As a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Japan, A.G. Fabrics handles bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply for companies that need consistent sizing, repeatable fabric quality and on-time delivery. We have been cutting, stitching and finishing uniforms since 1996 from our Faisalabad, Punjab facility, and we ship to Japan on fixed production schedules. Send us your sizes, logo files and fabric preference, and we will quote the full run.
Japan buyers usually come to us with a finished spec and a delivery window, so most of our work starts at sampling and ends at a shipped carton. If you are sourcing a custom uniform manufacturer for a Japan-based team, the fastest route is to send your size grid and logo files with the first enquiry. We will tell you which fabrics are in stock, what the sample timeline looks like, and where your order sits in the production queue.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe build custom uniforms to your spec sheet, from fabric selection through final inspection. Japan orders typically run 100 to 5,000 pieces per style, with size grids supplied by the client or built by our pattern team. Every run gets a pre-production sample before bulk cutting starts.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk runs for Japan clients start at 50 pieces per style and scale to container volume. We hold fabric lots on file so reorders match the original shade, and we ship on fixed schedules tied to your fiscal-year or seasonal staff intake. Wholesale pricing applies from the first confirmed order.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingFor Japan brands and distributors, we manufacture under your label with your woven tags, care labels and packaging. Your artwork stays confidential, and we do not produce the same style for another buyer in your market. MOQ for private label starts at 300 pieces per style.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringOur stitching floor handles industrial lockstitch, overlock, flat-fell and bar-tack work. Japan orders often specify reinforced stress points at pocket corners and belt loops, which we bar-tack as standard. Stitch density is set per your spec, usually 10 to 12 stitches per inch.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor Japan clients with mixed body sizes across a team, we cut to individual measurements rather than a standard grid. This suits hospitality, aviation and security teams where fit affects how the uniform looks on the floor. Measurement charts are collected once and stored for reorders.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentIf you have a design concept but no pattern, our team develops the block, grades it across your size range and produces a tech pack. Japan buyers usually want grading confirmed across at least five sizes before bulk cutting. Pattern blocks stay on file for future reorders.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentWe produce pre-production samples in 7 to 10 days for most Japan orders. You approve fabric, colour, fit and logo placement before we cut bulk. Sample cost is credited against the bulk order once production is confirmed. Revision rounds are included up to two per style.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source poly-cotton twill, 100% cotton, ripstop, FR-treated fabric and high-visibility polyester in the weights Japan buyers request, usually 180 to 280 GSM. Fabric can be supplied as part of a finished-goods order or as wholesale yardage. Stock availability is confirmed before we quote a delivery date.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingBulk cutting runs on straight-knife and die-cut tables with marker planning to reduce waste. For Japan orders we cut to the size grid you supply and bundle by size for the stitching line. Marker efficiency is tracked per style so fabric cost stays predictable across reorders.View details →
Stitching and FinishingFinishing covers trimming, thread cleaning, pressing, folding and polybagging to your packing spec. Japan clients often ask for individual polybags with size stickers and carton labels in a set format. We inspect every piece before packing and pull any piece that fails the check.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingOur embroidery machines handle left-chest logos, back panels, sleeve patches and name monogramming. Japan orders commonly include individual staff names, which we run as a separate stitch file per name. Thread colours are matched to your brand code before the run starts.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingScreen printing suits larger back and chest graphics; heat transfer suits small multi-colour logos and numbers. For Japan orders we test print on the actual garment fabric before the full run so the ink cures correctly. Wash testing is done on the first printed piece.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingCoveralls, work shirts, work trousers and bib overalls built for plant and warehouse use. Japan orders often specify reinforced knees, double-stitched inseams and utility pockets. Fabric weights run 240 to 280 GSM for durability through repeated industrial washing.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHigh-vis vests, jackets and shirts with reflective tape positioned to your required standard. Japan buyers specify tape width and placement, usually 50mm tape in a horizontal-vertical pattern. We confirm tape grade and colour before production starts.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFR coveralls, jackets and trousers for oil, gas and industrial clients. Fabric is sourced with the FR certification documentation your safety team needs. Japan orders usually require the certificate to travel with the shipment, which we arrange at packing stage.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingScrubs, lab coats, nursing tunics and patient gowns in easy-care poly-cotton blends. Japan healthcare orders typically need colour-coded sets by department and consistent sizing across large staff numbers. We hold the colour codes on file for reorders.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool blazers, shirts, trousers, skirts and sports kits built to a school's own colour and crest. Japan school orders usually arrive before the academic intake, so production slots fill months ahead. We keep the crest embroidery file on record for replacement pieces.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingOffice shirts, blazers, trousers and suiting for corporate teams that need a consistent front-desk look. Japan corporate orders often mix sizes across departments, so we cut to a full size grid. Fabric is chosen for all-day wear and repeated laundering.View details →
