Industrial Workwear and Coverall Manufacturing in Faisalabad is what we have done since 1996, cutting and stitching coveralls, high-visibility vests, flame-resistant suits and durable work shirts for factories, mills, oil and gas crews and logistics fleets. We handle bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply from our Faisalabad unit, so you get consistent sizing, reinforced seams and your logo applied correctly on every piece. Send us your spec and headcount, and we will quote within 24 hours.
Industrial Workwear and Coverall Manufacturing in Faisalabad covers the full production chain behind a garment that has to survive a real shift: fabric selection, pattern grading, cutting, stitching, reinforcement at stress points, and finishing with reflective tape, embroidery or screen printing. A standard two-piece coverall uses 6 to 8 metres of fabric depending on size, and every seam at the shoulder, crotch and knee gets double-stitched because those are the points that fail first on a working floor. We build to your spec, not to a generic size chart.
Faisalabad runs hot for most of the year, and factory floors, textile mills, dye houses and packaging plants here push workers through 8 to 12 hour shifts in dust, oil mist and heat. That is why local buyers ask for breathable cotton-poly blends, lightweight coveralls under 220 GSM for summer, and heavier 280 to 320 GSM twill for welding and fabrication crews. If you are sourcing workwear for a plant in Sargodha Road or a logistics fleet running out of Faisalabad, you need a supplier who understands the climate and the shift pattern, not just the catalogue.
Every workwear order we run covers the full production chain from fabric to finished carton. The inclusions below are standard on industrial coverall orders. Anything outside this list, such as specialised FR certification testing or custom packaging, is quoted separately once we know your requirement.
We develop or adapt the pattern for your coverall, work shirt or vest and grade it across the full size range you need, from S to 5XL. Every pattern is stored on file so your next order matches the first one exactly.
We source cotton, poly-cotton, twill, FR-treated and high-visibility fabrics at the GSM and colour you specify. If you already have a fabric reference from a previous supplier, we will match it or propose a close alternative.
Full cut-and-sew production with double-stitched stress seams, bar-tacked pocket corners and reinforced knee panels where the garment design calls for them. This is the stage that determines how long the coverall actually lasts on the floor.
Embroidery, screen printing or heat transfer applied to your specification, with Pantone colour matching and a test application on the actual garment fabric before the bulk run starts.
Every carton is checked against your size matrix, and we pull random pieces for seam strength and wash testing. If you want cartons packed by department or size, we do that at no extra charge.
Local delivery across Faisalabad is same-week after production. Export orders ship with commercial invoice, packing list and any certificate of origin your buyer requires.
You send us the garment type, headcount, size breakdown, fabric preference and logo files. If you do not have a spec sheet, we will help you build one. This call usually takes 20 to 30 minutes, and we confirm fabric GSM, colour references, tape class and delivery date before anything is cut.
We stitch a physical sample of the coverall or workwear piece and ship it to you for fit and finish approval. Most samples are ready in 5 to 7 working days. You check the fit on a real worker, mark any changes, and we lock the pattern before bulk cutting begins.
Once the sample is signed off, we pull fabric from stock or source it to your spec, then lay and cut the full order. A 500-piece coverall run typically takes 3 to 4 days at the cutting table, with every panel numbered and bundled by size to prevent mix-ups on the stitching floor.
Our stitching lines run in size batches so the fit stays uniform across the order. Reinforcement, reflective tape, pocket placement and logo application all happen at defined stations. A 500-piece run moves through stitching and finishing in 10 to 14 working days under normal load.
Every carton is checked against your size matrix, and we pull random pieces for a wash and seam test. We pack by size and department if you ask, so your storekeeper can hand out uniforms without sorting. Dispatch across Faisalabad is same-week, and export orders ship with full documentation.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Used for main seam assembly on coveralls and work shirts. We run these at controlled stitch density to keep seams strong without puckering the fabric.
Used to finish raw edges and prevent fraying on poly-cotton and twill workwear. This is what stops a coverall from unravelling after repeated industrial washes.
Applied at pocket corners, belt loops and stress points. A bar-tack is the single cheapest reinforcement that prevents the most common workwear failure.
