Flame-Resistant and Fire-Resistant Workwear in Faisalabad is what stands between your crew and a flash fire, an arc flash or a molten splash. We cut, stitch and finish FR coveralls, jackets, trousers and hi-vis sets for oil and gas, welding, electrical and industrial teams across Punjab. Every garment is built from certified fabric and tested for shrinkage, stitch integrity and after-wash protection before it leaves our floor.
Flame-resistant and fire-resistant workwear is protective clothing engineered so it will not keep burning once the ignition source is removed. Two routes get you there: inherently flame-resistant fibres such as aramid, modacrylic and FR viscose, or cotton and cotton-blend fabric treated with a durable flame-retardant finish. Both must pass vertical flame tests, and both must hold their protection after repeated industrial laundering. We build coveralls, two-piece suits, welding aprons, FR hi-vis vests and winter jackets from certified rolls, with bar-tacked stress points, FR thread, and no meltable zips or reflective tape that can fail under heat.
Faisalabad's textile mills, dye houses, chemical plants and CNG stations run hot processes in 45°C summer conditions, and that combination is exactly where ordinary cotton fails. A spark from a grinding wheel or a flash from a solvent line turns untreated fabric into a burning layer against the skin. Teams working on boiler maintenance, furnace shutdowns, welding bays and electrical panels around Sargodha Road and Jaranwala Road need garments that self-extinguish in under two seconds and stay protective after 50 wash cycles. We supply that specification in bulk, with consistent sizing across repeat orders.
Every flame-resistant workwear order we manufacture includes the garment build, the certification paperwork and the finishing steps that make the garment ready to issue. Fabric sourcing, sampling and bulk production are covered in the quoted price. Custom branding, special trims and expedited shipping are quoted separately once we know your requirements.
We cut only from rolls that carry a current mill test certificate naming the standard they passed, EN ISO 11612, NFPA 2112 or both. The certificate travels with your shipment. No substitutions, no relabelled cotton, no gaps in the paperwork your safety auditor will ask for.
Every seam is stitched with FR-rated thread, and every zip, button and reflective tape is checked for heat behaviour before it goes on the garment. A single meltable trim can void the protection of the whole coverall, so we control that at the component level.
Shoulders, crotch, pocket corners, knee panels and sleeve cuffs are bar-tacked on every FR garment. These are the points that fail first on a working coverall, and a failed seam exposes skin. Bar-tacking adds minutes to production and years to the garment's usable life.
We hold your pattern block and size grading on file, so reorders match the original fit. For a 500-piece order across six sizes, that means every garment in the run is cut to the same measurements. No size drift between batches, no returns, no re-measuring your crew.
Mill certificates, after-flame test reports, care and laundering instructions, and a packing list by size ship with every order. If your client, auditor or customs broker needs a specific document format, we build it into the order at the specification stage rather than after dispatch.
Garments are folded, bagged and cartoned by size, with carton labels matching your packing list. For overseas orders, we prepare export documentation and coordinate freight from Faisalabad. For local clients, we deliver to site or hold cartons at the factory for collection.
We start with a 20-30 minute call or site visit to pin down your hazard: flash fire, arc flash, molten metal, welding spatter or a combination. You tell us the standard you answer to, EN ISO 11612, NFPA 2112, IEC 61482 or an internal company spec, and we confirm the fabric weight, colour and trim package that meets it.
We pull certified FR rolls from our mill network, aramid blends, FR-treated cotton, modacrylic hi-vis, and check the mill test certificate against your spec. Fabric arrives in 5-10 working days for stock lines. If you need a specific shade or a proprietary blend, we quote the lead time upfront rather than after the order.
We cut and stitch one full garment, your size range's middle fit, and ship it to you within 7-10 days. You check the fit, the pocket layout, the reflective tape placement and the logo position. Nothing goes to bulk cutting until you sign off on that sample in writing or by email confirmation.
Once approved, we lay, cut and stitch the full order on our Faisalabad floor. A 500-piece coverall run takes 12-18 working days. Every stress point, shoulder seam, crotch, pocket corner and knee, is bar-tacked, and every garment is stitched with FR thread so the seams do not fail before the fabric does.
Each garment is checked for stitch density, tape adhesion, size label accuracy and correct FR labelling before packing. We fold, bag and carton by size, then dispatch nationwide or prepare export documentation for overseas buyers. You get the mill certificates, the test reports and the packing list in one envelope.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Cuts multi-layer FR fabric stacks on dedicated tables at controlled blade speeds. FR fabric frays and heat-marks easily, so blade speed and lay height are set specifically for aramid and modacrylic blends rather than standard cotton.
Reinforces every stress point on the garment: shoulders, crotch, pocket corners, knee panels and cuffs. Bar-tacking is the difference between a coverall that lasts a year and one that fails at the pocket in three months.
