Colombo Port
Sri Lanka's main commercial port and the primary entry point for our sea freight uniform shipments. Most bulk orders clear customs here before trucking to Colombo, Kandy or Galle addresses.
As a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in Sri Lanka, A.G. Fabrics supplies bulk workwear, school, healthcare, hospitality and corporate uniforms to Colombo, Kandy, Galle and beyond. We handle fabric sourcing, pattern development, sampling, cutting, stitching, embroidery and printing under one roof in Faisalabad, then ship finished orders to your Sri Lankan address. Thirty years in the trade since 1996 means we know how humidity, salt air and monsoon cycles affect stitching, colour fastness and fabric weight.
Sri Lankan buyers usually come to us with one of three needs: a bulk uniform rollout for a new hotel or hospital, a repeat order for an existing school or factory contract, or a private label programme where they want their own brand on the label. We handle all three from our Faisalabad facility and ship to Colombo Port, Bandaranaike International Airport cargo or direct to your warehouse. Minimum order is 50 pieces per style, and sampling starts within seven days of confirmed specs.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe build custom uniforms from scratch for Sri Lankan clients, from fabric selection through to finished garment. Whether you run a Colombo hotel, a Kandy school or a Galle resort, we match your brand colours, size grid and wear conditions. Every order gets a pre-production sample before bulk cutting begins.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk runs from 50 to 5,000 pieces ship to Sri Lanka with consistent sizing and colour matching across the whole order. We supply wholesale to garment traders, uniform resellers and corporate procurement teams in Colombo, Negombo and the Free Trade Zone. Repeat orders use the same pattern blocks so sizing stays identical.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingSri Lankan brands and distributors use our OEM line to sell uniforms under their own label. We stitch your woven labels, print your care tags and pack to your carton spec. Minimum OEM run is 300 pieces per style, with your branding from the first sample.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringFor Sri Lankan clients who already have cut fabric or need alterations on imported stock, we stitch and tailor to spec. This covers everything from chef jackets in Colombo to security tunics in Jaffna. Turnaround on stitching-only jobs runs 10 to 14 days after fabric arrives.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure uniforms suit Sri Lankan executives, airline crew and front-desk teams who need individual fits. We take measurements remotely via our size chart or work from your tailor's measurements. Each garment is cut to the individual, not pulled from a stock size grid.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentWe develop patterns and tech packs for Sri Lankan buyers who need a new uniform programme designed from zero. This includes CAD pattern grading, seam specs, trim selection and wash-test documentation. Pattern development takes five to seven working days before sampling starts.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentEvery Sri Lankan order starts with a physical sample shipped to your address for approval. We produce one to three prototypes per style, adjust fit and finish based on your feedback, then lock the spec. Sample turnaround is seven days plus courier time to Colombo.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source and supply uniform fabric to Sri Lankan garment factories and uniform resellers. Stock lines include poly-cotton twill, cotton poplin, ripstop, FR-treated cotton and moisture-wicking knits. Fabric is tested for colour fastness and shrinkage before it leaves our warehouse.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingBulk cutting for Sri Lankan orders runs on CAD-guided cutting tables for accuracy across thousands of pieces. We cut to your size grid, bundle by size and style, and label each bundle for easy assembly. Cutting accuracy within 3mm keeps finished sizing consistent.View details →
