Port of Los Angeles
The busiest container port in the United States and the main entry point for our West Coast shipments. We route California and Pacific Northwest orders through here, then truck to your warehouse.
As a Custom Uniform Manufacturer in United States supply chains rely on, A.G. Fabrics produces bulk workwear, corporate, healthcare and school uniforms from our Faisalabad, Punjab facility and ships them to buyers across the United States. We handle fabric sourcing, pattern development, sampling, cutting, stitching, embroidery and printing under one roof. Since 1996 we have run 30 years of export production, so you get mill-direct pricing, consistent sizing and repeatable quality on every reorder.
United States uniform programs usually need more than stitching, they need fabric sourcing, sampling, decoration and packing handled together. We run all of it from one facility in Faisalabad, Punjab, so a bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply order can move from fabric roll to labeled carton without handoffs. Below are the services United States customers order most often.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingUnited States buyers send us a tech pack or a reference garment and we build the full production run from scratch. We handle fabric selection, pattern grading, cutting, stitching and finishing in Faisalabad, then pack by size and ship. Typical runs start at 500 pieces per style, with reorders matching the original pattern block.View details →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyDistributors across the United States order mixed cartons of workwear, scrubs and corporate shirts from us at wholesale rates. We quote per piece at volume tiers, pack by size ratio, and label cartons to your warehouse spec. Monthly capacity sits above 50,000 pieces, so large seasonal orders ship without splitting across suppliers.View details →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you sell uniforms under your own brand in the United States, we sew in your woven labels, print your care tags and pack in your branded polybags. We sign NDAs on patterns and never reuse your blocks for other clients. This is the service most US uniform brands start with before scaling to full bulk runs.View details →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringSome United States orders need tailoring rather than mass production, small management teams, hotel front desk staff or airline crew with fitted blazers. Our tailoring line handles these in smaller quantities with individual measurement sheets. Turnaround runs 10-15 days for a 100-piece tailored order, faster if fabric is in stock.View details →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor United States clients with hard-to-fit staff, we produce made-to-measure uniforms using submitted measurement charts. Each garment is cut to the individual spec rather than graded from a block. This suits security firms, aviation crew and hospitality teams where fit affects how the uniform looks on camera.View details →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentUnited States customers often arrive with a sketch or a competitor sample and no pattern. Our design team turns that into a graded pattern set, size chart and construction spec you can approve before production. We also digitize existing patterns so reorders stay identical year after year.View details →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentBefore a United States bulk order goes to the floor, we cut and stitch a physical sample and ship it to you by courier. You check fit, fabric hand-feel and color against your Pantone reference. Sample turnaround is 7-10 days, and we do not start bulk cutting until you sign off.View details →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source poly-cotton twill, ripstop, FR-treated cotton, hi-vis polyester and medical-grade blends from mills in Faisalabad and Lahore. United States buyers can order fabric by the roll or have us hold stock for scheduled reorders. Fabric test reports are available for compliance documentation.View details →
Custom Uniform CuttingOur cutting floor uses digital pattern files and straight-knife cutting tables to produce consistent panels across large United States runs. Marker planning reduces fabric waste, which lowers your per-piece cost on volume orders. Every bundle is numbered and tracked to the stitching line.View details →
Stitching and FinishingStitching lines at our Faisalabad facility run single-needle, overlock and bar-tack machines suited to workwear stress points. Finishing covers trimming, pressing, button and zipper checks, then folding to your pack spec. United States orders get a final QC pass before cartoning.View details →
Logo Embroidery and MonogrammingUnited States corporate and hospitality clients send us logo files and we digitize them for embroidery on shirts, polos, caps and jackets. We run multi-head machines that handle up to 12 colors per design. Placement is set to your spec, left chest, sleeve or back yoke.View details →
Screen Printing and Heat Transfer PrintingFor large United States orders where embroidery cost per piece is too high, we screen print or heat transfer logos and text. Screen printing suits 200+ piece runs in one design, while heat transfer works for smaller batches and multi-color artwork. Both hold up to industrial laundering.View details →
Industrial Workwear and Coverall ManufacturingUnited States industrial clients order coveralls, work pants and shop coats built for daily wear. We reinforce knees, seat seams and pocket corners, and use bar-tacks at stress points. Fabric weights run from 240 GSM up to 320 GSM depending on the job environment.View details →
High-Visibility Safety Uniform ManufacturingWe produce hi-vis vests, jackets and shirts with reflective tape for United States construction and road crews. Tape placement follows ANSI/ISEA 107 class requirements, and we can supply test documentation. Fluorescent lime and orange fabrics are stocked for fast turnaround.View details →
Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant WorkwearUnited States oil, gas and electrical clients order FR coveralls and shirts from us in FR-treated cotton and aramid blends. We stitch with FR thread and use heat-resistant buttons and zippers. Garments are built to hold their protective rating through repeated industrial washing.View details →
Healthcare and Medical Uniform ManufacturingHospitals and clinics in the United States order scrubs, lab coats and patient gowns from our medical line. We use easy-care poly-cotton blends that hold color through high-temperature washing. Antimicrobial fabric options are available for high-contact departments.View details →
School and Educational Uniform ManufacturingUnited States school districts and uniform retailers order polo shirts, trousers, skirts and sweaters from us in bulk. We grade patterns across full kids and teen size ranges, and hold approved color standards for annual reorders. Cartons can be packed by size or by classroom set.View details →
Corporate and Office Uniform ManufacturingCorporate clients in the United States order branded polos, dress shirts, blazers and softshell jackets for staff programs. We match Pantone colors on fabric and embroidery thread, and hold the standard for future top-ups. Mixed-size cartons ship per office location if needed.View details →
HospitalityUnited States hotels, resorts and restaurant groups order front-desk, housekeeping and kitchen uniforms from us. Fabrics are chosen for stain resistance and repeated laundering. We can produce matched sets so front-of-house and back-of-house staff look like one team.View details →
Hotel and Restaurant UniformsChef coats, aprons, server shirts and host blazers for United States restaurants and hotels come off our hospitality line. We use breathable cotton blends for kitchen heat and wrinkle-resistant fabrics for front-of-house. Embroidery of property logos is done in-house before packing.View details →
Security Guard and Private Security UniformsUnited States security firms order guard shirts, tactical trousers, jackets and caps from us with epaulets and badge tabs. We build in reinforced stitching for daily duty wear and offer dark navy, black and khaki as standard colors. Reflective piping options are available for night patrol.View details →
MilitaryWe produce military-style uniforms and accessories for United States buyers who supply government and defense contracts. Fabric options include ripstop cotton and poly-cotton in camouflage and solid shades. All production follows the buyer's spec sheet, with test reports supplied on request.View details →
Police and Government Uniform ManufacturingUnited States agencies and their suppliers order police shirts, trousers and jackets from us in navy, black and khaki. We build in badge tabs, mic loops and reinforced pockets to agency spec. Bulk runs ship with size-graded cartons and inspection reports.View details →
Airline and Aviation Uniform ManufacturingUnited States airline crew uniforms need sharp tailoring and consistent color across thousands of pieces. We produce blazers, skirts, trousers, shirts and scarves in aviation-grade wool blends and poly-viscose. Every batch is color-matched to the airline's approved standard before shipping.View details →
Airport Ground Staff Uniform ManufacturingRamp and ground crew at United States airports need uniforms that survive fuel, grease and weather. We produce hi-vis vests, coveralls and cargo trousers with reinforced seams for these teams. Reflective tape and ID badge holders are fitted to your spec.View details →
ConstructionUnited States construction firms order work pants, hi-vis shirts, jackets and coveralls from our construction line. We reinforce knees and tool pockets, and use fabrics that hold up to concrete dust and abrasion. Bulk orders ship with size ratios set to your crew makeup.View details →
Oil and Gas WorkwearFor United States oil and gas crews, we produce FR coveralls, FR shirts and insulated jackets built for field conditions. Stitching uses FR thread throughout, and closures are heat-resistant. We supply fabric and garment test documentation with each shipment.View details →
TransportUnited States transport companies order driver shirts, jackets and trousers from us in branded colors. We build in reflective piping and ID badge tabs for safety and identification. Reorders match the original fabric and color standard so fleets stay uniform.View details →
Driver and Logistics UniformsDelivery and warehouse drivers across the United States order polo shirts, cargo trousers and softshell jackets from us. Fabrics are chosen for stretch and breathability during long shifts. We embroider or print company logos before packing, so garments arrive ready to wear.View details →
Railway and Metro Staff UniformsUnited States rail and transit operators order conductor shirts, trousers, vests and caps from us in high-durability fabrics. We build in reflective tape and badge tabs to transit authority specs. Bulk runs ship with size-graded cartons and inspection reports.View details →
Every United States order runs through the same sequence at our Faisalabad facility: tech pack review, fabric approval, sample production, bulk cutting, stitching, decoration, QC and packing. We quote in USD and ship eit
A 9-12 hour gap can slow approvals if emails sit overnight, which pushes production start dates back by days on tight orders.
How we help: Our coordinators work a shifted schedule that overlaps with US morning hours, so approvals, sample feedback and shipping questions get answered the same business day.
Garments cut to local size charts run small on US wearers, causing returns and reorders that eat into buyer margins.
How we help: We keep US size blocks on file and grade every pattern to them by default. Sample garments ship to you for fit approval before bulk cutting begins.
US buyers of hi-vis and FR workwear need test reports and fabric certifications for their own customers and auditors.
How we help: We source fabric from mills that supply test reports, and we include those documents with the shipment. Tape placement on hi-vis garments follows ANSI/ISEA 107 class requirements.