Standard polyester thread melts under heat and can fail before the fabric does. We stitch every FR garment with FR-rated thread so the seam holds as long as the fabric's protection does.
Applies FR-rated retro-reflective tape to hi-vis garments at controlled temperature and pressure. The tape is tested for adhesion on your specified fabric before the bulk run, so it does not curl or de-bond after washing.
Applies company logos to FR garments using FR-compatible backing. Multi-head machines keep logo position, thread colour and stitch density identical across a 500-piece order.
Applies FR-rated transfer film for larger or multi-colour logos. Temperature and dwell time are set per fabric type, and every new design is tested on your specified FR fabric before production.
Backlit inspection surface used to check incoming FR rolls for weaving faults, shade variation and coating defects before cutting. Catching a fault on the roll is cheaper than catching it on 500 finished garments.
An 18-welder fabrication shop on Sargodha Road was issuing standard cotton jackets. A spark caught a sleeve during a routine weld and the fabric kept burning, causing a forearm burn and a lost-time incident. The shop's insurer flagged the PPE as inadequate.
We sampled a 180 gsm aramid-blend FR jacket with underarm ventilation and FR thread throughout. The shop approved a 60-piece order after a week-long trial. Twelve months later, the shop reports zero spark-related incidents and has reordered 20 additional jackets on the same pattern block.
A chemical processing plant on Jaranwala Road had a 10-day maintenance shutdown scheduled and 300 contractor coveralls on order from a supplier who missed two delivery dates. The plant's HSE team needed certified FR garments with documentation before crews could badge in.
We pulled certified FR fabric from stock, cut and stitched 300 coveralls in 12 working days, and shipped cartons labelled by size to the plant gate. Mill certificates and test reports arrived with the first carton. The shutdown started on schedule with every contractor in compliant FR coveralls.
An oil field contractor needed 500 FR hi-vis coveralls for a night-shift crew, meeting both NFPA 2112 and the client's visibility standard. Two previous suppliers had quoted standard reflective tape that would melt under flash exposure and void the garment's certification.
We sourced FR-rated reflective tape, sampled one coverall within 10 days, and adjusted tape placement after the client's safety team reviewed it. Bulk production ran 18 working days. The crew received certified FR hi-vis coveralls that passed both standards, and the contractor reordered 200 more pieces six months later.
Most FR workwear failures we see are not fabric failures. They are specification failures, wrong weight, wrong trim, wrong fit, or a supplier who substituted material mid-order. Here are the problems Faisalabad crews bring to us, and how we fix them.
Ask a pro →We replace the cotton with certified FR fabric, aramid blend for heavy welding or FR-treated cotton for lighter hot work, and supply the mill certificate so your safety officer can close the incident report with documented corrective action.
We assess your laundry setup at the specification stage and recommend inherent FR fabric if your wash process is uncontrolled. Inherent aramid and modacrylic blends hold protection for the life of the garment, typically 100+ industrial cycles, regardless of detergent.
We hold your pattern block and size grading on file and cut every batch from the same measurements. For multi-site clients, we ship cartons labelled by size and site, so distribution is straightforward and the fit is identical across the fleet.
We use FR-rated reflective tape on every FR hi-vis build and test the adhesion on your specified fabric before the bulk run. Tape placement is locked at sampling so the production garments match the approved prototype exactly.
PKR 6,500 - PKR 18,000 per garment depending on fabric, weight, trim and quantity
Typical 2026 pricing for certified flame-resistant workwear in Faisalabad runs PKR 6,500 to PKR 18,000 per garment, depending on fabric type, weight, trim package and order quantity. Inherent aramid blends sit at the top of that range; FR-treated cotton sits at the bottom. Bulk orders above 500 pieces reduce the per-unit price by 15-25 percent. We quote firm per-piece rates after the specification call, so you are not comparing estimates that shift once production starts. The price you approve is the price on the invoice.
Certified FR fabric, FR thread, bar-tacked stress points and mill certificates are built into every price we quote. A cheaper coverall that fails in a flash fire costs far more than the difference in unit price. We quote the certified product, not a lookalike.
Inherent FR fabrics such as aramid and modacrylic cost more per metre than FR-treated cotton, but they hold protection for the life of the garment. Treated cotton is cheaper upfront but needs controlled laundering and replacement sooner. We quote both options so you can compare total cost of ownership, not just unit price.
Heavier fabric, 250-350 gsm, costs more per garment and suits welding and furnace work. Lighter fabric, 150-200 gsm, costs less and suits general industrial and summer use. We match the weight to your hazard assessment rather than defaulting to the heaviest option.
Per-piece cost drops as quantity rises. Orders above 500 pieces typically see a 15-25 percent reduction against the 100-piece rate, because cutting, setup and sampling costs spread across more garments. We publish the price breaks at the quotation stage.