Stitching and FinishingStitching and finishing covers everything after cutting: assembly, seam finishing, buttonholing, pressing and packing. Sri Lankan orders get double-stitched stress points and bar-tacked pocket corners for tropical wear. Final QC checks every tenth garment before cartoning.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingWe embroider logos, names and monograms on uniforms for Sri Lankan hotels, schools, hospitals and corporates. Up to 12 thread colours per design, with digitising included on orders above 200 pieces. Coastal clients get colour-fast thread rated for salt-air exposure.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingScreen printing and heat transfer handle larger graphics, back prints and reflective branding for Sri Lankan workwear. We use plastisol and water-based inks rated for 40-plus wash cycles. Heat transfer suits small logos on performance fabrics where embroidery would stiffen the panel.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingIndustrial coveralls for Sri Lankan factories, ports and construction sites are built with reinforced knees, double-stitched seams and heavy-duty zips. We supply poly-cotton and 100 percent cotton options rated for hot, humid shop floors. Bulk runs ship in 21 days from confirmed sample.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingHigh-visibility vests, jackets and trousers for Sri Lankan road crews, port staff and warehouse teams use reflective tape rated to EN ISO 20471. We stock fluorescent yellow, orange and lime fabrics. Reflective tape is tested for adhesion after 25 industrial washes.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearFR workwear for Sri Lankan oil, gas and petrochemical operations uses inherently flame-resistant fabrics or FR-treated cotton. Garments meet NFPA 2112 and EN ISO 11612 test criteria. We document fabric certificates with every FR order shipped to Sri Lanka.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingScrubs, lab coats, nurse tunics and patient gowns for Sri Lankan hospitals and clinics are cut from antimicrobial-treated poly-cotton. We supply colour-coded sets so departments stay visually separated. Fabric holds up to 60-degree Celsius industrial laundering.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingSchool uniforms for Sri Lankan international schools, private academies and tuition centres ship in bulk with consistent sizing across year groups. We handle pinafores, shirts, trousers, blazers and sports kits. Repeat orders each academic year use the same pattern blocks.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingCorporate uniforms for Sri Lankan banks, telcos, airlines and retail chains include shirts, blazers, trousers and skirts cut to your brand palette. We match Pantone colours on fabric and embroidery thread. Bulk runs from 100 to 2,000 pieces ship in 21 days.View details →
HospitalityHospitality uniforms for Sri Lankan hotels, resorts and restaurants cover front desk, housekeeping, F&B and kitchen roles. We build chef jackets, aprons, tunics and service shirts that stay crisp through humid shifts. Coastal properties get salt-resistant trims and colour-fast dyes.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsHotel and restaurant uniforms for Sri Lankan properties range from five-star Colombo front-of-house to beach resort casual wear. We supply matching sets across departments with your logo embroidered or printed. Bulk orders ship in 21 days with a pre-production sample first.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsSecurity uniforms for Sri Lankan guard companies, banks and gated communities include tunics, trousers, caps, epaulettes and badges. We build in reinforced stitching for daily wear and heavy-duty buttons that survive tropical humidity. Bulk runs start at 100 pieces per style.View details →
MilitaryMilitary-style uniforms for Sri Lankan ceremonial, cadet and auxiliary units are cut to spec with ripstop and poly-cotton fabrics. We handle rank insignia, name tapes and unit patches. Every order is documented with fabric specs and QC records.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingPolice and government uniforms for Sri Lankan departments and municipal bodies are produced to specification with documented fabric and trim sourcing. We handle bulk runs from 200 to 5,000 pieces. Colour matching across repeat orders is guaranteed by retained dye lots.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingAirline crew uniforms for Sri Lankan carriers include tailored blazers, shirts, skirts, trousers and scarves cut to individual measurements. We match brand colours exactly and use lightweight fabrics suited to cabin temperatures. Made-to-measure runs start at 50 crew sets.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingAirport ground staff uniforms for Sri Lankan handlers, ramp crews and check-in teams include high-visibility vests, polo shirts and cargo trousers. We build in reflective tape and durable stitching for daily outdoor wear. Bulk runs ship in 21 days from sample approval.View details →
