec. Fabric certificates and wash-test data ship with each order. Lead time runs 28 to 35 days.View details →
TransportTransport uniform production supplies drivers, conductors and depot staff with shirts, trousers, jackets and caps. Indonesian logistics fleets order poly-cotton in navy and grey with embroidered company logos. We reinforce seat-contact areas on trousers for daily vehicle wear. Reflective piping is available for night-shift crews. Bulk orders ship in 21 days.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsDriver and logistics uniforms cover polo shirts, cargo trousers, softshell jackets and caps for Indonesian fleets. We build with stretch panels at the waist and reinforced pocket edges. Embroidered logos and driver name patches are fitted on request. Fabric is chosen for breathability in stop-start traffic. Orders of 300 pieces ship in 18 days.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsRailway and metro staff uniforms supply station staff, guards and maintenance crews with shirts, trousers, blazers and hi-vis vests. Indonesian rail operators need durable poly-wool blends for formal roles and hi-vis for track crews. We match operator color standards and embroider logos and rank badges. Orders ship in 25 days. Reorders match original patterns.View details →
More than a service list
How We Execute Uniform Manufacturing for Indonesia Orders
Running a uniform program from Faisalabad to Indonesia is a logistics job as much as a stitching job. We plan around your intake dates: school orders land before the July term, hospitality orders before high season, and
Tropical humidity shortens garment life
Uniforms worn in Jakarta and Surabaya humidity break down faster at seams and collars. Standard cotton blends can shrink or fade within months of daily wash cycles.
How we help: We specify poly-cotton blends at 65/35 for tropical orders, pre-shrink fabric before cutting, and use colorfast dyes tested to 4-5 on the grey scale. Seams are triple-stitched at stress points so humidity-driven wear does not split them.
Customs clearance delays at Indonesian ports
Missing or mismatched export documents can hold a consignment at Tanjung Priok for days, which pushes back your rollout date and racks up demurrage.
How we help: We prepare a full document pack with every shipment: commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and mill certificates where relevant. Documents are checked against your import permit before the container leaves Karachi, so clearance runs clean.
Size charts drifting between reorders
When a second batch comes in a half-size off the first, staff end up with uniforms that do not fit and you absorb the replacement cost.
How we help: We keep your approved pattern file and measurement spec on record. Reorders cut from the same block, same fabric, same grading. Before shipping, we measure a sample garment from the batch against the original spec sheet and log the numbers.
Early warning signs
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Signs You Need a New Uniform Manufacturer in Indonesia
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Reorders arrive a half-size off
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Embroidery cracks after 20 washes
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Fabric fades or shrinks within months
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Lead times keep slipping past your intake
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Customs holds your consignment
Clear starting points
Uniform Manufacturing Pricing for Indonesia Orders
Typical 2026 pricing for uniform manufacturing shipped to Indonesia runs from about USD 4.50 to USD 12.00 per piece for standard poly-cotton work shirts and trousers, and USD 9.00 to USD 22.00 for coveralls, blazers and FR garments. Bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply pricing drops at 500, 1,000 and 2,000-piece tiers, so a 2,000-piece order can land 15 to 25 percent cheaper per unit than a 300-piece run. Fabric choice moves the number most: 180 GSM poly-cotton sits at the low end, while 300 GSM drill or aramid-blend FR fabric pushes cost up. Embroidery, screen printing and made-to-measure fitting add per-piece charges. Freight to Tanjung Priok or Tanjung Perak is quoted separately based on volume and sailing schedule.
Our export desk answers Indonesian inquiries Sunday through Friday, 9am to 6pm PKT, which overlaps with Jakarta business hours. Sample sets ship by courier in 12 days from pattern approval. Bulk production runs 21 to 28 days depending on style and volume, then 5 to 7 days by air or 18 to 24 days by sea. For school orders tied to the July intake, we recommend confirming by March to lock capacity.
01Fabric weight and type
Standard 180-200 GSM poly-cotton is the lowest-cost option and suits hospitality, healthcare and corporate wear. Moving to 240-300 GSM drill for industrial coveralls adds roughly 20 to 35 percent to the per-piece cost. FR aramid blends can double the fabric cost, which is why oil and gas orders price higher.
02Order volume tier
We price in tiers at 100, 500, 1,000 and 2,000 pieces. Cutting and setup costs spread across a larger run, so a 2,000-piece order typically lands 15 to 25 percent cheaper per unit than a 300-piece order of the same style. Sample costs are credited back at 1,000 pieces.
03Branding method and placement
Embroidered chest logos add a modest per-piece charge; large back prints or multi-position branding cost more. Reflective tape on hi-vis garments and FR-compliant trims add material cost. Complex logos with many colors take longer to digitize and stitch, which shows up in the unit price.
