A.G. Fabrics is a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in South Korea supply chain for distributors, corporate buyers and OEM brands that need consistent sizing at volume. We have run bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply from our Faisalabad, Punjab facility since 1996, shipping FOB Karachi and air freight into Incheon. Korean buyers get spec sheets, pre-production samples and lot-to-lot shade matching before a single roll is cut.
Korean buyers come to us for one of two reasons: they need a manufacturer who can hold a spec across repeat orders, or they need a private-label partner who will not put their brand on a garment that fails inspection. Both are covered below. If you are sourcing a custom uniform program for a Korean distributor, a corporate group or a school network, start with the service that matches your order type and we will quote from there.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe build custom uniform programs for Korean distributors and corporate buyers from the ground up, starting with a spec sheet and a pre-production sample. Orders ship FOB Karachi or CFR Busan, with lot-level QC records attached. Typical runs for Korean clients land between 1,000 and 20,000 pieces per style.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply is what we do at scale. Korean importers order container loads of workwear, scrubs and corporate shirts, and we hold size specs across every lot. We quote per-piece pricing at 5,000, 10,000 and 25,000 unit breaks so you can plan landed cost before you commit.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingFor Korean brands selling under their own label, we run OEM and private label uniform manufacturing with your woven labels, hangtags, polybags and carton markings. Your pattern block stays on file, so a reorder two years later matches the original fit. We sign NDAs on request and never resell your block.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringCustom uniform stitching and tailoring covers everything from single-sample construction to full production runs. Korean buyers often send us a reference garment from an existing supplier and ask us to match the construction. We reverse-engineer the seam type, stitch density and finish, then quote against it.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure uniform manufacturing suits Korean corporate and hospitality clients who need individual sizing across a staff roster. We work from a measurement chart you supply, cut to individual specs, and label each garment with the wearer's name and size. Minimum order for made-to-measure runs is 50 pieces per style.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentWe develop uniform designs and pattern blocks for Korean clients who are launching a new brand or refreshing an existing line. That includes tech pack creation, grading across the full size range, and marker planning to reduce fabric waste. Korean body sizing runs differently from European blocks, and we have that data on file.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentSampling and prototype development is the first paid step for most Korean orders. We build a pre-production sample in your specified fabric and trim, ship it by air to Seoul or Busan, and wait for your approval before mass cutting. Sample turnaround runs 7 to 10 working days from fabric in-house.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source uniform fabric from Pakistani and imported mills, including poly-cotton twill, ripstop, FR-treated cotton and high-visibility polyester. Korean buyers get the GSM, composition and shrinkage data before we cut. We also supply fabric by the roll to Korean manufacturers who stitch in-house.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingCustom uniform cutting runs on automated spreaders and CNC cutters, which hold tolerance to within 3mm across a lay. For Korean orders with tight size specs, that consistency is the difference between a passing and a failing inspection. We keep cutting records per lot for traceability.View details →
Stitching and FinishingStitching and finishing covers the full assembly line plus thread trimming, pressing and folding. Korean buyers typically ask for flat-fold packing with size stickers on the polybag. We run final inspection at AQL 2.5 unless your spec calls for tighter, and we photograph every lot before it leaves the floor.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingLogo embroidery and monogramming runs on multi-head machines, up to 12 heads per line. We digitize your logo from vector artwork, run a sew-out for approval, then apply it to the finished garment. Korean corporate clients often want the logo on the chest and the wearer's name on the opposite side.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingScreen printing and heat transfer printing cover larger graphics, back prints and reflective branding. For Korean safety wear, we apply reflective heat transfer tape to EN ISO 20471 spec. We test wash durability at 25 cycles before approving any print method for a bulk run.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingIndustrial workwear and coverall manufacturing is a heavy category for Korean buyers, especially for shipyards, auto plants and construction. We build one-piece and two-piece coveralls in 240 to 320 GSM poly-cotton, with reinforced knees, bar-tacked stress points and YKK zippers. Sizes run S to 5XL.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHigh-visibility safety uniform manufacturing covers vests, jackets, trousers and coveralls built to EN ISO 20471 Class 2 and Class 3. Korean construction and logistics clients order these in fluorescent yellow and orange with reflective tape. We test retroreflectivity and wash durability before shipping.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFlame-resistant and fire-resistant workwear is built from FR-treated cotton, aramid blends and modacrylic fabrics. Korean oil, gas and petrochemical clients order these to EN ISO 11612 and NFPA 2112 specs. We supply the fabric test certificate with every lot so your customs and safety teams have the paperwork.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingHealthcare and medical uniform manufacturing covers scrubs, lab coats, patient gowns and nursing tunics. Korean hospital groups and clinic chains order in poly-cotton and 4-way stretch fabrics. We build to the color codes Korean healthcare buyers use, and we hold shade consistency across repeat orders.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool and educational uniform manufacturing runs on the Korean school calendar, with peak orders landing February through April. We build blazers, shirts, trousers, skirts and PE kits in the colors Korean schools specify. Sizing follows Korean youth blocks, which we have graded from age 6 through 18.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingCorporate and office uniform manufacturing covers suiting, shirts, blouses and knit polos for Korean banks, airlines and service groups. We match Pantone colors on the fabric and hold them across reorders. Minimum order for corporate suiting runs is 300 pieces per style.View details →