ConstructionConstruction workwear for Sri Lankan sites includes coveralls, cargo trousers, hi-vis vests and site jackets built for heat and dust. We use ripstop and poly-cotton fabrics with reinforced knees and bar-tacked stress points. Bulk orders from 100 pieces ship in 21 days.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearOil and gas workwear for Sri Lankan terminals and offshore support operations uses FR-treated fabrics, anti-static trims and reflective tape. We document fabric certificates and test reports with every order. Minimum run is 100 pieces per style.View details →
TransportTransport uniforms for Sri Lankan bus operators, taxi fleets and rail services include driver shirts, trousers and jackets cut for long shifts in humid conditions. We use breathable poly-cotton and moisture-wicking knits. Bulk runs from 100 pieces ship in 21 days.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsDriver and logistics uniforms for Sri Lankan courier firms, freight operators and last-mile delivery teams include polo shirts, cargo trousers and hi-vis vests. We print or embroider company logos and route numbers. Bulk runs from 100 pieces ship in 21 days.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsRailway and metro staff uniforms for Sri Lankan operators include tunics, trousers, caps and high-visibility vests built for daily platform and train duty. We match department colours and add embroidered insignia. Bulk runs from 200 pieces ship in 21 days.View details →
Every Sri Lankan order runs through the same six-stage process: spec review, fabric sourcing, pattern development, sampling, bulk production and shipping. We confirm fabric weight and colour against your brand guide, the
High humidity causes cheap fabric to shrink, colours to bleed and metal trims to corrode within months. Uniforms that look fine on delivery can fail after ten washes in Sri Lankan conditions.
How we help: We pre-shrink all cotton-blend fabric before cutting and use colour-fast reactive dyes tested for tropical UV exposure. Metal buttons and zips are spec'd in corrosion-resistant finishes, and every order is wash-tested before bulk production begins.
Salt air attacks embroidery thread, metal zips and buttons on resort and coastal security uniforms. Threads fade and break, and trims seize up within a season.
How we help: For coastal clients we specify polyester embroidery thread with UV stabilisers, nylon zips over metal, and plastic or coated buttons. We also recommend a slightly heavier fabric weight so the garment holds shape through repeated salt exposure.
Outdoor staff in Colombo, Galle and Ratnapura work through heavy rain for months. Standard cotton uniforms soak through, get heavy and stay damp, which speeds up fabric rot and skin irritation.
How we help: We supply quick-dry poly-cotton and moisture-wicking fabrics for outdoor roles, plus water-repellent finishes on request. Hi-vis and construction orders get taped seams and drainage-friendly pocket design so water does not pool.
Uniforms fade or shrink after ten washes
Sizing is inconsistent across a bulk order
Metal zips and buttons corrode within a season
Embroidery or prints peel after a few washes
Supplier cannot handle repeat orders at scale
Typical 2026 pricing for bulk uniforms shipped to Sri Lanka runs from USD 6 to USD 18 per piece for standard poly-cotton workwear, USD 12 to USD 35 for hospitality and corporate uniforms with embroidery, and USD 25 to USD 60 for FR or hi-vis certified workwear. Made-to-measure airline and executive uniforms sit higher, usually USD 45 to USD 120 per garment depending on fabric and finishing. Bulk runs above 1,000 pieces get a per-piece discount of 10 to 20 percent. Freight is quoted separately: sea freight to Colombo Port is the cheapest option for orders above 500 pieces, while air freight to Bandaranaike International Airport cargo costs three to four times more but cuts transit to five to seven days. Sampling is charged at cost and credited back on orders above 500 pieces.
We take uniform orders for Sri Lanka year-round, with production running 21 days for standard orders and 30 days for FR or hi-vis workwear. Sampling starts within seven days of confirmed specs. For urgent orders tied to a hotel opening, school term or factory launch, we offer air freight to Bandaranaike International Airport cargo, which cuts transit to five to seven days. Our team responds to quote requests within one working day, and we can schedule calls across Sri Lankan and Pakistan time zones.
Standard poly-cotton twill is the cheapest option, while FR-treated cotton, ripstop and moisture-wicking performance knits cost 40 to 80 percent more per metre. Fabric choice is usually the single biggest driver of per-piece price.