Used for logo embroidery on corporate, security and hospitality uniforms. Multi-head setup keeps stitch density and colour consistent across a large run.
Used for high-volume logo printing on factory and construction workwear. Cost-effective above 200 pieces and produces a durable print on cotton and poly-cotton.
Used for detailed multi-colour logos that embroidery cannot reproduce cleanly. We test the transfer on the actual garment fabric before the bulk run.
Verifies the actual weight of incoming fabric against the specified GSM. This is how we catch a supplier substituting lighter cloth before it reaches the cutting table.
A spinning mill on Sargodha Road was replacing coveralls every 8 months because seams were failing at the crotch and shoulder. The plant was buying 500 pieces twice a year and still fielding worker complaints about fit inconsistency between batches.
We rebuilt the pattern with double-stitched stress seams and bar-tacked pockets, and locked the size matrix on file. The same 500-piece order now lasts 16 to 18 months, cutting annual replacement volume by roughly half.
An oil and gas contractor needed 240 flame-resistant coveralls with Class 2 tape for a new site crew, and the previous supplier could not provide a physical sample for HSE approval within the required timeframe.
We stitched 3 FR prototypes in different fits and shipped them in 6 days. After HSE sign-off, the 240-piece bulk order was delivered on the committed date with tape reflectivity verified before dispatch.
A logistics company running 90 drivers out of Jaranwala Road was buying vests and polo shirts from two different suppliers, which meant mismatched logo colours and inconsistent sizing across the fleet.
We produced 90 Class 2 high-visibility vests and 180 embroidered polos in a single batch, with Pantone-matched logo colour and size-packed cartons. Delivery was completed in 12 working days.
Most workwear complaints we hear are not about price. They are about sizing that drifts between batches, seams that fail after three months, and logos that crack after a few washes. Here is how we fix each one.
Ask a pro →We keep your approved pattern and size matrix on file permanently. Every reorder is cut from the same graded pattern, so a 500-piece run in 2026 fits identically to the 500-piece run you took in 2024. No re-measuring, no re-approval.
We double-stitch every stress seam and bar-tack pocket corners as standard on industrial orders. That adds roughly 8 to 12 percent to unit cost but routinely doubles garment service life, which cuts your annual replacement spend significantly.
We test the print or embroidery on the actual garment fabric before the bulk run, not on a sample swatch. For high-wash environments we recommend embroidery over screen print, and we will tell you honestly which method suits your fabric and wash cycle.
Large orders are scheduled across multiple stitching lines so a single line failure does not delay the whole run. We confirm the delivery date before cutting begins and hold to it. If something changes, you hear from us before the date passes, not after.
PKR 1,800 - PKR 4,500 per piece depending on fabric, reinforcement and branding
Typical 2026 pricing in Faisalabad for bulk coverall manufacturing runs from PKR 1,800 to PKR 4,500 per piece, depending on fabric weight, reinforcement level, reflective tape and logo work. A basic 180 GSM poly-cotton coverall sits at the lower end, while a 320 GSM flame-resistant coverall with Class 2 tape and embroidery sits at the top. Minimum order is typically 100 pieces, and unit pricing drops at the 500 and 1,000 piece tiers. We quote per order, not per catalogue, because the fabric and spec you choose drives most of the cost.
The price reflects a garment built to survive industrial washing and daily shift wear, not a disposable uniform. A reinforced coverall that lasts 16 months costs less per month of service than a cheaper one replaced every 8 months.
A 180 GSM poly-cotton costs significantly less per metre than a 320 GSM FR-treated cotton or aramid blend. Fabric is the single largest cost component in a coverall, typically 45 to 60 percent of the unit price.
Unit pricing drops as volume rises because cutting and setup costs are spread across more pieces. A 1,000-piece run typically prices 15 to 25 percent lower per piece than a 100-piece run of the same garment.
Double-stitched stress seams, bar-tacked pockets and reinforced knee panels add roughly 8 to 12 percent to unit cost. In practice this doubles service life, so the cost per wear drops sharply.
Class 1 tape is the cheapest, Class 2 is standard for road and yard crews, and Class 3 is used where the highest visibility is required. Tape class and total tape length both affect the unit price.
