A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Kenya supplying bulk workwear, school uniforms and corporate sets from our Faisalabad, Punjab facility. We have been in the trade since 1996, so we know what Kenyan buyers need: consistent sizing across 500-piece runs, fabric that survives heat and repeated washing, and delivery that lands before your staff induction date. Send us your design or sample and we will quote the full order.
Kenya buyers order uniforms for three main reasons: new staff intake, contract renewal, or replacement of worn stock. Each one has a different timeline and a different budget. We handle all three from our Faisalabad facility, shipping to Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru and Eldoret. Whether you need 200 school shirts or 2,000 industrial coveralls, the process is the same: design, sample, approve, produce, ship.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe manufacture custom uniforms for Kenya buyers from scratch: you send the design or reference sample, we source the fabric, cut, stitch and finish the full run. Most orders land between 500 and 5,000 pieces. We keep your pattern on file for reorders so the second batch matches the first.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyKenya security firms, schools and hotels order in bulk because per-piece pricing drops sharply above 1,000 units. We run bulk production on dedicated lines, which means your 3,000-piece order does not get bumped by smaller jobs. Wholesale pricing applies from 500 pieces upward.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you sell uniforms under your own brand in Kenya, we manufacture to your label. You provide the branding, we handle production, tagging and packaging. Your customers never see our name. We have run private label orders for Kenyan distributors supplying schools and security companies across the country.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringNot every Kenya order is a full production run. We stitch smaller batches, replacement sets and custom-fit pieces for clients who need 50 to 200 units. Same fabric, same stitching standard, shorter lead time. Useful for hotels replacing worn front-desk sets or schools adding a new year group.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor Kenya clients with staff across a wide size range, we cut to individual measurements rather than standard S-XXL. This suits airline crews, hotel management and corporate offices where fit matters. You send the measurement sheet, we cut each piece to spec and label it with the wearer's name.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentKenya buyers often have a rough idea but no technical drawing. We turn sketches, photos or competitor samples into production-ready patterns with seam specs, fabric recommendations and size grading. This step catches problems before cutting begins, which saves money on the full run.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentWe send physical samples to Kenya before production starts. You see the actual fabric, stitching, colour and logo placement. Sample turnaround is seven days for most designs. Nothing goes into full production until you approve the sample in writing. This is how we avoid 3,000-piece mistakes.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyKenya's climate varies from coastal humidity in Mombasa to cold highland mornings in Eldoret. We source poly-cotton, cotton twill, ripstop, hi-vis polyester and flame-resistant fabric to match your region. Fabric is tested for colourfastness and shrinkage before it goes to the cutting table.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCutting accuracy decides whether a 2,000-piece Kenya order fits consistently. We use layered cutting with pattern markers that maximise fabric use and keep every piece identical. Size grading follows your spec sheet, not a generic chart. Off-spec pieces get pulled before stitching.View details →
Stitching and FinishingEvery Kenya order goes through stitching, seam inspection, thread trimming, pressing and folding before packing. We check bar-tacks on stress points like pocket corners and belt loops. Finished uniforms are packed by size and labelled so your Kenya warehouse can distribute without sorting.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingKenya security companies, hotels and corporates need logo embroidery that survives industrial washing. We embroider chest badges, sleeve logos, name patches and epaulettes. Stitch counts run from 3,000 to 12,000 depending on detail. We send a stitch-out sample before running the full batch.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingFor Kenya school sports kits, event uniforms and promotional workwear, screen printing is faster and cheaper than embroidery. We print up to six colours per design. Heat transfer suits small text and fine detail. Both methods are tested for wash durability before we commit the full run.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingKenya's construction, manufacturing and oil and gas sectors need coveralls that hold up to daily wear. We manufacture one-piece coveralls, two-piece workwear sets and bib-and-brace combinations in heavy cotton and poly-cotton. Reinforced knees, elasticated backs and multiple pockets come standard on most designs.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingKenya road contractors, warehouse operators and airport ground crews need hi-vis that meets safety standards. We manufacture vests, jackets and shirts with reflective tape positioned to EN ISO 20471 layout. Tape is tested for reflectivity after 25 wash cycles. Colours are fluorescent yellow, orange and lime.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearKenya oil and gas, welding and electrical contractors order flame-resistant coveralls and shirts. We use treated cotton and aramid-blend fabrics that self-extinguish. Garments carry reflective tape and FR thread throughout. Every batch ships with fabric certification so your Kenya safety officer has the paperwork.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingKenya hospitals, clinics and labs order scrubs, lab coats, nursing tunics and theatre sets. We use easy-care poly-cotton that withstands repeated high-temperature washing. Colours are coded by department if you need it. Most Kenya healthcare orders run between 200 and 1,500 pieces.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingKenya schools order uniforms on fixed term dates, which means the production window is tight. We manufacture shirts, trousers, skirts, sweaters, blazers and sports kits. Sizing runs from age 4 to adult. We keep your school's pattern and colour on file so next year's order matches without re-sampling.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingKenya banks, telecoms and corporate offices order branded shirts, blazers, trousers and skirts for front-desk and field staff. We match your brand colours to Pantone references and embroider or print logos to your spec. Orders typically run 100 to 800 pieces per department.View details →
