Military in Faisalabad means uniforms that must survive parade grounds, field exercises and daily wear without losing shape or colour. A.G. Fabrics has stitched military, police and security uniforms since 1996, working from our Faisalabad facility to supply units, contractors and government buyers across Punjab. We handle fabric sourcing, cutting, stitching, insignia embroidery and bulk dispatch under one roof. Whether you need 50 ceremonial sets or 5,000 field uniforms, we quote per piece, confirm the spec, and deliver on the date we commit to.
Military in Faisalabad covers the full production chain for armed forces, paramilitary, police and private security uniforms: fabric selection, pattern drafting, cutting, stitching, insignia application and finishing. A.G. Fabrics runs this work from our own facility, so we control stitch density, colour consistency and sizing accuracy from the first roll of fabric to the last button. We produce combat trousers, ceremonial tunics, camouflage sets, berets, rank slides and name tapes. Every order starts with a spec sheet: fabric weight in GSM, thread type, stitch count per inch, and the exact shade reference the unit requires.
Faisalabad's climate is hard on uniforms. Summer temperatures cross 45 degrees Celsius, and the monsoon season adds humidity that shrinks cheap cotton and fades low-grade dye within months. Units based around Punjab need fabric that breathes in June and holds colour through repeated washing. We source poly-cotton blends, ripstop and twill from mills we have worked with for years, and we test shrinkage before cutting. If you are sourcing military uniforms in bulk for a unit, a contractor or a security company, the difference between a uniform that lasts two years and one that lasts six comes down to fabric and stitching, not price alone.
Every military uniform order from A.G. Fabrics covers the full production chain from fabric to finished garment. You do not need to source fabric separately, arrange embroidery elsewhere, or coordinate between multiple suppliers. We handle it under one roof in Faisalabad. The inclusions below apply to standard orders. Custom design work, specialist fabric and rush production are quoted separately based on your requirement.
We source poly-cotton, ripstop, twill and specialist fabric from mills in and around Faisalabad. Before cutting, we test for shrinkage and colour fastness so the finished uniform holds its size and shade through repeated washing. You approve a swatch before we commit the full fabric quantity.
We develop the pattern from your spec or reference garment, then grade it across the full size range from XS to 5XL. Grading ensures a 3XL fits a 3XL body properly, rather than being a scaled-up medium. Made-to-measure patterns are developed per individual for officers and ceremonial units.
We cut in layered stacks for accuracy and stitch on industrial machines at a minimum stitch density set per your spec. Seams are reinforced at stress points: shoulders, armholes, crotch and pocket corners. The result is a uniform that holds together through field use, not just parade use.
Rank slides, shoulder flashes, name tapes, unit patches and chest badges are embroidered or printed in our own unit. We match thread colour to the approved shade card and test placement on a sample garment. Insignia is applied before final inspection so nothing is missed.
Every finished garment passes a final inspection covering seam strength, button security, zipper function, insignia placement and measurement accuracy. We pack by size and by unit, label each bundle, and prepare the order for dispatch. Local delivery in Punjab runs 1 to 3 days.
For orders shipping outside Faisalabad or internationally, we prepare full documentation and arrange tracked shipping. We regularly dispatch to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UK, Germany, Canada and Australia. You get tracking details and a dispatch confirmation the day the order leaves our facility.
You send us the uniform spec: garment types, quantities, size breakdown, fabric preference and insignia requirements. If you have a sample garment or a reference photo, that speeds things up. We confirm fabric options, GSM, shade reference and stitching standard, then send a per-piece quote within 24 to 48 hours. No obligation, no pressure.
We pull fabric from our mill partners and send you a swatch for approval. For camouflage and specific service shades, we match against your reference. Once you approve the swatch, we reserve the full fabric quantity in one dye lot so the entire order matches. This stage takes 3 to 7 working days depending on fabric type.
We cut a pre-production sample in your approved fabric and size. You inspect the stitch quality, fit, insignia placement and finish. If anything needs adjusting, we correct the pattern and re-sample. Nothing goes into full production until you sign off on the sample. This protects both sides and prevents costly rework.
Full production begins after sample approval. We cut in layered stacks for accuracy, then stitch on industrial machines with a minimum stitch density set per your spec. Insignia is applied in-house. Throughout the run, our line supervisor checks measurements against the approved size chart at every 100-piece interval.
Every finished garment passes a final inspection: seam strength, button security, zipper function, insignia placement and measurement check. We pack by size and unit, label each bundle, and dispatch from Faisalabad. Local delivery in Punjab runs 1 to 3 days. International orders ship with tracking and full documentation.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Used for main seam construction on tunics, trousers and shirts. Lockstitch gives a strong, clean seam that holds under repeated washing and field use, and it is the standard for military garment construction.