Your current supplier keeps missing reorder deadlines
Sizing is inconsistent between batches
You need private label but your supplier refuses
Your safety garments lack test documentation
Per-piece cost is eating your margin
Typical 2026 pricing for uniform production from Faisalabad depends on fabric, construction and volume. Basic poly-cotton polo shirts run $4.50-$7.00 per piece at 1,000+ units, while FR coveralls run $28-$45 per piece depending on fabric weight and test documentation. Hi-vis vests land around $3.50-$6.00 per piece at volume. Add embroidery at $0.60-$1.80 per logo depending on stitch count, and screen printing at $0.40-$1.20 per print. Air freight adds $1.50-$4.00 per piece on most orders, sea freight is far cheaper but adds 25-40 days. We quote in USD with a clear per-piece breakdown so you can compare against local US suppliers.
Production slots are booked 3-4 weeks out in normal season and 5-6 weeks in peak school and corporate season from March to July. Sample turnaround is 7-10 days. Air freight to major US airports runs 5-9 days, sea freight 25-40 days depending on port. Our coordinators overlap with US morning hours for calls and approvals.
Standard poly-cotton is the cheapest option, while FR-treated cotton, aramid blends and ripstop cost more per meter. Heavier fabrics like 320 GSM workwear twill add cost but last longer on industrial jobs.
Per-piece cost drops sharply above 1,000 units because cutting and setup costs spread across more garments. Orders under 300 pieces carry a higher per-piece rate due to pattern and machine setup time.
Embroidery, screen printing, woven labels and custom polybags each add per-piece cost. Multi-color logos and large back prints cost more than single-color left-chest embroidery.
Uniform shipments to the United States move through a handful of major ports and airports, and we plan routing around the landmarks and hubs that define each region. Most sea freight leaves Karachi and lands at Los Angeles, Houston, New York/New Jersey or Savannah. Air freight goes through LAX, JFK, Chicago O'Hare or Dallas/Fort Worth for urgent runs. We coordinate with your customs broker and freight forwarder so cartons clear and reach your warehouse without sitting.
The busiest container port in the United States and the main entry point for our West Coast shipments. We route California and Pacific Northwest orders through here, then truck to your warehouse.
Primary entry point for Texas and Gulf Coast shipments. Oil, gas and construction uniform orders often clear here before moving inland by truck.
Main East Coast entry for corporate, security and hospitality uniform orders bound for the Northeast. Customs clearance here is well-established for textile imports.
Key air freight hub for Midwest shipments. Urgent school and corporate uniform orders route through here when sea freight timelines are too long.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Texas industrial corridor · California hospitality and healthcare market · New York corporate and security sector · Midwest school and distribution belt
“We ordered 6,000 hi-vis vests and 2,000 FR shirts for our Texas crews. The tape placement matched the ANSI class we specified, and the test reports came with the shipment. Production ran on schedule and the cartons were labeled exactly how our warehouse wanted them. Reorder is already in.”
Marcus T.Houston, Texas
Verified“We run a uniform brand in California and needed private label polos with our own tags and polybags. A.G. Fabrics handled the labels, matched our Pantone colors, and shipped by air in three weeks. Fit was consistent across all 3,500 pieces, which is rare for a first order.”
Priya S.Los Angeles, California
Verified“Our security firm needed 1,200 guard shirts with epaulets and reflective piping. The stitching on the badge tabs and stress points is solid, and the navy color matched our existing stock. Cartons came packed by size, which saved us a full day of sorting at the warehouse.”
Daniel R.Brooklyn, New York
VerifiedOur team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call +923007674374 →Typical 2026 pricing runs $4.50-$7.00 per polo shirt at 1,000+ units, $28-$45 per FR coverall, and $3.50-$6.00 per hi-vis vest. Embroidery adds $0.60-$1.80 per logo, and air freight adds $1.50-$4.00 per piece. Sea freight is far cheaper but adds 25-40 days to delivery.
Our standard minimum is 500 pieces per style for bulk production, though we run smaller tailored orders from 100 pieces on the stitching and tailoring line. Sample orders start at 1-3 pieces for fit and fabric approval. Volume pricing kicks in above 1,000 units per style.
Sample turnaround is 7-10 days. Bulk production runs 3-4 weeks in normal season and 5-6 weeks in peak. Sea freight from Karachi to US ports takes 25-40 days, while air freight to LAX, JFK or Chicago runs 5-9 days. Total door-to-door time is typically 6-10 weeks by sea.
Yes. We produce hi-vis vests and jackets with tape placement following ANSI/ISEA 107 class requirements, and FR coveralls and shirts using FR-treated cotton and aramid blends tested to NFPA 2112. Mill test reports ship with the order for your compliance records.
Yes. We sew in your woven labels, print your care tags and pack in your branded polybags. We sign NDAs on your patterns and never reuse your blocks for other clients. This is the service most US uniform brands start with before scaling to full bulk runs.
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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