A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Philippines supplying bulk, OEM and made-to-measure uniforms for schools, hospitals, hotels, factories and security firms. We have been cutting, stitching and finishing uniforms since 1996, so we know what holds up on a 12-hour shift. Send us your design or your staff list and we will quote per piece, per size, before we cut a single roll.
Philippines orders tend to be bulk and deadline-driven, so most of what we ship here runs through bulk manufacturing, OEM production or made-to-measure stitching. If you are sourcing uniforms for a school session, a hospital ward, a hotel floor or a factory shift, the service list below covers the full path from fabric to finished garment. Every service is quoted per piece with fabric, stitching and branding broken out separately.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingFull custom uniform production for Philippines buyers, from fabric selection through cutting, stitching and finishing. We build the pattern block to your size chart, cut in batches so sizes stay consistent, and run a final measurement check before packing. Typical bulk runs land between 500 and 5,000 pieces.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyWholesale uniform supply for Philippines distributors, trading houses and institutional buyers who order by the carton. We quote at 500, 1,000 and 5,000 piece tiers, keep common fabric weights in stock, and pack by size so your warehouse does not have to re-sort. Repeat orders ship against the same approved sample.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingOEM production for Philippines brands that need uniforms stitched under their own label. We sew in your woven labels, print your care tags, and pack in plain or branded polybags. Your brand goes on the garment, our name stays off it, and the pattern block stays yours.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringStitching and tailoring for Philippines clients who already have fabric or a cut pattern and need it assembled properly. We handle collars, cuffs, plackets, pockets and bar-tacked stress points. Small runs from 50 pieces are fine, and we match thread shade to your fabric under daylight before stitching.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure uniforms for Philippines staff who fall outside standard size ranges, including security, aviation and hospitality teams. We take chest, waist, sleeve, inseam and neck measurements per person, cut individually, and label each garment with the wearer's name so distribution is simple.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentDesign and pattern work for Philippines buyers starting from a sketch, a photo or an old worn-out uniform. We draft the block, set the size grading, and produce a spec sheet with fabric weight, stitch type and trim details. That sheet becomes the reference for every reorder you place with us.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentSampling for Philippines orders where you need to see and wear the garment before committing to bulk. We stitch a full prototype in your chosen fabric, usually within 7 to 10 days, and you test it on a real shift. Once you approve it, that sample becomes the sealed reference for production.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyFabric sourcing for Philippines uniform programs, covering poly-cotton, twill, drill, ripstop, scrubs fabric and high-visibility cloth. We match GSM, shrinkage and colour fastness to the job, and supply fabric by the roll if you stitch in-house. Lab dips are available for exact colour matching.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingBulk cutting for Philippines orders using layered cutting tables and graded pattern blocks. Cutting in layers keeps every piece in a size run identical, which matters when you are distributing 800 shirts across ten sizes. We mark and bundle by size before the bundles go to the stitching lines.View details →
Stitching and FinishingFinishing work for Philippines uniforms, including thread trimming, pressing, button and snap attachment, and final inspection. Every garment is checked for stitch density, seam strength and measurement against the spec sheet. Rejects get pulled before packing, not after delivery.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingEmbroidery for Philippines corporate, hotel and security uniforms, covering chest logos, sleeve badges, name patches and monograms. We digitise your logo once, then run it on every reorder so the stitch count and colours stay identical. Typical logo sizes run 60mm to 120mm wide.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingScreen printing and heat transfer for Philippines uniform orders that need large graphics, back prints or reflective detailing. Plastisol and water-based inks are both available, and heat transfer suits small text and fine lines. We cure and test wash fastness before the run is packed.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingIndustrial coveralls and workwear for Philippines factories, workshops and processing plants. We build in reinforced knees, double-stitched seams, bar-tacked pockets and two-way zips. Fabric weights from 240 GSM to 320 GSM are standard, with heavier drill available for welding-adjacent work.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHigh-visibility vests, jackets and shirts for Philippines construction, logistics and traffic crews. We use reflective tape positioned to the standard band spacing and test retro-reflectivity on the supplied tape. Class 2 and Class 3 layouts are both produced, in fluorescent yellow and orange.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFlame-resistant workwear for Philippines oil, gas, electrical and welding crews. We stitch in FR thread, use FR-rated closures, and keep the garment free of meltable trim on the outer shell. Each batch is documented with the fabric's FR certificate so your safety file stays complete.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingScrubs, lab coats and ward uniforms for Philippines hospitals, clinics and diagnostic labs. We use easy-care poly-cotton blends that hold up to repeated industrial washing at 60C and above. Tops get reinforced pocket corners, and lab coats are cut long enough to cover a knee-length coat requirement.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool uniforms for Philippines institutions, from nursery sets to senior-school shirts, trousers, pinafores and blazers. We hold the size chart steady across sessions so a reorder in the next term matches the last one. Bulk school runs typically land between 800 and 6,000 pieces per session.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingCorporate uniforms for Philippines offices, banks and service counters, covering shirts, blouses, trousers, waistcoats and blazers. We match your brand colour on a lab dip before bulk, and embroider the logo to a fixed size so every branch looks the same. Suiting weights from 200 GSM to 260 GSM are standard.View details →