Bulk runs above 1,000 pieces per style get 10 to 20 percent off the per-piece rate because cutting, setup and shipping costs spread across more units. Orders under 100 pieces carry a higher per-piece rate.
Embroidery, screen printing, custom labels and monogramming each add cost. Simple one-colour embroidery adds USD 1 to USD 2 per piece, while multi-colour screen printing or reflective branding adds USD 2 to USD 5 per piece.
Our team coordinates deliveries to Sri Lanka through Colombo Port and Bandaranaike International Airport cargo, then works with local clearing agents and trucking partners to reach your address. We use well-known landmarks as orientation points when confirming delivery locations, especially for clients in Colombo, Kandy and Galle. If you are picking up from a port agent or arranging last-mile trucking, tell us the landmark nearest your warehouse and we will route the paperwork accordingly.
Sri Lanka's main commercial port and the primary entry point for our sea freight uniform shipments. Most bulk orders clear customs here before trucking to Colombo, Kandy or Galle addresses.
Sri Lanka's main international airport, located in Katunayake north of Colombo. Air freight uniform orders arrive at CMB cargo, which is useful for urgent deliveries and for clients based near Negombo.
A seafront promenade in central Colombo, useful as an orientation point for clients in the Fort, Kollupitiya and Slave Island areas. We use it to confirm delivery zones for corporate and hotel clients in central Colombo.
A well-known landmark in central Kandy, helpful for orienting deliveries to hotels, schools and businesses in the Kandy city area. Clients nearby use it as a reference point when confirming their address.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Colombo Fort and Pettah · Kandy · Galle · Negombo
“We ordered 480 hospitality uniforms for our Colombo hotel and the whole process was straightforward. The sample arrived in a week, the sizing was consistent across all departments, and the embroidery held up perfectly through months of daily washing. Delivery landed two days before our reopening. We have already placed a repeat order.”
Dilani P.Colombo Fort
Verified“Our school needed 1,800 uniforms across four year groups before term start, and A.G. Fabrics delivered on time. The pattern blocks they developed kept sizing identical across every year group, which saved us a lot of sorting on distribution day. Fabric quality has held up well through a full academic year of wear and washing.”
Nuwan R.Kandy
Verified“We ordered 900 industrial coveralls for our factory floor and the build quality is solid. Reinforced knees, double stitching and the reflective tape has not peeled after six months of daily use in humid conditions. The team handled all the customs paperwork, which made clearance at Colombo Port much easier than our previous supplier.”
Fathima S.Katunayake
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Typical 2026 pricing runs USD 6 to USD 18 per piece for standard poly-cotton workwear, USD 12 to USD 35 for hospitality and corporate uniforms with embroidery, and USD 25 to USD 60 for FR or hi-vis certified workwear. Bulk runs above 1,000 pieces get a 10 to 20 percent discount. Freight to Colombo Port is quoted separately and depends on order volume.
Our minimum order is 50 pieces per style for standard workwear and 300 pieces per style for OEM private label runs. School and corporate uniform orders usually start at 100 pieces. Smaller trial orders can be arranged at a higher per-piece rate if you want to test fabric and fit before committing to a larger run.
Standard orders run 21 days from sample approval, plus sea freight transit of 18 to 25 days to Colombo Port. FR and hi-vis workwear takes 30 days because of certified fabric sourcing. Air freight to Bandaranaike International Airport cargo cuts transit to five to seven days at three to four times the sea freight cost.
Yes. We pre-shrink all cotton-blend fabric, use colour-fast reactive dyes tested for tropical UV exposure, and spec corrosion-resistant trims for coastal clients. For Negombo, Galle and Trincomalee orders we use nylon zips, coated buttons and UV-stabilised polyester embroidery thread. Every fabric batch is wash-tested before bulk production.
We prepare all customs documentation in-house, including commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and HS code classification. Your clearing agent receives the full document set on day one. We ship sea freight to Colombo Port for bulk orders and air freight to Bandaranaike International Airport cargo for urgent deliveries.
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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