Sizing that varies between batches
We grade every pattern to a fixed size chart and keep it on file. Your second and fifth orders are cut from the same approved pattern as the first, so a medium is always a medium. No re-measuring, no surprises.
Custom scrubs, lab coats and hospital uniforms stitched to your exact spec
Healthcare and Medical Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad Built for Long Shifts
Healthcare and Medical Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad is what A.G. Fabrics has done since 1996, supplying hospitals, clinics, diagnostic labs and pharmacies across Punjab with scrubs, lab coats, patient gowns and nursing uniforms. We cut, stitch and finish to your fabric, colour and sizing spec, then deliver in bulk. Send us your design and we will quote the full run.
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About this service
Healthcare and Medical Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad
Healthcare and Medical Uniform Manufacturing is the production of clinical workwear built for infection control, long shifts and repeated industrial laundering. That means scrub sets, lab coats, nursing tunics, patient gowns, surgical caps, ward coats and theatre trousers, cut from poly-cotton, cotton-poplin or polyester-viscose blends that hold colour after 50-plus wash cycles. Every garment is pattern-graded to a real size chart, stitched with reinforced seams, and finished with your hospital or clinic branding.
Faisalabad's private hospital sector keeps expanding, and with it the demand for scrubs and lab coats that survive daily bleaching and hot-water washing. We manufacture for buyers who need consistent sizing across 200 to 5,000 garments, not one-off pieces. If you are sourcing healthcare uniforms in bulk from Faisalabad, we handle fabric, cutting, stitching, embroidery and packing under one roof, so your order ships complete instead of in mismatched batches.
- ✓ Consistent Sizing Across Runs
- ✓ Fabric That Survives Washing
- ✓ Embroidery and Printing In-House
- ✓ Bulk Capacity, On-Time Delivery
What's included
What Our Medical Uniform Service Includes
Every healthcare uniform order covers pattern development, fabric sourcing, cutting, stitching, branding and packing. Fabric supply is included when you buy through us, and we can also work on a cut-make-trim basis if you supply your own material. Sampling is standard on every new design before bulk production begins.
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Pattern and Size Grading
We draft or adapt the pattern for each garment type and grade it across your full size range. That means a small and an extra-large scrub top are cut from the same approved fit, not guessed separately. Grading protects consistency across a 1,000-piece run.
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Fabric Sourcing and Supply
We source poly-cotton, cotton-poplin, polyester-viscose and twill in the weights clinical workwear needs, typically 180 to 240 GSM. If you have a fabric spec, we match it. If not, we recommend the blend that best survives hot washing and bleaching.
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Cutting, Stitching and Finishing
Our cutting team lays and cuts the full order from graded patterns. Stitchers sew, overlock and reinforce high-stress seams, then press and finish each garment. A 1,000-piece order clears this stage in 10 to 14 working days.
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Logo Embroidery and Printing
Hospital logos, department names, staff names and blood-group tags are embroidered or printed in-house. A 12-head embroidery machine handles 300-plus placements a day. You approve the stitch-out on the sample before bulk branding runs.
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Pre-Production Sampling
We stitch a physical sample of each garment type, usually within 5 to 7 working days. You check fit, colour, stitch density and logo placement. Bulk production only starts after you approve the sample in writing.
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Packing and Export Documentation
Garments are checked, pressed and packed by size and department, with labelled cartons and a packing list. For overseas buyers, we prepare invoices and export paperwork so your consignment clears customs without delays.
How it works
How Your Medical Uniform Order Runs
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Spec and Quote
You send us your garment list, sizes, fabric preference and logo files. We review the spec, recommend the right fabric weight and blend, and return a written quote with unit pricing and a delivery window. Most quotes go out within 24 to 48 hours of receiving a clear spec.
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Sampling and Approval
We stitch a pre-production sample of each garment type, usually one scrub set, one lab coat and one gown. You check the fit, colour, stitch density and logo placement. Sampling takes 5 to 7 working days, and bulk production only starts after you approve the sample in writing.
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Fabric and Cutting
Once approved, we pull fabric from stock or source it to your spec, then lay and cut the full order. Our cutting team works from graded patterns, so every size in the run matches the approved sample. Cutting a 1,000-piece order typically takes 3 to 4 working days.