HospitalityHospitality uniform programs for Korean hotels, resorts and restaurant groups cover front-of-house and back-of-house staff. We build chef coats, service shirts, aprons and housekeeping tunics in stain-resistant and easy-care fabrics. Korean hospitality buyers typically order twice a year, ahead of peak season.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsHotel and restaurant uniforms for Korean clients include front desk suiting, concierge blazers, F&B service wear and kitchen whites. We match the property's brand palette and hold it across multi-year reorders. Chef coats run in 100% cotton and poly-cotton, both built for repeated industrial laundering.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsSecurity guard and private security uniforms for Korean firms cover shirts, trousers, jackets, caps and epaulettes. We build in durable poly-cotton with reinforced stitching at stress points. Korean security companies often order in dark navy and black, and we hold those shades across lots.View details →
MilitaryMilitary uniform manufacturing for Korean buyers covers utility uniforms, field shirts, trousers and outerwear. We build to the fabric and construction spec supplied by the buyer, and we hold the pattern block for repeat orders. All military orders run under NDA and with restricted access on the production floor.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingPolice and government uniform manufacturing for Korean agencies covers dress shirts, trousers, jackets and ceremonial wear. We build to the buyer's spec sheet and supply full lot traceability. Government orders typically require pre-shipment inspection, and we schedule that into the production timeline.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingAirline and aviation uniform manufacturing for Korean carriers covers cabin crew suiting, blouses, scarves and outerwear. We match the airline's Pantone palette and hold it across reorders. These programs run on strict size grading, and we build to the carrier's measurement chart.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingAirport ground staff uniform manufacturing covers ramp wear, high-visibility vests, coveralls and customer service uniforms. Korean airport operators order these in reflective-taped and non-taped versions. We build to EN ISO 20471 where the role requires it and supply the test certificate with the lot.View details →
ConstructionConstruction uniform programs for Korean contractors cover work trousers, hi-vis vests, jackets and coveralls. We build in 260 to 320 GSM poly-cotton with reinforced knees and bar-tacked pockets. Korean construction buyers order in cycles tied to project starts, and we hold capacity for repeat runs.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearOil and gas workwear for Korean clients covers FR coveralls, FR trousers, FR jackets and anti-static garments. We build to EN ISO 11612, NFPA 2112 and IEC 61482 specs depending on the hazard. Fabric test certificates ship with every lot for your safety and customs teams.View details →
TransportTransport uniform programs for Korean logistics and freight firms cover driver shirts, trousers, jackets and hi-vis outerwear. We build in durable poly-cotton that holds up to daily wear and industrial laundering. Korean transport companies typically order in navy, grey and hi-vis yellow.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsDriver and logistics uniforms for Korean courier and freight companies cover polo shirts, cargo trousers, softshell jackets and caps. We build in easy-care knits and wovens that survive repeated washing. Korean logistics buyers often want the company logo embroidered on the chest and sleeve.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsRailway and metro staff uniforms for Korean operators cover station staff suiting, driver uniforms, maintenance coveralls and hi-vis outerwear. We match the operator's color spec and hold it across multi-year reorders. These programs run on strict size grading across large staff rosters.View details →
Every South Korea order runs through the same sequence: spec sheet, fabric approval, pre-production sample, sample approval, mass cutting, assembly, inline QC, final inspection, packing and shipment. We ship FOB Karachi,
Shoulder width, sleeve length and torso length run differently on Korean wearers, so a European block will fit poorly and drive returns. Buyers who source from a manufacturer without Korean grading data end up with a high exchange rate on the first order.
How we help: We have built and archived Korean pattern blocks since the early 2000s. When you send us a reference garment or a measurement chart, we grade to Korean sizing and run a fit sample before mass cutting. That archive means a reorder placed years later still matches the original fit.
A shipment held at Busan or Incheon costs the buyer storage and delays the whole program. Missing composition breakdowns, incorrect HS codes or incomplete packing lists are the usual causes of a hold.
How we help: We prepare the full document set before the container leaves Karachi: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin and fabric composition breakdown. We have shipped to Korea for over two decades and we know what clears without a hold.
A second shipment that runs half a shade off the first is a rejection in the Korean market. Buyers compare against the original lot under D65 lighting, and a mismatch means the whole container goes back.
How we help: We dye-lot the fabric for each order and keep a retained sample of every approved lot on file for three years. When you reorder, we match against your retained sample, not against a fresh dye lot. That is how we hold shade across multi-year programs.