Used to finish raw edges and prevent fraying on poly-cotton and ripstop fabric. A properly overlocked seam extends garment life significantly, especially on uniforms that go through frequent washing.
Used to reinforce stress points: pocket corners, belt loops, fly openings and buttonholes. Bar-tacking prevents the seam failures that show up first on a uniform under heavy use.
Used for rank slides, shoulder flashes, name tapes and unit patches. Multi-head machines keep thread tension and stitch density consistent across a bulk run, so every insignia matches the approved sample.
Used for unit markings, chest badges and high-visibility panels. Screen printing suits large flat areas and bold colours, and it holds up well on uniforms that are washed frequently.
Used for fine-detail insignia and small production runs where screen printing is not economical. Heat transfer produces sharp detail and works well on polyester and poly-cotton fabric.
Used to test fabric before cutting. We wash a sample swatch, measure shrinkage and check colour retention. This prevents the sizing drift and fading that show up after a uniform has been washed a few times.
A Faisalabad security company was sourcing guard uniforms from three different suppliers. Shade varied between batches, sizing was inconsistent, and the client was spending hours sorting and swapping garments before each deployment.
We produced 800 uniforms in a single dye lot, graded across four sizes, and packed by site and by size. Shade matched across all 800 pieces, and the client deployed without a single sizing swap. Production ran 18 working days from sample approval.
A defence contractor needed 2,000 field uniforms in ripstop fabric with unit patches and name tapes. A previous supplier had delivered uniforms with mismatched camouflage and insignia placed off-centre, forcing a costly rework.
We matched the camouflage pattern against the contractor's reference, produced patches and name tapes in-house, and inspected insignia placement on every garment. All 2,000 pieces shipped with correct insignia and consistent shade, delivered to Rawalpindi in 22 working days.
An officers' mess needed 40 ceremonial tunics for a formal event. Off-the-rack tunics from a previous order had fit poorly on several officers, and the mess was facing a rush alteration bill before the parade.
We took individual measurements for all 40 officers, cut each tunic to those measurements, and applied rank insignia and buttons to the mess's standard. Every tunic fit properly on parade, with a consistent regimental look across the group. Production ran 14 working days.
Most military uniform orders that go wrong do so for the same handful of reasons: shade mismatch, sizing drift, late delivery or stitching that fails under use. We built our production process around preventing those failures. Here are the problems we hear about most from units and contractors, and how we fix them.
Ask a pro →We dye-lot the entire order in a single batch and keep a retained sample on file. Every piece is cut from the same fabric lot, so shade is consistent across 50 pieces or 5,000. For reorders, we match against the retained sample, not a fresh guess.
We grade patterns properly across XS to 5XL and cut in layered stacks so every piece in a size is identical. Our line supervisor checks measurements against the approved size chart at every 100-piece interval during production.
We confirm the delivery date before you commit, and we hold ourselves to it. Standard production runs 15 to 25 working days after sample approval. For repeat clients with standing contracts, we reserve production slots so a quarterly supply never slips.
We stitch at a minimum density set per your spec and reinforce seams at stress points: shoulders, armholes, crotch and pocket corners. Fabric is tested for shrinkage and colour fastness before cutting, so the garment holds its shape through repeated washing.
PKR 2,800 - PKR 9,500 per set depending on fabric, garment type, quantity and insignia
Military uniform pricing in Faisalabad depends on fabric, garment type, quantity and insignia. Typical 2026 pricing runs from PKR 2,800 for a basic poly-cotton combat set to PKR 9,500 for a ceremonial tunic with full insignia. Bulk orders above 1,000 pieces get per-piece pricing that drops 10 to 20 percent. We quote per piece after reviewing your spec, and there is no charge for the quote. If a cheaper fabric would compromise the uniform, we tell you upfront rather than quietly substituting. You get a written quote with the fabric spec, stitch standard and delivery date before you commit.
A military uniform that lasts six years costs less per year than a cheaper uniform that lasts two. We quote against your written spec so you know exactly what you are getting: fabric GSM, stitch density, insignia placement and delivery date. No hidden substitutions, no surprise charges.
Poly-cotton is the most economical option and suits most field and guard uniforms. Ripstop costs more but resists tearing. Flame-resistant and specialist fabric costs significantly more. Higher GSM fabric costs more per metre but lasts longer, which often works out cheaper over the garment's life.
A basic combat trouser and shirt set is straightforward to produce. A ceremonial tunic with lining, piping, brass buttons and rank insignia takes more labour and more skilled stitching. The more detailed the garment, the higher the per-piece cost.
Per-piece cost drops as quantity rises. A 100-piece order carries a higher unit cost than a 2,000-piece order because setup, sampling and cutting costs are spread across fewer pieces. Orders above 1,000 pieces typically see a 10 to 20 percent reduction.