HospitalityHospitality uniforms for Philippines hotels, resorts, cafes and event teams, covering front desk, housekeeping, kitchen and service staff. Fabrics are chosen for stain release and repeated laundering, and kitchen wear is cut for movement. We keep the same trim and colour across departments so the team looks unified.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsHotel and restaurant uniforms for Philippines properties, including chef coats, aprons, server waistcoats, housekeeping tunics and manager suiting. Chef coats get heat-resistant sleeves and double-breasted fronts. We supply replacement pieces individually so a single torn apron does not force a full reorder.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsSecurity uniforms for Philippines guard companies, covering shirts, trousers, berets, epaulettes, badges and jackets. We build in reinforced shoulders and bar-tacked belt loops because guard uniforms take daily wear. Rank insignia and company patches are embroidered to your spec.View details →
MilitaryMilitary-style uniforms and ceremonial dress for Philippines buyers who need parade, band or formal order garments. We work to supplied specifications on colour, trim and insignia placement, and keep the pattern block locked so repeat orders match. Camouflage printing is sourced to your pattern reference.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingPolice and government uniform production for Philippines departments and agencies, built to written specifications on colour, rank insignia and trim. We document fabric weight, stitch type and measurement tolerances per batch. Repeat orders run against the approved sealed sample so nothing drifts.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingAirline crew uniforms for Philippines carriers, covering cabin crew suiting, blazers, skirts, trousers and scarves. These are made-to-measure per crew member because fit matters on a uniform that is worn in public all day. Fabric is chosen for crease recovery on long-haul rotations.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingAirport ground staff uniforms for Philippines handlers, covering ramp, baggage, check-in and engineering teams. Ramp wear gets high-visibility panels and heavier fabric for outdoor shifts. Check-in and customer-facing roles get lighter suiting with embroidered logos.View details →
ConstructionConstruction workwear for Philippines sites, covering coveralls, cargo trousers, site jackets and high-visibility vests. We reinforce the knees, seat and pocket corners, which are the first places site wear shows. Fabric weights run from 260 GSM up to 320 GSM for heavy site use.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearOil and gas workwear for Philippines crews, including FR coveralls, FR jackets and anti-static garments. We stitch with FR thread, use FR-rated closures, and document the fabric certificate with each batch. Reflective tape is added where the site requires visibility alongside flame protection.View details →
TransportTransport uniforms for Philippines fleet operators, covering drivers, conductors, loaders and control-room staff. We cut for movement so a driver can reach the wheel and pedals without strain. Reflective piping is available on night-shift garments.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsDriver and logistics uniforms for Philippines courier, freight and warehouse teams, covering polo shirts, cargo trousers, jackets and caps. Warehouse wear gets reinforced pocket corners and bar-tacked stress points. We supply replacement pieces individually so a single worn shirt does not trigger a full run.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsRailway and metro staff uniforms for Philippines operators, covering station staff, ticket counters, guards and maintenance crews. Customer-facing roles get tailored suiting with embroidered badges. Maintenance crews get heavier fabric with reinforced knees and high-visibility panels.View details →
Running a uniform order for Philippines means planning around two things: the fabric and the deadline. We start with a spec sheet that fixes fabric weight in GSM, stitch type, thread shade, trim and measurement tolerance
Uniform fabric can shrink after the first industrial wash, which throws a size chart off and leaves staff with garments that no longer fit. This is the most common complaint we hear on second orders.
How we help: We pre-shrink and wash-test the fabric before cutting, and we build a 2 to 3 percent shrinkage allowance into the pattern block. That way the size chart still holds after the first wash cycle, not just on delivery day.
Philippines school sessions and hotel seasons start on dates that cannot move. A late uniform delivery means staff or students start the term without proper kit, which is a problem no buyer wants to explain upward.
How we help: We schedule bulk production backwards from your delivery date, not forwards from the order date. Sampling is completed and approved first, then cutting and stitching are locked to a dated production slot with a buffer for shipping.
A 600-person staff list rarely fits a standard size grid. If you force everyone into S to XL, you get returns, alterations and unhappy wearers, and the reorder becomes a headache.
How we help: We run made-to-measure for anyone outside the standard grid, taking chest, waist, sleeve, inseam and neck measurements per person. Each garment is labelled with the wearer's name, so distribution is a straight handover rather than a fitting session.
