High-Visibility Safety Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad means reflective tape that stays put, fluorescent fabric that survives 40 wash cycles, and stitching that holds up on a construction site in July. We build hi-vis coveralls, vests, jackets, and trousers for construction crews, oil and gas teams, logistics fleets, and security staff across Punjab. Whether you need 50 pieces or 5,000, we cut, stitch, and finish in-house.
High-Visibility Safety Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad covers the full production chain: fluorescent base fabric, retroreflective tape, pattern cutting, industrial stitching, and finishing. We work with 100% polyester, poly-cotton blends, and modacrylic-cotton for flame-resistant hi-vis. The reflective tape we use meets EN ISO 20471 retroreflective requirements, and the fluorescent dye lot is tested for colourfastness before it touches a cutting table. Every garment leaves our unit with taped seams, bar-tacked stress points, and a size label that matches the actual measurement.
Faisalabad's textile base gives us a real advantage: fabric sourcing is local, lead times are short, and we can match a specific fluorescent shade across repeat orders. Most of our hi-vis clients are construction contractors on Sargodha Road, oil and gas service companies moving crews through Faisalabad, and logistics fleets running between the dry port and Motorway M4. If you need high-visibility safety uniform manufacturing in Faisalabad with a fixed delivery date and a per-piece price that holds, we quote it upfront and we hold it.
Every hi-vis uniform order includes the core production steps: pattern development, fabric sourcing, cutting, stitching, tape application, and finishing. We also handle logo embroidery and export packing. Here is what is covered as standard and what we can add on.
We build or adapt the pattern to your sizing chart and stitch a pre-production sample. You receive the sample within 5 to 7 working days. You wear it, wash it, and test the tape. If anything is off, we adjust and re-sample once at no charge before bulk production starts.
We source fluorescent polyester, poly-cotton, and FR modacrylic-cotton fabrics. Retroreflective tape is sourced to meet EN ISO 20471 requirements. Fabric is inspected for shade consistency and weight before cutting. FR orders include a fabric certificate so you can verify compliance.
Cutting is done in layered stacks with a straight knife and a band knife. Stitching runs on industrial lockstitch, overlock, and flat-felled seam machines. Reflective tape is applied with double-needle stitching and bar-tacks at stress points. A 500-piece order clears stitching in 8 to 12 working days.
Reflective tape is applied to meet Class 2 or Class 3 requirements depending on the garment. Every piece is checked for tape alignment, seam strength, and size label accuracy. A misaligned tape strip fails the standard, so we inspect alignment on every garment before it moves to finishing.
We embroider or print your company logo on hi-vis uniforms. Embroidery is positioned so it does not cover reflective tape. Screen printing and heat transfer are tested on fluorescent fabric to ensure the ink does not crack or fade. Logo placement is confirmed at the sample stage.
Garments are pressed, size-sorted, and packed by style. We provide a packing list and a tracking number the same day the order leaves. Export orders get size-sorted packing and the documentation your freight forwarder needs. Delivery within Faisalabad is usually same-week for stock items.
You tell us the garment type, quantity, and any standard you need to meet. We confirm fabric options, tape class, and sizing breakdown, then send a written quote with a per-piece price and a production timeline. This usually takes one working day. If you have a sample garment you already like, send it and we will match it.
We build or adapt the pattern to your sizing chart and stitch a pre-production sample. You receive the sample within 5 to 7 working days. Wear it, wash it, test the tape. If something is off, we adjust the pattern and re-sample once at no charge. Nothing goes into bulk production until you sign off on the sample.
We source fluorescent fabric and retroreflective tape from suppliers we have used for years. Fabric is inspected for shade consistency and weight before it enters the cutting room. If you need flame-resistant hi-vis, we source modacrylic-cotton or treated cotton and provide the fabric certificate. This stage takes 3 to 5 working days.
Cutting is done in layered stacks with a straight knife and a band knife for curves. Stitching runs on industrial lockstitch, overlock, and flat-felled seam machines. Reflective tape is applied with double-needle stitching and bar-tacks at stress points. A 500-piece order typically clears the stitching floor in 8 to 12 working days.
Every garment is checked for tape alignment, seam strength, and size label accuracy. Threads are trimmed, garments are pressed, and pieces are packed by size and style. We dispatch from Faisalabad by courier or arrange freight for export orders. You get a packing list and a tracking number the same day the order leaves.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Cuts layered stacks of fluorescent fabric for bulk hi-vis orders. Used for long straight runs on vest and coverall panels. Cutting accuracy is plus or minus 3 millimetres, which keeps tape alignment consistent.
Cuts curves and complex shapes that a straight knife cannot handle. Used for armholes, collars, and curved tape channels on hi-vis coveralls. The band knife gives a cleaner edge on slippery fluorescent fabric.