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Stitching and Branding
Garments move to the stitching floor, where our team sews, over locks and finishes each piece. Logo embroidery or screen printing happens in the same unit. A 1,000-piece order clears stitching and branding in 10 to 14 working days, depending on style complexity.
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QC and Dispatch
Every carton is checked for size, stitch quality, colour match and branding before packing. We pack by size and department, label the cartons, and dispatch to your Faisalabad address or arrange export documentation for overseas buyers. You get a packing list with the shipment.
Tools & methods
Tools and Methods We Use
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Industrial Single-Needle Lockstitch Machines
Used for main seams on scrubs, lab coats and gowns. These machines give tight, consistent stitch density that holds through industrial washing and repeated wear.
Overlock and Flatlock Machines
Used to finish raw edges and reinforce high-stress seams on scrub sets and tunics. Overlocking prevents fraying after repeated hot-water laundering.
12-Head Embroidery Machine
Handles hospital logos, staff names, department tags and blood-group markers. It runs 300-plus logo placements a day, so branding never delays a bulk shipment.
Straight Knife and Round Knife Cutting Machines
Used to cut multiple plies of fabric accurately from graded patterns. This keeps every size in a 1,000-piece run identical to the approved sample.
Bar-Tack and Buttonhole Machines
Reinforce pocket corners, belt loops and stress points on scrub trousers and lab coats. Bar-tacking prevents the small tears that turn into full seam failures.
Heat Press and Screen Printing Carousel
Used for heat transfer and screen-printed graphics on scrub tops and gowns. We recommend the method based on design size, colour count and wash frequency.
Steam Pressing and Finishing Stations
Every garment is pressed before packing. Steam finishing removes wrinkles, sets seams and gives the uniform a clean, retail-ready appearance on arrival.
Real results
Before and after.
1,200 Scrub Sets for a Private Hospital
Before
A Faisalabad hospital was sourcing scrubs from three different vendors. Sizing varied between batches, colours did not match, and staff complained about returns. Their previous order arrived three weeks late, delaying a ward opening.
After
We graded one pattern across all sizes, stitched 1,200 scrub sets in 22 working days, and embroidered department logos in-house. Every size matched the approved sample, and the ward opened on schedule with fully branded uniforms.
300 Lab Coats for a Diagnostic Lab Chain
Before
A lab chain needed lab coats with staff names and blood-group tags embroidered. Their previous supplier used heat transfers that cracked after 15 washes, and tag placement was inconsistent across branches.
After
We stitched 300 lab coats in 200 to 240 GSM poly-cotton, embroidered each name and blood-group tag, and packed by branch. After six months of daily washing, the embroidery held without fading or peeling.
400 Student Tunics for a Nursing College
Before
A nursing college ordered student tunics from a local stitching unit. Half the intake received tunics that did not fit, and the college crest was printed in the wrong colour on 60 pieces. Term started without uniforms ready.
After
We sampled the tunic in a week, graded the pattern across the full student size range, and delivered 400 tunics with the crest embroidered in the correct colours. All students received correctly sized uniforms before term began.
Problems we solve
Medical Uniform Problems We Solve in Faisalabad
Most healthcare buyers come to us after a bad sourcing experience: inconsistent sizing, fading fabric, missed deadlines or logos that peeled off after a month. Here is how we close those gaps on every order.
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Fabric fading after industrial washing
We specify 180 to 240 GSM poly-cotton and polyester-viscose blends that hold colour and shape through 50-plus industrial wash cycles at 60 to 90 degrees Celsius. Your uniforms stay presentable for years, not months.
Logos peeling or cracking off
We embroider logos rather than relying on low-grade heat transfers. Embroidery holds through hot washing and repeated bleaching. We digitise your logo, match thread colour, and you approve the stitch-out on the sample before bulk branding.
Missed delivery dates before a ward launch
We confirm your delivery date in writing before production starts and hold it. A 1,000-piece order ships in 18 to 25 working days. If your deadline is tight, we tell you upfront whether we can meet it, not after you have paid.