HospitalityKenya's hospitality sector runs on presentation. We manufacture chef jackets, front-desk tunics, housekeeping uniforms and waiter sets for hotels, lodges and restaurants. Fabrics are chosen for the climate: lighter blends for coastal properties, heavier twill for highland lodges. Logo embroidery is standard.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsWe supply Kenya hotels and restaurants with complete uniform programmes: kitchen, front-of-house, housekeeping, maintenance and security. Each department gets its own colour and style. We hold your specs on file so replacement pieces match the original order six months or two years later.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsKenya's private security sector is one of our largest markets. We manufacture guard shirts, trousers, berets, epaulettes, jackets and rainwear. Fabric is heavy poly-cotton that holds colour through sun and repeated washing. Logo embroidery and rank insignia are done in-house.View details →
MilitaryWe manufacture military-style uniforms for Kenya contractors and government suppliers: combat shirts, trousers, caps and outerwear. Fabric options include ripstop and heavier twill. Camouflage printing follows your supplied pattern. Orders are handled with strict confidentiality and production records.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingKenya government and police uniform contracts require exact specification compliance. We manufacture to your written spec: fabric weight, colour reference, badge placement, rank markings. Every batch is inspected against the spec sheet before packing. Documentation ships with the order.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingKenya airline crew uniforms need precise fit and consistent colour across cabin and ground staff. We cut to individual measurements, match brand colours to Pantone, and embroider wings, name badges and rank stripes. Fabrics are chosen for comfort during long shifts and press easily.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingKenya airport ground crews need hi-vis, weather-resistant uniforms that identify role and rank. We manufacture vests, jackets, polo shirts and trousers with reflective tape and role-specific colour coding. Logos and department markings are embroidered or printed to your spec.View details →
ConstructionKenya construction contractors order coveralls, hi-vis vests, hard-wearing trousers and site jackets. We reinforce knees, seat and pocket corners because that is where workwear fails first. Fabric weights run from 240gsm to 320gsm depending on the job. Reflective tape is available on all hi-vis items.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearKenya oil and gas operations need flame-resistant, anti-static workwear with certification. We manufacture FR coveralls, jackets and trousers using treated cotton and aramid blends. Reflective tape and FR thread are standard. Fabric certificates ship with every batch for your safety file.View details →
TransportKenya transport companies order driver shirts, trousers, jackets and hi-vis vests. Uniforms need to identify the company, survive long hours on the road, and stay presentable. We use easy-care poly-cotton and embroider logos on chest and sleeve. Orders run 100 to 1,000 pieces.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsKenya logistics firms running trucks between Nairobi, Mombasa and Kampala need driver uniforms that hold up to heat, dust and long shifts. We manufacture polo shirts, cargo trousers, caps and hi-vis vests. Reflective strips and company logos are standard. Reorders match the original batch.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsKenya railway and metro staff uniforms need to look sharp, identify role, and survive daily wear. We manufacture shirts, trousers, waistcoats, caps and jackets with rank and department markings. Fabric is chosen for comfort in crowded carriages and easy cleaning. Orders run 200 to 2,000 pieces.View details →
Every Kenya order follows the same path. You send your design, sizes and quantity. We quote within 48 hours. If you approve, we produce a physical sample and ship it to Kenya in seven days. You check fabric, stitching, c
Cotton-heavy fabrics can shrink, mildew or lose colour in coastal humidity. Standard poly-cotton blends may not breathe enough for outdoor staff working in 30C-plus heat.
How we help: We recommend lighter poly-cotton blends with moisture-wicking finishes for coastal Kenya orders. Fabric is pre-shrunk and colourfast-tested before cutting. For outdoor roles, we specify mesh panels under the arms and across the back to improve airflow.
Staff working early shifts in Kenya's highland regions need warmer uniforms than coastal clients. A single fabric spec for the whole country does not work.
How we help: We quote separate fabric weights for highland and coastal deliveries. Highland orders typically use 280gsm to 320gsm twill for jackets and trousers. We also offer fleece-lined options for outdoor security and construction roles in cold regions.
Kenya school terms start on fixed dates. If uniforms arrive late, students start the term out of uniform, which creates problems for school administration.
How we help: We schedule school uniform production backward from your term start date. Sample approval happens at least six weeks before delivery. For repeat clients, we hold patterns and fabric on file so the next year's order skips sampling entirely and goes straight to production.