Applies reflective tape with a double-needle lockstitch. This is the stitch that keeps tape from peeling. Used on every hi-vis garment we manufacture, from vests to coveralls.
Finishes raw edges on fluorescent fabric to prevent fraying. Used on the inside seams of hi-vis vests and jackets. Overlocking extends garment life and keeps the inside comfortable for the wearer.
Creates strong, flat seams on hi-vis coveralls and trousers. Flat-felled seams are stronger than standard seams and reduce bulk, which matters when a worker is moving around a site.
Reinforces stress points on reflective tape and pocket corners. Bar-tacks prevent tape from pulling away at the corners, which is where heat-sealed tape usually fails first.
Tests hi-vis garments for tape reflectivity and colourfastness after repeated wash cycles. We wash test samples at 60 degrees Celsius to verify the tape still reflects above the minimum threshold.
A construction contractor in Faisalabad was buying imported hi-vis vests that lost reflectivity after 10 washes. The tape peeled at the corners, and workers were replacing vests every three months. The contractor was spending more on replacements than on the original order.
We manufactured 800 Class 2 hi-vis vests with double-needle stitched tape and bar-tacked corners. The vests shipped in 14 working days. After six months of daily wear and washing, the tape still reflects above the minimum threshold. The contractor has not reordered replacements.
A Faisalabad logistics company ordered hi-vis vests from a local supplier, but the logo embroidery covered the reflective tape on the back. Drivers were not visible from behind at night. The company also had to sort through mixed sizes because the packing was not size-sorted.
We manufactured 300 hi-vis vests with logo embroidery positioned above the tape line, so reflectivity was not blocked. The order shipped size-sorted in 12 working days. Drivers are now visible from all angles, and the warehouse team distributes vests without sorting.
An oil and gas services company needed FR hi-vis coveralls for a shutdown job in Punjab. Their previous supplier could not provide fabric certificates, so the safety officer could not verify compliance. The coveralls also fit poorly, restricting movement for workers in confined spaces.
We sourced modacrylic-cotton fabric and FR-rated reflective tape, and provided the fabric certificate with the order. The coveralls were cut to Class 3 tape placement and made-to-measure for workers outside standard sizes. The crew worked the shutdown in compliant, well-fitting gear.
Buying hi-vis uniforms in bulk goes wrong in predictable ways: tape peels off, sizes do not match, delivery dates slip, and the per-piece price creeps up. Here is how we handle each one.
Ask a pro →We stitch reflective tape with a double-needle lockstitch and bar-tack every corner. Heat-sealed tape peels; stitched tape does not. Our tape still reflects above the minimum threshold after 25 industrial wash cycles at 60 degrees Celsius.
We cut to a size chart built from actual body measurements, with chest, waist, and inseam graded independently. We also offer made-to-measure for workers outside the standard range. You approve the sample before we cut bulk fabric.
We give you a production schedule with the quote and update you at cutting, stitching, and finishing stages. Standard bulk orders ship in 12 to 18 working days. If a date slips, you hear it from us first, not after the deadline passes.
We quote a fixed per-piece price before production starts. A 500-piece Class 2 hi-vis vest order at PKR 1,450 to PKR 2,200 per piece is quoted upfront and does not move. If fabric prices spike mid-production, that is our problem, not yours.
PKR 1,450 - PKR 6,500 per piece depending on garment type, fabric, and tape class
Typical 2026 pricing for high-visibility safety uniform manufacturing in Faisalabad depends on garment type, fabric, tape class, and order quantity. A Class 2 hi-vis vest runs PKR 1,450 to PKR 2,200 per piece. Class 3 coveralls run PKR 3,800 to PKR 6,500 per piece. Flame-resistant hi-vis costs 40 to 60 percent more because the fabric and tape are more expensive. Bulk orders above 1,000 pieces get a lower per-piece rate. We quote a fixed price before production starts, and that price holds for the entire order.
The per-piece price covers pattern development, fabric sourcing, cutting, stitching, tape application, inspection, and packing. There are no hidden surcharges after the order is placed. You get a fixed price and a fixed delivery date before production starts.
A hi-vis vest uses less fabric and fewer stitching steps than a coverall. Vests are the lowest-cost option. Coveralls and jackets cost more because they use more fabric and require more tape application. Trousers are priced between vests and coveralls.
Lightweight fluorescent polyester costs less than heavier poly-cotton or FR modacrylic-cotton. A 120 GSM polyester vest is cheaper than a 240 GSM poly-cotton coverall. FR fabric adds 40 to 60 percent to the per-piece cost because the raw material is more expensive.