Transparent pricing
Medical Uniform Pricing in Faisalabad
PKR 1,200 - PKR 3,500 per garment depending on fabric, style, branding and quantity
Typical 2026 pricing for healthcare and medical uniform manufacturing in Faisalabad runs PKR 1,200 to PKR 3,500 per garment, depending on fabric, style, branding and order quantity. A basic poly-cotton scrub set sits at the lower end; a lined lab coat with embroidered logos sits higher. Unit pricing drops as quantity rises, so a 1,000-piece run costs less per piece than a 200-piece run. We quote in writing before production, with no hidden charges added later.
The price reflects fabric that survives 50-plus industrial washes, sizing that stays consistent across repeat orders, and in-house branding that does not peel. That combination lowers your replacement and returns cost over the life of the uniform programme.
01Fabric type and weight
Poly-cotton at 180 GSM costs less than 240 GSM polyester-viscose or cotton-poplin. Heavier, denser fabrics cost more per metre but last longer through industrial washing, which lowers your cost per wear over the garment's life.
02Garment style and complexity
A basic scrub top is simpler to cut and stitch than a lined lab coat with multiple pockets, vents and a tailored collar. More panels, pockets and finishing steps add stitching time, which raises the unit price.
03Branding method and placement
A single embroidered chest logo adds little to unit cost. Multiple placements, large screen-printed graphics or individual staff names and blood-group tags add digitising and machine time, which pushes the price up.
04Order quantity
Setup costs for pattern grading, sampling and machine configuration are spread across the run. A 1,000-piece order carries a lower per-piece setup cost than a 200-piece order, so unit pricing drops as volume rises.
Proof you can check
Trust and Proof
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ISO 9001:2015 Quality ManagementInternational Organization for Standardization
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OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Fabric CertificationInternational Association for Research and Testing in the Field of Textile Ecology
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ISO 14001 Environmental ManagementInternational Organization for Standardization
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Export Registration with Pakistan Textile Exporters AssociationPakistan Textile Exporters Association
Customer reviews
What Our Medical Uniform Clients Say
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“We ordered 1,200 scrub sets and 300 lab coats for our nursing and consultant staff. The sizing was consistent across the whole run, which has never happened with our previous suppliers. The embroidered department logos survived six months of daily industrial washing without fading. Delivery landed two days before the date they confirmed.”
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Dr. Ayesha K.Hospital Administrator, Madina Town, Faisalabad
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“I buy medical uniforms in bulk to resell across Punjab. A.G. Fabrics quoted within a day, sampled in a week, and delivered 2,000 pieces in 22 working days. The poly-cotton fabric holds colour better than what I was importing. Repeat orders now run on the same size chart, so my customers get the same fit every time.”
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Bilal R.Medical Retailer, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad
✓ Verified★★★★★
“I needed 250 custom tunics with our clinic logo for a small team. They treated the order like a large one, sampled it properly, and fixed the logo placement after my first review. The tunics fit well across all my staff sizes. I have already placed a second order for patient gowns.”
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Fatima S.Clinic Owner, Peoples Colony, Faisalabad
✓ VerifiedMost bulk medical uniform orders run PKR 1,200 to PKR 3,500 per garment in 2026, depending on fabric, style and branding. A basic poly-cotton scrub set sits at the lower end, while a lined lab coat with embroidered logos sits higher. Unit pricing drops as order quantity rises, so a 1,000-piece run costs less per piece than a 200-piece run.
Our minimum order for custom medical scrubs is 200 pieces per style. That covers a single scrub set in mixed sizes. If you need several garment types, such as scrubs plus lab coats plus gowns, we can combine them into one production run and still meet the 200-piece minimum per style.
A typical 1,000-piece healthcare uniform order takes 18 to 25 working days from approved sample to packed cartons. Sampling adds 5 to 7 working days at the start. Larger runs of 3,000-plus pieces take 30 to 40 working days. We confirm the exact delivery date in writing before production begins.
Yes. We embroider hospital, clinic and department logos directly onto scrubs, lab coats, tunics and gowns in our Faisalabad unit. A 12-head embroidery machine handles 300-plus logo placements a day. You send the logo file, we digitise it, and you approve the stitch-out on the pre-production sample before bulk branding starts.
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Send us your garment list, sizes and logo files, and we will return a written quote with unit pricing and a delivery date. Sampling takes 5 to 7 working days, and bulk production starts only after you approve. Call our Faisalabad team to lock in your production slot.
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