Embroidered rank slides, shoulder flashes, name tapes and unit patches add cost per piece. Simple embroidered name tapes are inexpensive. Complex multi-colour unit patches with fine detail take more machine time and cost more. Screen printing is cheaper than embroidery for large flat areas.
“We needed 800 guard uniforms in three sizes across two sites, and we needed them in three weeks. A.G. Fabrics quoted in a day, sent a sample in five days, and delivered on time. The shade matched across all 800 pieces, which has not always been our experience with other suppliers. We have reordered twice since.”
Imran S.Security Company Director, Madina Town, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“I source uniforms for a unit and I am particular about stitch quality. A.G. Fabrics let me inspect the pre-production sample before the full run, and the finished garments matched it exactly. The ripstop fabric has held up through a full training cycle without fading. Pricing was fair for the quality.”
Faisal R.Defence Contractor, Rawalpindi
✓ Verified“We placed a 2,000-piece order for field uniforms and needed consistent sizing across the run. A.G. Fabrics packed by size and labelled every bundle, which saved our stores team a full day of sorting. The insignia was embroidered correctly and matched the approved sample. We will use them for our next order.”
Ahmed K.Procurement Officer, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad
✓ VerifiedMost military uniform orders in Faisalabad run between PKR 2,800 and PKR 9,500 per set in 2026, depending on fabric, garment type and insignia. A basic poly-cotton combat trouser and shirt set sits at the lower end. Ceremonial tunics, ripstop field uniforms and flame-resistant workwear sit higher. Bulk orders above 1,000 pieces get per-piece pricing that drops 10 to 20 percent. We quote per piece after reviewing your spec, and there is no charge for the quote.
Standard production runs 15 to 25 working days after sample approval, depending on quantity and fabric availability. An order of 500 pieces typically ships in 15 to 18 days. A 5,000-piece order runs closer to 25 days. If you have a fixed delivery date, tell us upfront and we will confirm whether we can meet it before you commit. Repeat clients with reserved production slots often get shorter lead times.
Yes. Send us a fabric swatch, a reference garment or a shade code, and we will match it. We work with mills that produce standard camouflage patterns and can custom-dye solid shades to your reference. We send you a swatch for approval before cutting. Once approved, the entire order is produced from a single dye lot so every piece matches. We keep a retained sample on file for future reorders.
Yes. We manufacture in Faisalabad and ship across Punjab, to other provinces in Pakistan, and internationally. We regularly supply buyers in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UK, Germany, Canada and Australia. International orders ship with full documentation and tracking. Delivery within Punjab runs 1 to 3 days. International shipping typically takes 5 to 12 days depending on destination and customs clearance.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingMilitary uniforms are one line within our broader custom uniform manufacturing work. If your unit needs a non-standard garment, we draft a pattern from scratch, cut a sample, and produce to your spec. The same facility, same quality control, same delivery discipline.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyMilitary orders are often bulk orders. We run production lines sized for 1,000 to 10,000 pieces, with reserved slots for standing contracts. If you supply uniforms to multiple units or resell to contractors, we can hold stock and ship on a schedule.Explore →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you are a uniform supplier or distributor selling under your own brand, we manufacture to your label. Your branding goes on the garment, your packaging goes on the bundle, and your client never sees our name. We handle the production, you handle the sale.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringNot every military order is bulk. Officers, ceremonial units and specialist roles often need individual tailoring. We stitch to individual measurements, matching the unit's standard fabric and insignia, so a made-to-measure tunic sits correctly without altering the regimental look.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingFor officers and ceremonial dress, we take chest, waist, inseam, sleeve and shoulder measurements per individual. The garment is cut to those measurements, not scaled from a standard block. The result is a uniform that fits properly on parade and stays comfortable through a full day of wear.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentIf your unit is introducing a new uniform or updating an existing one, we develop the pattern and design from your brief. We produce technical drawings, fabric recommendations and a physical sample. You approve the design before we cut a single production piece.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentBefore committing to a 5,000-piece order, you want to see and feel the garment. We produce pre-production samples in your approved fabric and size. You inspect stitch quality, fit, insignia placement and finish. Nothing goes into full production until you sign off.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source poly-cotton, ripstop, twill, flame-resistant and high-visibility fabric from mills in and around Faisalabad. If you need fabric only, without stitching, we supply by the roll or by the metre. Military-grade fabric is tested for shrinkage and colour fastness before we cut.Explore →Send us your uniform spec, quantity and delivery date. We will confirm fabric options, per-piece pricing and a production timeline within 24 to 48 hours. No charge for the quote, no obligation. Call +923007674374 or message us with your requirement 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.