Your staff uniforms are fading or fraying
You are hiring new staff and have no uniforms ready
Your supplier keeps delivering inconsistent sizing
Your logo embroidery is peeling or unravelling
You are opening a new site or renewing a contract
Typical 2026 pricing for Kenya uniform orders depends on fabric, quantity, design complexity and decoration. A basic poly-cotton work shirt runs lower per piece than a flame-resistant coverall with reflective tape. Bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply pricing applies from 500 pieces upward, and per-piece cost drops sharply above 1,000 units. Logo embroidery adds cost per piece depending on stitch count. Screen printing is cheaper for simple designs. Shipping to Kenya by sea is slower but cheaper than air freight. We quote all of this upfront so you can compare options before committing. For a 500-piece order of standard work shirts with embroidered logos, most Kenya clients budget between USD 4 and USD 8 per piece, plus shipping. Custom designs, specialty fabrics and made-to-measure cutting push the range higher.
We quote Kenya orders within 48 hours of receiving your spec. Samples ship in seven days. Production runs three to five weeks after sample approval. Sea freight to Mombasa adds four to six weeks. Air freight to Nairobi adds one to two weeks. For urgent orders, we can prioritise production and ship by air. Contact us by phone or WhatsApp at +923007674374 to discuss timelines.
Standard poly-cotton is the most economical option for Kenya orders. Heavier twill, ripstop, hi-vis polyester and flame-resistant aramid blends cost more per metre. Coastal clients needing moisture-wicking finishes also pay a premium. We quote fabric options separately so you can compare.
Per-piece cost drops as quantity rises. A 200-piece order costs more per unit than a 2,000-piece order because setup, cutting and shipping costs spread across fewer pieces. We quote tiered pricing at 200, 500, 1,000 and 2,000 pieces so you can see the savings.
Logo embroidery adds cost per piece based on stitch count. A simple 3,000-stitch chest logo costs less than a 12,000-stitch back design. Screen printing is cheaper for simple multi-colour designs. Heat transfer suits fine text and small details. We quote each method separately.
Most of our Kenya work happens remotely: you send specs, we send samples, and finished orders ship to your address. When clients visit our Faisalabad facility or when we need to coordinate with a Kenya-based buying agent, we use well-known landmarks as orientation points. Here are the landmarks our Kenya clients reference most often when describing delivery locations.
JKIA is the main entry point for air freight into Kenya. Clients importing uniforms by air reference JKIA cargo terminals when coordinating clearance. We provide shipping documents that match the consignee details you supply.
Mombasa Port handles most sea freight into Kenya. Bulk uniform orders shipping by sea arrive here. We provide packing lists and certificates that match Kenya customs requirements for textile imports.
KICC is a central Nairobi landmark used as a meeting point for business discussions. Clients who want to meet a Kenya-based agent often suggest KICC as a central location for sample handovers.
Nairobi CBD is the commercial centre where many Kenya corporate and government offices are located. Clients ordering corporate uniforms or government contracts often have their procurement office in the CBD.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Industrial Area, Nairobi · Westlands, Nairobi · Nyali, Mombasa · Milimani, Kisumu
“We ordered 1,200 guard uniforms for our Nairobi operation. The sample arrived in a week, and the full order shipped in four weeks. Sizing was consistent across the whole run, which was not the case with our previous supplier. The embroidered badges were sharp and have held up through six months of daily wear and washing.”
James M.Industrial Area, Nairobi
Verified“Our hotel in Nyali needed uniforms for five departments before opening. A.G. Fabrics handled the samples fast and kept the colours consistent across all departments. The kitchen jackets and front-desk tunics fit well and still look new after months of use. Delivery landed three weeks before we opened, which took a lot of pressure off.”
Grace W.Nyali, Mombasa
Verified“We ordered 800 school uniform sets for our Kisumu school. The team used our previous pattern, so we skipped sampling and saved time. The order arrived ten days before term started, and every set matched the previous year's colour and sizing. We have already placed next year's order with them.”
Peter O.Milimani, Kisumu
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Most Kenya uniform orders run USD 4 to USD 8 per piece for standard work shirts with embroidered logos, plus shipping. Specialty fabrics, flame-resistant workwear and made-to-measure cutting push the range higher. Bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply pricing applies from 500 pieces upward, and per-piece cost drops sharply above 1,000 units. We quote tiered pricing so you can compare.
Sample turnaround is seven days. Production runs three to five weeks after sample approval. Sea freight to Mombasa adds four to six weeks. Air freight to Nairobi adds one to two weeks. Total lead time from order to delivery is typically six to ten weeks depending on shipping method. Urgent orders can be prioritised with air freight.
Yes. We ship to Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and other Kenya locations. Most orders ship to a single warehouse or office address. We can split deliveries across multiple sites if your staff are spread out. Shipping documents match your consignee details for smooth customs clearance.
Yes. Send us a sample or photos of your existing uniform, and we will match fabric, colour and stitching. We keep your pattern and fabric records on file so reorders match the original batch. Colour matching uses Pantone references where possible. A sample is sent for approval before production.
Our minimum order is 50 pieces for custom stitching and tailoring. Bulk pricing starts at 500 pieces. For orders under 50 pieces, we can quote but per-piece cost is higher because setup costs spread across fewer units. School and security clients typically order 200 to 2,000 pieces.
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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