Second order does not match the first
We dye-lot every order and hold a 5-metre reference swatch for 24 months. When you reorder, we match against that swatch, not a screen colour. Colour drift stays under 2% across batches.
Hospitality in Faisalabad means uniforms that still look sharp after a double shift, a wedding rush, or a full banquet season. We cut, stitch, and finish hotel, restaurant, and catering uniforms for kitchens and front desks across Punjab. Whether you run a 12-room guesthouse or a 300-cover restaurant, we handle fabric, sizing, embroidery, and repeat bulk orders so your staff walks out looking like one team.

Hospitality in Faisalabad is the trade of outfitting hotel, restaurant, cafe, banquet, and catering staff in uniforms that hold their shape through heat, grease, and long shifts. It covers chef coats, front-desk blazers, waiter waistcoats, housekeeping tunics, banquet vests, and receptionist scarves. Every piece is cut to a pattern, stitched in our Faisalabad unit, and finished with your logo, piping, or monogram before it ships.
Faisalabad runs hot from April through September, and kitchen floors hit 40C-plus by midday. Cotton-poly blends at 65/35 hold colour better than pure cotton under that load, and a 180-200 GSM twill resists oil splatter without turning stiff. We also cut for the wedding and banquet season from October to March, when hotels in Madina Town and Jaranwala Road double their floor staff and need 80 to 200 extra sets inside three weeks.
Every hospitality order covers pattern, fabric, cutting, stitching, finishing, and delivery. Add-ons like embroidery, monogramming, and screen printing are quoted separately so you only pay for what you need. Here is what sits inside a standard order.
We draft a base pattern for each role and grade it across 12 stock sizes. Made-to-measure drafting is included for staff outside the standard range, at no extra charge.
You choose from our stock range of poly-cotton twill, poly-viscose suiting, cotton poplin, and brushed cotton. We source at mill rates and hold your dye lot for 24 months.
Straight-knife cutting with marker layouts that cut waste, followed by dedicated stitching lines for chef coats, blazers, and tunics. Every garment is checked at three QC points.
Crest embroidery at 8,000 to 10,000 stitches, monogramming for manager shirts, and screen printing for aprons and polos. All applications tested for wash durability.
Buttons, pressing, and bagging by size and department. Your storekeeper hands out sets without sorting, which saves hours on distribution day.
Delivery to your Faisalabad address, plus your pattern, dye lot, and logo file kept on file for 24 months so reorders are a phone call.
We visit your property, count the roles, and note what each department actually needs. Kitchen staff need breathable chef coats; front desk needs structured blazers; housekeeping needs stain-resistant tunics. You get a written spec with fabric options, quantities, and a fixed price within 48 hours.
You pick from our stock range: 65/35 poly-cotton twill, 100% cotton poplin, poly-viscose suiting for blazers, and 240 GSM brushed cotton for winter banquet wear. We show you physical swatches, not screen colours, so what you approve is what arrives.
We stitch one full sample set in your chosen fabric and trim, usually within 7 working days. You fit it on a real staff member, mark any changes, and sign off. Nothing goes into bulk cutting until that sample is approved.
Bulk cutting runs on a straight-knife cutter with a marker that minimises waste. Stitching moves through dedicated lines for chef coats, blazers, and tunics. Every garment is checked at three points: after cutting, after assembly, and after finishing.
Embroidery, buttoning, pressing, and packing happen in the final stage. We bag by size and department so your storekeeper can hand out sets without sorting. Delivery is to your Faisalabad address, and we keep your pattern and dye lot on file for the next order.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Cuts multiple fabric plies in one pass for consistent sizing across a bulk hospitality order. Marker layouts minimise waste and keep every piece identical.
Runs 12 crests simultaneously at 8,000 to 10,000 stitches each. This is what lets us deliver 200 embroidered uniforms inside a 20-day window.
Standard stitching for seams, hems, and edge finishing. Overlock machines prevent fraying on poly-cotton and poly-viscose fabrics.
Reinforces stress points like pocket corners, belt loops, and apron ties. This is why our hospitality uniforms survive daily industrial washing.
Applies plastisol prints and heat-transfer logos. Curing at 160C locks the ink so it does not crack or peel after repeated washes.
Holds physical swatches of every fabric we stock, so you approve colour in person rather than on a screen. Prevents the colour-mismatch problem.
Grades base patterns across 12 stock sizes and stores made-to-measure specs for individual staff. Keeps sizing consistent across reorders.
A new hotel on Jaranwala Road had 90 staff across five departments and no uniforms. Staff wore personal clothing, guest photos looked inconsistent, and the property had no brand presence on the floor.
We drafted five role-specific patterns, stitched sample sets for each, and delivered 90 uniforms in 22 working days. Every department now wears a distinct, colour-matched uniform, and the property has a full reorder archive.