Your last shipment failed incoming inspection
Repeat orders do not match the original shade
Delivery dates slip past your in-store window
Size specs drift between production runs
You cannot get a fabric test certificate with the lot
Typical 2026 pricing for Korean buyers depends on fabric, construction and order volume. A basic poly-cotton work shirt runs $4.50 to $8.00 per piece at 5,000 units, FOB Karachi. FR coveralls built to EN ISO 11612 run $28 to $55 per piece at 2,000 units. Corporate suiting runs $35 to $75 per piece at 500 units. Hi-vis vests run $3.50 to $6.00 at 10,000 units. These are FOB prices; add sea freight, insurance and Korean customs duty to get your landed cost. Bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply pricing drops 8 to 15 percent at the 10,000-unit break and another 5 to 10 percent at 25,000 units. Sampling is a separate paid step, typically $80 to $250 per style depending on construction.
We quote within 48 hours of receiving your spec sheet. Sample turnaround runs 7 to 10 working days from fabric in-house. Production lead time runs 30 to 45 days for standard orders and 45 to 60 days for FR and hi-vis programs. Sea freight to Busan runs 22 to 30 days; air freight runs 5 to 8 days door-to-door. We hold production capacity for Korean clients ahead of the February-to-April and August-to-October peak windows. Rush orders can be accommodated with air freight at a higher cost.
Standard poly-cotton runs $2.50 to $4.00 per meter. FR-treated cotton, aramid blends and high-visibility polyester run $8 to $22 per meter. Fabric is typically 45 to 60 percent of the FOB cost, so the fabric choice drives the quote more than any other factor.
Unit pricing drops as volume rises because setup, cutting and finishing costs spread across more pieces. A 1,000-piece order might quote at $9 per shirt; the same shirt at 25,000 pieces quotes at $5.50. We quote at 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 and 25,000 unit breaks so you can plan.
Reinforced knees, bar-tacked stress points, YKK zippers and reflective tape add cost. Embroidery runs $0.60 to $2.50 per logo depending on stitch count. Screen printing runs $0.35 to $1.20 per print. Heat transfer reflective branding runs $1.80 to $4.00 per application.
We do not operate a factory in Korea, so our team navigates the country through our buyers' forwarders and through regular visits to Seoul and Busan for buyer meetings and factory audits. When we travel, we orient around the major transport corridors and business districts. The landmarks below are the ones our team uses most often when planning a visit or a delivery route.
Korea's main international gateway and the primary air freight entry point for sample shipments and urgent orders. Our team flies into Incheon for buyer meetings, and air-freighted samples clear customs here before moving to Seoul or Busan.
Korea's largest seaport and the main discharge point for our container shipments. Sea freight from Karachi lands here, clears customs, and moves by road to buyers in Busan, Ulsan and Changwon.
A central reference point in Seoul's Gangnam business district, useful for orienting buyer meetings with corporate and hospitality clients based in the area.
Korea's main rail hub and a useful orientation point for travel between Seoul, Busan and other cities on the KTX network. Our team uses it when scheduling multi-city buyer visits.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Gangnam-gu, Seoul · Jongno-gu, Seoul · Haeundae-gu, Busan · Ulsan Industrial District
“We ordered 6,000 FR coveralls for our Ulsan site and the fabric test certificates matched the delivered garments exactly. That is the first time in three years a supplier has cleared our incoming inspection without a hold. The pre-production sample was spot on, and the lot traceability records were complete. We have already placed a second order.”
Jin-Ho P.Ulsan Industrial District
Verified“We needed 4,500 corporate shirts and blazers across 22 offices with individual sizing. A.G. Fabrics cut to our roster measurements, labeled each garment with the wearer's name, and packed by office location. The Pantone match held across the full run. We had zero size exchanges in the first three months.”
Seo-Yeon K.Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Verified“Our school uniform order of 15,000 pieces shipped in January and arrived at Busan three weeks before term started. The Korean youth sizing was accurate, and the shade matched our retained sample from the previous year. Communication was direct and the QC photos before shipment gave us confidence.”
Min-Jun L.Busan
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Typical 2026 FOB Karachi pricing runs $4.50 to $8.00 per poly-cotton work shirt at 5,000 units, $28 to $55 per FR coverall at 2,000 units, and $35 to $75 per corporate suit piece at 500 units. Add sea freight, insurance and Korean customs duty for landed cost. Volume breaks drop pricing 8 to 15 percent at 10,000 units.
Production lead time runs 30 to 45 days for standard orders and 45 to 60 days for FR and hi-vis programs. Sea freight from Karachi to Busan runs 22 to 30 days, so plan on 8 to 12 weeks from order confirmation to delivery. Air freight runs 5 to 8 days door-to-door for urgent orders.
Yes. We run OEM and private label uniform manufacturing with your woven labels, hangtags, polybags and carton markings. Your pattern block stays on file, so a reorder two years later matches the original fit. We sign NDAs on request and never resell your block to another buyer.
Yes. We have built and archived Korean pattern blocks since the early 2000s. Korean sizing runs differently from European blocks in shoulder width and sleeve length. Send us a reference garment or a measurement chart, and we will grade to Korean sizing and run a fit sample before mass cutting.
We supply fabric test certificates for EN ISO 11612 and NFPA 2112 flame-resistant programs, and EN ISO 20471 test certificates for high-visibility garments. We also source OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified fabric on request for healthcare and school uniform programs. Certificates ship with every lot.
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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