We know the route
Navigating Indonesia for Uniform Deliveries and Buyer Meetings
Our export desk works with Indonesian freight forwarders and importers, so we know the routes that matter. Most consignments clear at Tanjung Priok in Jakarta or Tanjung Perak in Surabaya, then move by truck to the buyer's warehouse or directly to site. For sample approvals and buyer meetings, we coordinate with agents in Jakarta and Surabaya and ship samples by courier to offices near the main business districts. Knowing the port, airport and industrial estate geography keeps our delivery windows realistic.
Tanjung Perak Port, Surabaya
The primary port for East Java and a common entry point for orders heading to Surabaya industrial estates and onward to Kalimantan and Sulawesi. We route sea freight here for eastern Indonesia buyers.
Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Jakarta
The main air freight gateway for urgent uniform orders, including sample sets and short-lead school or hospitality runs. Air shipments clear here in 5 to 7 days from dispatch.
Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali
Air freight entry point for Bali hospitality orders that cannot wait for sea transit. Useful for sample approvals and small seasonal top-up runs before high season.
Primary Indonesia response zone
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Jakarta Pusat · Surabaya Industrial Estate Rungkut · Batamindo Industrial Park · Kuta and Nusa Dua, Bali
Reviews from Indonesia customers
What Indonesian Buyers Say About Our Uniforms
4.8★★★★★verified reviews
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“We ordered 1,200 hospitality uniforms for five hotels and the size chart held perfectly across the whole batch. The batik trim detail matched our brand brief exactly. Embroidery has survived a full season of commercial laundering without cracking. Reorder came through on the same pattern with no fit surprises.”
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Budi S.Jakarta Pusat
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“Our plant was burning through coveralls every six months. A.G. Fabrics switched us to heavier drill with reinforced knees and the difference is obvious. Fourteen months in and the seams are still holding. The trial batch before bulk gave us confidence to commit to 3,000 pieces.”
SR
Siti R.Rungkut, Surabaya
Verified★★★★★
“Tight deadline before a new shift line started, and they shipped 2,500 sets in 21 days. Packing lists came in Bahasa Indonesia and were broken down by production line, which saved our warehouse team a full day of sorting. Top-up order went through without any back-and-forth.”
AP
Andi P.Batamindo, Batam
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Regional Coverage From Our Faisalabad Base
01United StatesMajor export market for our industrial and healthcare uniforms; ships from Karachi to US ports in 28 to 35 days.↗02United KingdomSteady buyer base for corporate and hospitality uniforms; sea freight to Felixstowe and Southampton in 24 to 30 days.↗03GermanyIndustrial and FR workwear demand; ships to Hamburg and Bremerhaven in 26 to 32 days.↗04FranceHospitality and healthcare uniform programs; sea freight to Le Havre in 26 to 32 days.↗
Indonesia Custom Uniform Manufacturer FAQ
FAQs About Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Indonesia
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Call +923007674374 →Typical 2026 pricing runs USD 4.50 to USD 12.00 per piece for standard poly-cotton work shirts and trousers, and USD 9.00 to USD 22.00 for coveralls, blazers and FR garments. Volume tiers at 500, 1,000 and 2,000 pieces reduce the unit price by 15 to 25 percent. Freight to Tanjung Priok or Tanjung Perak is quoted separately.
Our minimum order quantity is 100 pieces per style for standard production. OEM and private label uniform manufacturing starts at 300 pieces per style because of label and packaging setup. Made-to-measure programs start at 50 pieces. Most Indonesian importers begin with a 100 to 300-piece trial, then scale to 1,000 or more once the size chart is approved.
Production runs 21 to 28 days for most styles, then 18 to 24 days by sea to Tanjung Priok or Tanjung Perak, or 5 to 7 days by air to Soekarno-Hatta or Ngurah Rai. FR and hi-vis orders take 28 to 35 days in production. Sampling adds about 12 days before bulk starts. Plan school and hospitality orders around these windows.
Yes. School and educational uniform manufacturing is one of our busiest programs for Indonesia. We recommend confirming your order by March so sampling, bulk production and sea freight all complete before the July term starts. We produce shirts, trousers, skirts, pinafores and sports kits in batik-print and solid-color options, with size ranges covering ages 5 to 18.
Yes. We manufacture FR coveralls, shirts and trousers using aramid-blend and treated-cotton fabrics with FR thread, buttons and zippers. Hi-vis garments meet EN ISO 20471 class 2 and 3 with stitched reflective tape. Fabric certificates and wash-test data ship with every FR consignment. Lead time runs 28 to 35 days, so order by October for a January site start.
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