“We ordered 650 coveralls for our spinning floor and the sizing came out consistent across every carton, which has not been our experience with other suppliers. The 180 GSM poly-cotton holds up in the Faisalabad summer heat and the double-stitched inseams have survived 18 months of daily wash cycles. Reorder was a single email.”
Imran S.Plant Manager, Textile Mill, Sargodha Road
✓ Verified“We needed flame-resistant coveralls with Class 2 tape for a site crew and A.G. Fabrics matched the fabric spec our client required. The sample came in 6 days and the bulk order of 240 pieces arrived on the date they committed to. The reflective tape has held up through repeated industrial washing.”
Faisal R.HSE Officer, Oil and Gas Contractor, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“We run a fleet of 90 drivers and needed high-visibility vests plus embroidered polo shirts. The logo embroidery was clean, the Pantone match was accurate, and the vests passed our internal tape reflectivity check. Delivery to our yard was on schedule and packed by size, which saved our storekeeper half a day.”
Ayesha K.Procurement Lead, Logistics Company, Jaranwala Road
✓ VerifiedMost bulk coverall orders land between PKR 1,800 and PKR 4,500 per piece in 2026, depending on fabric GSM, reinforcement level, reflective tape and logo work. A basic 180 GSM poly-cotton coverall sits at the lower end; a 320 GSM flame-resistant coverall with Class 2 tape and embroidery sits at the top. Minimum order is typically 100 pieces, and pricing drops at 500 and 1,000 piece tiers.
A 500-piece coverall order typically takes 10 to 14 working days from sample approval to dispatch. Sampling itself adds 5 to 7 working days at the front. Orders above 2,000 pieces are scheduled across multiple lines and usually run 18 to 25 working days. We confirm the exact delivery date in writing before cutting begins, and we hold to it.
Yes. We manufacture high-visibility safety uniforms with Class 1, 2 and 3 reflective tape, and flame-resistant coveralls in FR-treated cotton and aramid-blend fabrics. Both are built to the same pattern and stitching standards as our standard industrial workwear. Tell us the hazard class and the site standard your HSE team follows, and we will match the fabric and tape specification.
Yes. We do embroidery for corporate, security and hospitality uniforms, screen printing for high-volume factory and construction runs, and heat transfer for detailed multi-colour logos. We match your Pantone reference and test the application on the actual garment fabric before the bulk run, so the logo holds up through industrial wash cycles instead of cracking after a few months.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingCustom uniform manufacturing is the base service behind every workwear order we run. If your coverall needs a specific pocket layout, a different collar or a non-standard size range, this is where we build it from your spec rather than from a stock pattern.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply is how most industrial clients order from us. Whether you need 200 coveralls for a single plant or 5,000 pieces across multiple sites, we schedule the run and hold the delivery date.Explore →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingOEM and private label uniform manufacturing lets distributors and workwear brands sell our production under their own label. We stitch to your pattern, apply your branding and ship with your packaging, so the end buyer never sees our name.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringCustom uniform stitching and tailoring covers the cut-and-sew work on every workwear order, including odd sizes, tall fits and modified patterns for workers who fall outside the standard size matrix.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure uniform manufacturing is used when a crew has wide size variation or when a client wants a tailored fit rather than graded sizing. We take individual measurements and cut to them, which is common for supervisory and management workwear.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentUniform design and pattern development is the stage where we turn your ideas into a production-ready pattern. For industrial workwear, this often means adding tool pockets, knee reinforcement or a specific reflective tape layout before the first sample is cut.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentUniform sampling and prototype development gives you a physical garment to test before committing to a bulk run. For coveralls, we usually produce 2 to 3 prototypes so you can compare fabric weights and fit on real workers.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyUniform fabric sourcing and wholesale supply covers the material side of workwear production. We source cotton, poly-cotton, twill, FR-treated and high-visibility fabrics, and can supply fabric alone if you stitch in-house.Explore →Send us your headcount, size breakdown and fabric preference, and we will quote within 24 hours. Samples ready in 5 to 7 working days. Call +923007674374 or message us with your spec and we will take it from there.
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.