HospitalityFront-of-house and back-of-house uniforms for hotels, restaurants and catering teams. Japan hospitality orders usually need chef coats, aprons, service shirts and trousers in matching colourways. We build the set so every piece reads as one uniform family.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsConcierge blazers, housekeeping tunics, chef jackets and waiter waistcoats built for daily wear. Japan hotel orders often specify stain-resistant finishes for kitchen and housekeeping roles. We match trims and buttons across the full set so replacements blend in.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsGuard shirts, trousers, jackets, caps and epaulettes built for a sharp, consistent site presence. Japan security orders usually need rank insignia and badge placement stitched to a fixed position. We hold the placement spec on file so every reorder matches.View details →
MilitaryUtility uniforms, trousers, jackets and field shirts built to a specified cut and colour. Japan orders in this category arrive with detailed measurement and finish requirements. We produce to the supplied spec and inspect each piece against it before packing.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingService shirts, trousers, jackets and formal pieces for government and police departments. Japan orders typically require strict colour matching across large runs and consistent insignia placement. We keep approved colour swatches on file for future batches.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingCabin crew blazers, dresses, shirts, scarves and ground staff sets built for a polished public-facing look. Japan aviation orders often mix tailored fits with easy-care fabrics for long shifts. We cut to individual measurements where the client supplies them.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingRamp, check-in and baggage-handling uniforms built for outdoor shifts and repeated washing. Japan ground staff orders usually need high-visibility elements on airside roles. We build the set so airside and terminal staff read as one team.View details →
ConstructionSite trousers, work shirts, jackets and coveralls with reinforced stress points for heavy daily use. Japan construction orders often specify knee-pad pockets and tool loops. Fabric is chosen for abrasion resistance rather than appearance alone.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearFR coveralls, jackets and trousers for refinery, terminal and offshore support roles. Japan oil and gas orders require FR documentation with the shipment and strict colour coding by role. We confirm fabric certification before cutting starts.View details →
TransportDriver shirts, jackets and trousers for fleet, bus and freight operators. Japan transport orders usually need a clean, uniform look across depots with easy replacement of single pieces. We keep the style on file so replacements match the original run.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsWarehouse and delivery uniforms built for movement, including polo shirts, cargo trousers and softshell jackets. Japan logistics orders often need size ranges that cover a wide staff spread. We grade the pattern across the full range before cutting.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsStation staff blazers, shirts, trousers, waistcoats and caps built for a formal public-facing standard. Japan rail orders usually specify precise insignia and button placement. We hold the approved placement spec so every batch matches.View details →
Every Japan order follows the same path: spec review, fabric confirmation, sample, approval, bulk cutting, stitching, finishing and shipment. We confirm fabric availability before quoting a delivery date, because a date
Japan buyers expect the 2027 reorder to match the 2026 run exactly, which fails if fabric is sourced from a different dye lot each time.
How we help: We keep approved fabric swatches and dye-lot records on file for every Japan order. Before a reorder is cut, we pull the original swatch and match the new lot against it. If the match is off, we tell you before cutting rather than after shipping.
Japan orders often arrive with a full size grid and tight measurement tolerances, so a pattern that drifts between sizes shows up immediately on the floor.
How we help: We grade the pattern across your full size range and check the first piece of each size against the grid before the line runs. Any size that falls outside tolerance gets re-cut before bulk stitching continues.
Most Japan uniform orders land before a fixed intake date, and a late shipment means staff start without uniforms.
How we help: We book production slots against your intake date and confirm fabric before we commit. If a fabric delay threatens the date, we tell you early and offer an in-stock alternative rather than letting the order slip silently.
Staff uniforms look mismatched across departments
Reorders no longer match the original shade
Sizing is inconsistent within the same size label
Current supplier keeps missing delivery dates
Logo work is fading or peeling after washing
Typical 2026 pricing for a Japan uniform order depends on fabric, style count and quantity. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run usually lands in the mid-range per piece, while FR coveralls and tailored blazers sit higher because of fabric cost and construction time. Embroidery and screen printing are quoted per logo position, and individual name monogramming adds a small per-piece charge. Bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply pricing improves as quantity rises, so a 1,000-piece run costs less per piece than a 200-piece run of the same style. We quote the full run in writing, including fabric, cutting, stitching, finishing, logo work and packing, so there are no surprise line items after you approve.