Class 2 tape is narrower and uses less tape per garment than Class 3. Class 3 requires wider tape and more tape placement, which increases both material cost and stitching time. The tape class is determined by the standard your site requires.
Setup costs, pattern development, and machine time are spread across the order. A 50-piece order carries a higher per-piece cost than a 1,000-piece order. Bulk pricing kicks in above 1,000 pieces, where the per-piece rate drops by 10 to 15 percent.
“We ordered 800 Class 2 hi-vis vests for our site crew. A.G. Fabrics sent a sample first, we approved it, and the bulk order shipped in 14 working days. The tape is still reflective after six months of daily wear and washing. The sizing was accurate, which is rare. We have placed two more orders since.”
Imran S.Construction Contractor, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“Our drivers needed hi-vis vests with our logo on the back. A.G. Fabrics handled the embroidery and the reflective tape placement so the logo did not cover the tape. The per-piece price was fixed and did not change. We ordered 300 pieces and they arrived on the date we were given.”
Fatima R.Operations Manager, Logistics Company, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“We needed FR hi-vis coveralls for a shutdown job. A.G. Fabrics sourced the modacrylic-cotton fabric and provided the certificate. The reflective tape was FR-rated, which was critical for our compliance. The coveralls fit well and the tape placement met Class 3 requirements. We will use them again.”
Ahmed K.Safety Officer, Oil and Gas Services, Punjab
✓ VerifiedA Class 2 hi-vis vest runs PKR 1,450 to PKR 2,200 per piece in 2026, depending on fabric weight and tape width. Class 3 coveralls run PKR 3,800 to PKR 6,500 per piece. Flame-resistant hi-vis costs 40 to 60 percent more because the fabric is more expensive. Bulk orders above 1,000 pieces get a lower per-piece rate. We quote a fixed price before production starts.
Our minimum order is 50 pieces per style. That applies to vests, coveralls, jackets, and trousers. If you need a sample first, we stitch a pre-production sample within 5 to 7 working days. For orders under 50 pieces, we can sometimes accommodate, but the per-piece price will be higher because setup costs are spread across fewer garments.
Standard bulk orders ship in 12 to 18 working days from pattern approval. A 500-piece order typically clears cutting in 2 to 3 days and stitching in 8 to 12 days. Rush orders for 200 pieces or fewer can ship in 7 working days. We give you a production schedule with the quote and update you at each stage.
Yes. We manufacture flame-resistant hi-vis coveralls and jackets using modacrylic-cotton and treated cotton fabrics. The reflective tape is also FR-rated so it does not melt or degrade under heat. These garments are used by oil and gas crews, welders, and electrical workers. We provide the fabric certificate with the order so you can verify the FR rating.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWe build hi-vis uniforms to your exact spec, not from a fixed catalogue. That means your tape class, pocket layout, and reflective placement are all custom. If your crew needs a specific vest configuration for night work on Faisalabad roads, we cut it to that spec.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyHi-vis orders scale from 50 to 5,000 pieces without changing the per-piece quality. We run the same tape, the same stitching, and the same inspection on a 50-piece order as a 5,000-piece order. Bulk pricing kicks in above 1,000 pieces.Explore →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you sell safety uniforms under your own brand, we manufacture and label them with your logo and tags. Your brand goes on the garment, our name stays off it. We handle the production, you handle the sale.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringHi-vis garments need precise stitching because tape alignment affects reflectivity. Our stitching team applies reflective tape with double-needle lockstitch and bar-tacks at every corner. A misaligned tape strip fails the standard, so we check alignment on every piece.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingWorkers outside standard sizes get hi-vis uniforms that actually fit. We take chest, waist, and inseam measurements and cut to those numbers. A hi-vis coverall that is too tight restricts movement and creates a safety risk. Made-to-measure solves that.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentWe develop hi-vis patterns that place reflective tape where it meets EN ISO 20471 requirements and where workers actually need visibility. Pattern development includes tape placement, pocket position, and closure type. You approve the pattern before we cut bulk fabric.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentBefore bulk production, we stitch a physical hi-vis sample for your approval. You wear it, wash it, and test the tape. If the tape placement or fit is wrong, we adjust and re-sample once at no charge. Nothing goes into bulk until you sign off.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source fluorescent polyester, poly-cotton, and FR modacrylic-cotton fabrics for hi-vis uniforms. Fabric is inspected for shade consistency and weight before cutting. If you need a specific fluorescent shade matched across repeat orders, we hold the dye lot reference.Explore →Send us your garment type, quantity, and any standard you need to meet. We will send a fixed per-piece price and a production timeline within one working day. No obligation, no pressure. Call us or send a message and we will get your crew visible.
Request a Quote +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.