A D Ground restaurant changed its brand colour from navy to deep maroon. Existing uniforms clashed with the new interior, and staff photos from the previous year looked dated.
We matched the new maroon against a physical swatch, drafted a new waistcoat pattern, and delivered 45 waistcoats plus 12 chef coats in 18 working days. The relaunch photos showed a fully coordinated team.
A Sargodha Road banquet hall doubled floor staff from October to March but had no reorder system. The previous season, half the team wore mismatched vests borrowed from a sister property.
We cut and stitched 180 banquet vests in 12 working days against the existing pattern and dye lot. Every wedding booking that season had a fully uniformed floor team.
Most hospitality uniform headaches come down to three things: colour drift between orders, sizing that does not fit real staff, and reorders that take too long. Here is how we handle each one.
Ask a pro →We dye-lot every order and hold a 5-metre reference swatch for 24 months. When you reorder, we match against that swatch, not a screen colour. Colour drift stays under 2% across batches.
We cut to 12 stock sizes and draft made-to-measure patterns for anyone outside the range. Chef coats get a 2-inch back pleat; housekeeping tunics get side vents. Every staff member gets a garment that moves with them.
Reorders against an existing pattern ship in 10 to 14 working days. We schedule your cutting line around known peak dates, so a March wedding order placed in January is already on the calendar.
We stitch crests with 40-weight polyester thread at 8,000 to 10,000 stitches, and cure plastisol prints at 160C. Both survive 50-plus industrial washes without cracking or fading.
PKR 2,800 - PKR 9,500 per piece depending on fabric, structure, and quantity
Typical 2026 pricing for hospitality uniforms in Faisalabad runs PKR 2,800 to PKR 9,500 per piece. A basic poly-cotton waiter shirt sits near the bottom of that range; a structured front-desk blazer with lining and embroidery sits at the top. Bulk orders above 100 pieces usually drop the per-piece rate by 12 to 18 percent. We quote a fixed price covering fabric, cutting, stitching, finishing, and packing, so you know the total before we cut a single piece.
You pay for fabric, cutting, stitching, finishing, and packing in one fixed price. No add-on charges for plus sizes, no surprise trim fees, and no re-dyeing costs on reorders because your dye lot is on file.
Poly-cotton twill is the most economical and works for most roles. Poly-viscose suiting for blazers costs 40 to 60 percent more per metre. Brushed cotton for winter banquet wear sits in between.
Orders above 100 pieces get a 12 to 18 percent per-piece reduction because cutting and setup costs spread across more units. Orders below 30 pieces carry a higher per-piece rate.
A simple 3,000-stitch logo adds little to the cost. A detailed 10,000-stitch crest with multiple colours adds more, because each colour change slows the embroidery head.
A basic shirt or tunic is straightforward. A lined blazer with canvas front, structured shoulders, and multiple pockets takes more labour and adds to the per-piece price.
“We needed 45 waiter waistcoats and 12 chef coats before our relaunch. A.G. Fabrics turned the sample around in a week and delivered the full order in 20 days. The maroon matched our interior exactly, and the embroidery still looks new after eight months of daily washing.”
Imran S.Restaurant Owner, Madina Town
✓ Verified“Our wedding season runs October to March, and we double our floor staff. A.G. Fabrics set up our pattern and dye lot on the first order, and every reorder since has matched perfectly. Last season we ordered 180 banquet vests in 12 days.”
Sadia K.Banquet Manager, Jaranwala Road
✓ Verified“We moved from imported uniforms to A.G. Fabrics two years ago. The front-desk blazers hold their shape through Faisalabad summers, and the housekeeping tunics resist stains far better than what we had before. Reorders are a phone call.”
Faisal A.Hotel GM, D Ground
✓ VerifiedMost hospitality uniform sets in Faisalabad run PKR 2,800 to PKR 9,500 per piece in 2026, depending on fabric and complexity. A basic poly-cotton waiter shirt sits at the low end; a structured front-desk blazer with lining and embroidery sits at the top. Bulk orders above 100 pieces typically drop the per-piece rate by 12 to 18 percent.
A first-time bulk order takes 18 to 25 working days from approved sample to delivery. Reorders against an existing pattern ship in 10 to 14 working days. If you have a wedding season or Eid rush deadline, tell us at the brief stage and we will schedule the cutting line around your date.
Yes. We take orders from 20 pieces upward, which suits guesthouses, single-branch cafes, and small catering setups. You still get the same pattern, dye-lot, and embroidery service as a 500-piece hotel order. Small orders ship in 12 to 16 working days.
Yes. Send us one worn uniform and your logo file, and we will match the fabric, colour, and embroidery density. If the original is faded, we match against a protected inner seam rather than the sun-exposed surface. Matching samples are ready in 7 working days for approval.
Send us your staff count, roles, and logo, and we will come back with a fixed price and delivery date within 48 hours. We have been stitching uniforms in Faisalabad since 1996, and we hold our delivery dates.
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.