Your size chart no longer fits your staff
Uniforms are shrinking after the first wash
Seams and stress points are failing early
Your departments no longer look like one team
You have a fixed deadline and no confirmed production slot
Typical 2026 pricing for uniform manufacturing in Philippines runs from about PKR 1,200 per piece for a basic poly-cotton work shirt to PKR 6,500 or more for a tailored corporate blazer with embroidered branding. Bulk orders at 500 pieces and above bring the per-piece rate down noticeably, because cutting and setup costs spread across more units. Fabric weight is the biggest single driver: a 180 GSM poly-cotton shirt and a 320 GSM drill coverall are not the same job. Branding adds cost too, with embroidery priced by stitch count and screen printing by number of colours. We quote per piece with fabric, stitching and branding broken out separately, so you can see exactly where the money goes before you commit to a run.
Our production floor runs six days a week, and Philippines orders are scheduled against a dated production slot once the sample is approved. Sampling takes 7 to 10 days, and bulk production runs 14 to 21 days depending on quantity and branding. Rush slots are available for school session and hotel season deadlines when the fabric is already in stock. Call +923007674374 to check availability for your delivery date.
A 180 GSM poly-cotton shirt sits at the low end, while 320 GSM drill coveralls, FR fabric and high-visibility cloth sit at the top. Fabric is usually 45 to 60 percent of the per-piece cost, so the weight you choose moves the quote more than anything else.
Bulk runs of 500 pieces and above bring the per-piece rate down because cutting and setup spread across more units. A wide size spread with many made-to-measure pieces adds cost, since those are cut and stitched individually rather than in layers.
A single chest logo in embroidery is the cheapest branding option. Large back prints, multi-colour screen printing, reflective tape and rank insignia all add cost, and heat transfer pricing depends on the number of colours and the size of the graphic.
Most Philippines uniform orders move through Faisalabad and the surrounding Punjab industrial belt, so our delivery routes are built around the city's main roads and landmarks. Knowing where a site sits relative to the clock tower, the canal road or the industrial estate saves a wasted trip and keeps your delivery date honest. If your site is off a main road, tell us the nearest landmark when you place the order and we will route the delivery accordingly.
The clock tower sits at the centre of the old city, with eight bazaars radiating outward from it. It is a useful orientation point for deliveries heading into the older commercial quarters, where street access narrows and timing matters.
The main rail station anchors the city's transport network and sits close to several wholesale markets. It helps us plan delivery routes for orders moving onward by rail to other Punjab districts.
The airport sits on the city's outskirts and marks the edge of the industrial corridor. It is a useful reference point for deliveries heading toward the airport road and the estates beyond it.
The campus sits on the western side of the city and is a clear landmark for routing deliveries into the surrounding residential and institutional areas, including nearby school and college uniform drops.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Faisalabad Industrial Estate · D Ground, Faisalabad · Jaranwala Road Corridor · Samanabad, Faisalabad
“We ordered 900 school uniform sets and the size chart was the thing I was worried about most. A.G. Fabrics pre-shrunk the fabric and built in a shrinkage allowance, so after the first wash the sizes still matched the chart. Delivery landed three days before the session started. That is the reason we reordered the next term.”
Imran S.Jaranwala Road
Verified“Our hotel needed front desk, housekeeping and kitchen uniforms that actually looked like one team. They ran a lab dip to lock the colour, then produced all three departments in matching trim. The kitchen coats have held up well through a full season of service. Reordering single replacement pieces is easy, which matters more than people realise.”
Farah K.D Ground
Verified“We run a security company and our guard shirts used to tear at the shoulders within months. A.G. Fabrics rebuilt the pattern with reinforced shoulders and bar-tacked belt loops, and the first 320 shirts lasted over a year of daily wear. The embroidered rank insignia came out clean and consistent across the batch.”
Bilal A.Samanabad
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Typical 2026 pricing runs from about PKR 1,200 per piece for a basic poly-cotton work shirt up to PKR 6,500 or more for a tailored corporate blazer with embroidery. Bulk orders at 500 pieces and above bring the per-piece rate down. Fabric weight, order quantity and branding method are the three biggest price drivers, and we quote each one separately so you can see where the cost sits.
Our bulk manufacturing minimum is 50 pieces per style, and wholesale pricing tiers start at 500 pieces. Made-to-measure pieces can be ordered individually within a bulk run, so a 300-piece order with 40 made-to-measure garments is fine. For OEM and private label programs, the minimum is 500 pieces per style because of the labelling and packing setup.
Sampling takes 7 to 10 days, and bulk production runs 14 to 21 days depending on quantity and branding. That means a typical 500-piece order is delivered in about four to five weeks from the first enquiry. Rush slots are available for school session and hotel season deadlines when the fabric is already in stock.
Yes. We run OEM and private label programs where your woven labels, care tags and branded polybags go on the garment and our name stays off it. Send us a sketch, a photo or a worn-out sample, and we will draft the pattern block, produce a prototype, and hold that block on file for your reorders.
Yes. We ship bulk uniform cartons by road freight across Punjab from our Faisalabad production floor, and the quote and production process is identical for nearby districts. For export markets, we run OEM and private label programs shipped by sea freight to buyers in Europe, North America and the Gulf.
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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