OEM and Private Label Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad means we cut, stitch, brand and pack uniforms under your own label, not ours. A.G. Fabrics has run this work since 1996 for schools, hospitals, security firms, hotels and industrial buyers across Punjab. You bring the design or the sample; we handle fabric, pattern, production and logo work at wholesale volumes.
OEM and Private Label Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad is contract uniform production where the finished garment carries your brand label, your size grading and your packaging, while we handle cutting, stitching, embroidery, printing and finishing. It suits buyers who sell uniforms under their own name or supply staff fleets directly. We work from your tech pack, a physical sample or a sketch, then build the pattern, source the fabric and run the order through our Faisalabad unit.
Local buyers come to us because Faisalabad sits inside Pakistan's largest textile cluster, so greige cloth, dyeing, embroidery thread and trims are all within a few kilometres. That short supply chain keeps lead times tight and lets us quote bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply at factory rates. If you are sourcing private label workwear from overseas and want a Pakistani manufacturing partner who speaks your sizing language, this is the service built for that.
Every OEM and private label uniform order covers pattern development, fabric sourcing, cutting, stitching, branding, inspection and packing. You approve the sample before bulk starts, and you get the fabric test report with the shipment. Custom-dyed fabric, made-to-measure pieces and export documentation are quoted separately when your order needs them.
We build your production pattern from a sketch, reference garment or tech pack, then grade it from XS to 5XL. Your blocks stay on file for future reorders, so the second run matches the first without a fresh sampling cycle.
We source poly-cotton, cotton drill, ripstop, canvas and FR-treated cloth from Faisalabad mills. Each lot is checked for GSM, shrinkage and colourfastness before cutting, and the test report travels with your shipment.
Fabric is spread, marker-cut and bundle-numbered so panels stay matched. Stitching runs on Juki and Brother lines, followed by trimming, pressing and bar-tacking at stress points like pocket mouths and fly seams.
Embroidery, screen printing and heat transfer all run on site. That covers chest logos, sleeve badges, back prints, name tapes and reflective strips without sending garments to a third-party branding vendor.
We stitch in your woven labels, print your neck tags and attach your size tabs. Finished garments are packed in your polybags and cartons with your shipping marks, barcodes and handling symbols.
Every order passes a final inspection against your AQL checklist before packing. We photograph the finished cartons and share dispatch details the same day goods leave the unit, whether by road or sea freight.
You send your design, reference sample or tech pack, plus target quantity and sizes. We review fabric options, branding method and packing needs, then send a written quote within 48 hours. If you only have a photo and a rough idea, we can still quote from that.
Our pattern master builds the block and grades it across your size range. We stitch a pre-production sample in your chosen fabric with your label attached. You approve it, request changes, or ask for a second sample. Sampling usually takes 10 to 14 days.
Once the sample is signed off, we lock the fabric lot. For a 2,000-piece poly-cotton order that means roughly 4,500 metres of cloth, sourced from Faisalabad mills and checked for shade, shrinkage and GSM before cutting starts. You get the test report with the shipment.
Fabric goes through spreading, marker cutting and bundle numbering so every panel matches its garment. Our stitching lines run on Juki and Brother machines with dedicated operators per operation. A 2,000-piece run typically clears the floor in 12 to 18 working days.
Logo embroidery, screen printing or heat transfer goes on after stitching. Garments are trimmed, pressed, inspected against your AQL checklist and packed in your polybags and cartons. We photograph the finished cartons and share dispatch details the same day they leave the unit.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Single-needle lockstitch machines used for main seams, topstitching and detail work. They hold consistent stitch density across long production runs, which keeps a 5,000-piece order uniform from first garment to last.
Used for edge finishing and seam reinforcement on knit and woven uniforms. Proper overlocking stops fraying at collar, cuff and hem edges after repeated industrial washing.
Reinforce stress points like pocket mouths, fly seams, belt loops and vent corners. Bar-tacking is what stops a workwear trouser from splitting at the pocket after a few months of daily use.
Run up to 12 heads for multi-colour logo embroidery on chests, sleeves, caps and name tapes. Production-speed embroidery keeps branding in-house and on schedule with the stitching line.
Applies back prints, reflective strips and small-detail graphics that embroidery cannot reproduce. Carousel printing gives consistent ink coverage across large runs of shirts and vests.
Bonds printed transfers and reflective tape to fabric for high-visibility and sports-style uniforms. It handles small logos and number sets that would be slow or costly to embroider.
Verifies fabric weight and shrinkage before cutting starts. Testing at intake prevents a bulk order from shrinking out of size after the first wash.
A Faisalabad school supplier was buying uniforms from three different stitching shops. Sizes ran differently across each source, so the same labelled size 30 fit three different ways and returns piled up every session.
We built one graded pattern block and produced 4,200 uniforms under the supplier's own label. Measurements matched across every carton, and returns dropped sharply in the first session after the switch.
A private hospital group was issuing generic scrubs with no department distinction and no branding. Staff mixed up garments between wards, and the hospital had no consistent look for patients or visitors.
We produced 3,500 scrub sets in five department colours with embroidered logos and individual name tapes. Staff now receive correctly branded uniforms by ward, and the hospital reorders twice a year.
A security company needed 1,800 tunics with rank insignia and reflective trim before a contract start, and their previous vendor had quoted eight weeks with branding outsourced to a separate printer.
We sampled in 12 days and delivered the full branded run in five weeks. Insignia placement was confirmed at sampling, and cartons were labelled by rank and size for distribution to regional offices.
Most private label uniform projects stall on the same handful of issues: inconsistent sizing, shade drift between batches, branding done by a separate vendor, and reorders that come back different from the first run. We built our process around removing those risks before they reach your warehouse.