FR-rated reflective tape, FR zips, FR hook-and-loop closures and reinforced knee panels all add cost. A basic FR coverall and a fully trimmed FR hi-vis coverall with reflective tape and reinforced knees are different products at different prices. We itemise the trim package in the quote.
“We ordered 420 FR coveralls for a shutdown crew and needed them in under five weeks. A.G. Fabrics hit the date, and the mill certificates were in the first carton. The fit was consistent across all sizes, which is rare on bulk orders. Our crew has worn them through two wash cycles a week for eight months and the reflective tape is still holding.”
Imran S.HSE Manager, Oil Field Contractor, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“I run a welding and fabrication shop with 18 welders. We switched to their aramid-blend FR jackets after a spark caught a cotton sleeve last year. The jackets are lighter than what we had before, so the men actually wear them in summer. Stitching at the cuffs and shoulders has held up better than the imported jackets we bought previously.”
Faisal R.Workshop Owner, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“Our plant needed FR hi-vis vests and coveralls that met both our flame standard and our visibility rule. A.G. Fabrics sampled both within ten days and adjusted the tape placement after our safety team's feedback. The bulk order arrived on schedule with all documentation. We have reordered twice since.”
Ayesha K.Procurement Lead, Chemical Processing Plant, Jaranwala Road
✓ VerifiedFlame-resistant fabric self-extinguishes once the ignition source is removed; fire-resistant fabric resists catching fire in the first place. In practice, most certified industrial garments are flame-resistant, tested to EN ISO 11612 or NFPA 2112, and the terms are used interchangeably on site. The number that matters is the after-flame time on the test report, which should be two seconds or less.
Typical 2026 pricing for certified FR coveralls in Faisalabad runs PKR 6,500 to PKR 18,000 per garment, depending on fabric type, weight and quantity. Inherent aramid blends sit at the top of that range; FR-treated cotton sits at the bottom. Bulk orders above 500 pieces reduce the per-unit price by 15-25 percent. We quote firm per-piece rates once we know your spec.
A standard bulk FR order takes 12-18 working days from sample approval to dispatch. Sampling itself adds 7-10 days, and fabric sourcing adds 5-10 days for stock lines. So a 500-piece coverall order placed today is typically delivered in five to six weeks. Rush schedules are possible on stock fabrics if you flag the deadline at the specification call.
Yes, and we do it without compromising the garment's protection. We embroider logos on FR garments using FR-compatible backing, or apply heat transfer prints with FR-rated film. We avoid placing decoration over reflective tape or across seam lines. Logo position, size and colour are locked in at the sampling stage, so the bulk run matches your approved sample exactly.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingFR workwear is a custom uniform build, not a catalogue pick. We take your hazard spec, your size range and your logo, then cut and stitch a garment that fits your crew and your site rules. Every FR order runs through the same custom manufacturing line as our standard uniform work.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyFR coveralls are usually bought in volume, 200 to 5,000 pieces per order. Our bulk line handles that scale without splitting production across subcontractors, so your flame-resistant garments arrive with consistent stitching, sizing and labelling across the whole shipment.Explore →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you sell FR workwear under your own brand, we manufacture to your label. We stitch your woven tags, apply your care labels and pack to your carton spec. Your customers see your brand; the mill certificates and test reports travel with the shipment.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringFR fabric needs FR thread, controlled needle heat and bar-tacked stress points. Our stitching team works to those rules on every flame-resistant garment. If you supply your own certified fabric, we can cut and stitch it to your pattern without substituting materials.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingSome FR roles, welders, furnace operators, electrical linemen, need a fit that off-the-rack cannot deliver. We take individual measurements and build to them, keeping the pattern on file for reorders. The garment protects properly only when it fits properly.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentFR garment design has constraints ordinary uniforms do not: no meltable trims, no exposed plastic zips, no decoration over reflective tape. Our pattern team designs around those constraints from the first sketch, so the approved design is manufacturable in certified fabric without rework.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentBefore we cut 500 coveralls, we cut one. Our sampling line produces a full-size prototype in your specified FR fabric, ships it to you within 7-10 days, and holds production until you approve the fit, trim and logo placement. Nothing moves to bulk without your sign-off.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyCertified FR fabric is the foundation of the whole garment. We source aramid, modacrylic, FR viscose and FR-treated cotton from mills that issue test certificates with every roll. If you need fabric only, we supply it wholesale with the certification paperwork attached.Explore →Send us your hazard spec, size range and quantity, and we will come back with a firm per-piece price and a delivery date within one working day. Mill certificates and test reports come with every order. Call +923007674374 to start your FR workwear order today.
Call +923007674374 →Call or email with your garment type, quantity and required date and we will come back with a per-piece price and a lead time, usually within one working day. Our unit is open Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00, and Saturday morning for sample collection. Local buyers are welcome to visit the floor and check fabric before ordering.