We run production six days a week from our Faisalabad, Punjab facility and quote Japan orders within one working day of receiving a spec sheet. Sample production takes 7 to 10 days, and bulk runs typically ship in 25 to 40 days after sample approval. If your intake date is fixed, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm whether the slot is available before you commit.
Poly-cotton twill at 180 GSM costs less per metre than 280 GSM ripstop or FR-treated fabric. Japan orders that specify certification, such as OEKO-TEX or EN ISO 11612, sit higher because the fabric itself carries a higher cost and documentation.
Cutting and setup costs spread across the run, so a 1,000-piece order costs less per piece than a 200-piece order of the same style. Japan buyers who consolidate styles into one production slot usually get a better per-piece rate.
A single left-chest embroidery logo is straightforward. Multiple logo positions, individual name monogramming, or multi-colour screen printing add time and cost per piece. We quote each logo position separately so you can see the difference.
We do not run a delivery van in Japan, but we do know how Japan orders move. Most shipments land at major ports and clear into a client's nominated warehouse, so our job is to get the carton labelling, packing list and documentation right the first time. When a Japan buyer references a landmark to describe their location, it usually helps us confirm the delivery zone and the receiving hours. Below are the reference points that come up most often when we plan Japan shipments.
Tokyo Station is the central rail hub for the Marunouchi and Yaesu districts and a common reference point for corporate offices nearby. When a Japan buyer names it, we use it to confirm the delivery zone and receiving hours for that area.
Tokyo Skytree sits in Sumida and is a clear reference point for the eastern Tokyo districts. Buyers in that area often use it to describe their location when confirming a warehouse or office delivery address.
Osaka Castle is a central landmark in Osaka and a useful orientation point for the surrounding commercial districts. It helps us confirm which side of the city a delivery address falls on when planning a shipment.
Nagoya Castle anchors the central Nagoya area and is a common reference for nearby business and industrial addresses. We use it to confirm the delivery zone when a buyer describes their location by proximity to it.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Marunouchi, Tokyo · Shinagawa, Tokyo · Namba, Osaka · Sakae, Nagoya
“We ordered 1,200 office shirts across six sizes and needed the shade to match a run from two years earlier. A.G. Fabrics pulled their original swatch and matched it. The sample arrived in nine days and the bulk order shipped in just over a month. Every piece passed our inspection.”
Kenji T.Marunouchi, Tokyo
Verified“We run 14 restaurant venues and needed chef coats, aprons and service shirts in colour-coded sets. The team built one uniform family across all three styles and ran a separate embroidery file for each venue logo. Everything arrived in one shipment and the sets were correct.”
Aiko M.Namba, Osaka
Verified“Our plant needed 800 FR coveralls with certification paperwork travelling with the shipment. A.G. Fabrics confirmed the fabric certification before cutting and enclosed the certificate in the carton. The coveralls held up well through repeated industrial washing, and we reordered the same style.”
Hiroshi S.Sakae, Nagoya
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Typical 2026 pricing depends on fabric, style count and quantity. A basic poly-cotton work shirt in a 500-piece run sits in the mid-range per piece, while FR coveralls and tailored blazers cost more because of fabric and construction time. Logo work is quoted per position, and name monogramming adds a small per-piece charge. We quote the full run in writing so there are no surprise line items.
Our bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply runs start at 50 pieces per style. Private label and OEM orders start at 300 pieces per style, since those need your woven tags, care labels and packaging. If you are testing a new style, we can produce a sample first and credit the sample cost against the bulk order once production is confirmed.
Sample production takes 7 to 10 days for most styles. Once you approve the sample, bulk production and finishing typically run 25 to 40 days before the order ships, depending on style count and quantity. If your intake date is fixed, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm whether the production slot is available before you commit.
Yes, if we produced the original order. We keep approved fabric swatches and dye-lot records on file for every Japan order, so a reorder can be matched against the original swatch before cutting. If the new fabric lot does not match closely enough, we tell you before cutting rather than after the shipment arrives.
Yes. We manufacture high-visibility garments with reflective tape positioned to your required standard, and FR workwear with certification documentation that travels with the shipment. For both categories we confirm tape grade, fabric certification and placement before production starts, so the finished garment matches the standard your safety team requires.
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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