Ask a pro →We keep your graded pattern blocks on file and cut every reorder from the same blocks. A 2,000-piece run and a 5,000-piece run come out with identical measurements at every size point, so your customers get the same fit each season.
We lock the fabric lot and the dye recipe at sampling stage, then test each bulk lot for shade before cutting. If a mill lot drifts outside tolerance, we reject it and source again rather than ship a mismatched batch.
Embroidery, screen printing and heat transfer all run inside our Faisalabad unit. Your order never leaves the building for branding, so the delivery date you were quoted is the date the finished, branded cartons ship.
We sample first, always. You wear and inspect the pre-production piece in your fabric with your label before bulk starts. Changes at that stage cost nothing; changes after bulk cutting cost everything.
PKR 850 - PKR 3,400 per piece depending on fabric, branding and quantity
Private label uniform pricing in 2026 depends on fabric, branding method, quantity and packing spec. A basic poly-cotton shirt runs from around PKR 850 per piece at 1,000 units, while a 320 GSM FR-treated coverall with embroidery can reach PKR 3,400. We quote per style with fabric, stitching and branding broken out separately, so you can see exactly where the cost sits and adjust the spec before committing to bulk.
Factory-direct production in Faisalabad removes trading-house margin, and running cutting, stitching and branding under one roof removes coordination cost. You pay for the garment and the branding, not for three vendors passing the order between them.
Poly-cotton twill sits at the lower end, while 300 to 320 GSM canvas, ripstop and FR-treated cloth push the per-unit cost up. Heavier fabric also uses more metres per garment, which compounds the difference across a large run.
Setup costs for pattern, sampling and machine programming spread across the run. A 1,000-piece order carries a higher per-unit rate than a 5,000-piece order of the same style, typically 18 to 30 percent higher.
A single chest embroidery logo is the cheapest branding option. Adding sleeve badges, back prints, name tapes or reflective strips increases cost per position. Screen printing is cheaper than embroidery for large back graphics.
A standard S to XL range costs less to grade than an extended XS to 5XL set. Made-to-measure pieces within an order add individual pattern work and are quoted separately from the graded bulk.
“We needed 4,200 school shirts and trousers under our own label before the March session. A.G. Fabrics sampled in 12 days, matched our navy exactly and delivered the full run in five weeks. The size grading was consistent across every carton, which saved us a lot of sorting at the shop.”
Imran S.School Supplier, Madina Town, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“Our scrub order carried our hospital label and department colour coding. They handled the embroidery and the polybag packing to our spec. Second order this year came through faster because they kept our pattern blocks and shade recipe on file. No surprises on either run.”
Fatima R.Hospital Procurement Manager, Lahore
✓ Verified“We ordered 1,800 security tunics with rank insignia, name tapes and reflective trim. The pre-production sample caught a collar issue before bulk, which we appreciated. Fabric held its colour after repeated washing. We have already placed a repeat order for winter jackets.”
Bilal A.Security Company Director, Islamabad
✓ VerifiedMost private label uniform orders land between PKR 850 and PKR 3,400 per piece in 2026, depending on fabric, branding and quantity. A basic poly-cotton school shirt sits near the lower end; a 320 GSM FR-treated coverall with embroidery sits at the top. Orders above 1,000 pieces drop the per-unit rate by 18 to 30 percent.
Our practical minimum is 300 pieces per style, and 500 pieces per colourway if you want custom-dyed fabric. Below that, sampling and setup costs push the per-unit price up sharply. Buyers who need mixed styles can combine them into one production run as long as the fabric and branding match.
Sampling takes 10 to 14 days from approved brief. Bulk production runs four to six weeks after sample sign-off for orders up to 5,000 pieces. Add one to two weeks for custom-dyed fabric or complex multi-position embroidery. Sea freight to Gulf ports adds roughly 7 to 12 days.
Yes. We stitch in your woven labels, print your neck tags, attach your size tabs and pack in your polybags and cartons. You supply the label artwork or we can produce labels locally to your design. Cartons can carry your shipping marks, barcodes and handling symbols for retail or warehouse delivery.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingCustom uniform manufacturing builds the garment from your design brief, which is the first stage of most private label projects. We handle pattern, fabric and fit before your label goes on.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply covers high-volume runs for distributors and trading houses. It pairs directly with private label work when you need 5,000 to 20,000 pieces under your own brand.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringCustom uniform stitching and tailoring handles the cut-and-sew side of OEM orders, from single-needle detailing to bar-tacked stress points. It is the core operation behind every private label run we ship.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure uniform manufacturing produces garments to individual body measurements, useful for senior staff, pilots or ceremonial dress within a private label order. We grade the rest of the run to standard sizes.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentUniform design and pattern development turns your sketch or reference garment into a graded production pattern. For OEM clients this is where fit, pocket placement and seam allowances get locked before bulk cutting.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentUniform sampling and prototype development produces the pre-production piece you approve before bulk. Every private label order passes through this stage so shade, fit and branding are confirmed first.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyUniform fabric sourcing and wholesale supply secures the cloth lot for your order, tested for GSM, shrinkage and colourfastness. Private label buyers can nominate their own fabric or let us source from Faisalabad mills.Explore →
Custom Uniform CuttingCustom uniform cutting spreads, marks and cuts fabric in numbered bundles so every panel matches its garment. Accurate cutting is what keeps a 5,000-piece private label run consistent across all sizes.Explore →Send us your design, sample or tech pack and we will quote within 48 hours. A.G. Fabrics has manufactured uniforms in Faisalabad since 1996, and we run sampling, bulk production and branding under one roof. Call +923007674374 to discuss your order.
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.