Oil and Gas Workwear in Faisalabad means flame-resistant coveralls, hi-vis vests and rig-ready uniforms built for crews working around heat, hydrocarbons and heavy machinery. We cut, stitch and finish every order in our own Faisalabad unit, so you deal direct with the people making your garments. Whether you need 40 coveralls for a field team or 4,000 sets for a full contract, we quote fast and deliver on schedule.
Oil and Gas Workwear in Faisalabad is protective clothing manufactured for crews working on rigs, pipelines, refineries, fuel depots and LPG handling sites. The core pieces are flame-resistant coveralls, FR shirts and trousers, hi-vis jackets, arc-rated outerwear and anti-static inner layers. Every garment has to resist ignition, shed static, stay visible in low light and survive repeated industrial laundering without losing its protective finish. That is a different build standard from ordinary industrial uniforms, and it starts with the fabric you choose.
Faisalabad crews face a specific mix: 45C summer shifts, dusty site roads, diesel and solvent contact, and long hours under direct sun. A coverall that passes a lab test but traps heat becomes a garment nobody wears properly, which defeats the purpose. We build for that reality, using lighter FR weaves for summer rotations and heavier 320-350 GSM twill for winter and night crews. If you are sourcing flame-resistant coveralls for an oil and gas contractor in Punjab, the fabric weight and closure system matter as much as the certificate.
Every order covers the full production chain from fabric to finished garment, with documentation and quality checks built in. Here is what is standard on an oil and gas workwear order, and what we handle as an add-on when your spec calls for it.
We source flame-resistant fabric in treated cotton, aramid blends and modacrylic options, matched to your required standard. Fabric weight is selected for your climate and shift pattern, from lighter summer weaves to 350 GSM winter twill.
Patterns are developed for your garment type and size range, then cut on layered tables for consistency. Action-back pleats, knee reinforcement and pocket placement are built into the pattern based on how your crews actually work.
Coveralls, trousers, shirts and jackets are stitched on dedicated lines with FR-compatible thread. Closures use two-way zips, studs or hook-and-loop depending on the spec, and all seams are checked for integrity before finishing.
FR-rated segmented or silver tape is applied to EN ISO 20471 Class 2 or 3 layouts. Placement is verified against the standard before bulk cutting, and adhesion is tested on finished garments before packing.
Company logos, department names and staff names applied by embroidery, screen print or heat transfer. We advise the right method for your fabric, since some FR materials do not accept heat transfer without affecting certification.
Fabric test certificates, care labels and a packing list ship with every order. Garments are packed by size and site in labelled cartons, ready for issue to crews without a sorting stage at your end.
You tell us the roles, headcount, site hazards and any standard your client demands. We ask about fabric weight, closure type, reflective tape class and logo placement. This call takes 20-30 minutes and ends with a written spec sheet you can circulate internally.
We match your spec to available FR and hi-vis fabric, then send pricing within 24-48 hours. Quotes show per-piece cost at your quantity, fabric option, and delivery timeline. If a cheaper fabric meets the same standard, we say so instead of upselling.
For new designs we stitch a physical sample in 5-7 working days. You check fit, tape placement, embroidery and stitching on a real garment. Nothing goes into bulk until you sign off the sample, which prevents a 2,000-piece mistake.
Bulk production starts on approval. Cutting runs on layered tables for consistency, then stitching moves through dedicated lines per garment type. A 1,000-piece coverall order typically takes 18-25 working days depending on fabric availability and trim lead times.
Every piece is checked for stitch integrity, tape adhesion, size labelling and logo accuracy before packing. We pack by size and site in labelled cartons, then dispatch to your Faisalabad address or arrange freight for outstation delivery. You get a packing list matched to your order.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Used to cut multiple plies of FR fabric at once, keeping every coverall in a bulk order identical in shape and size. Consistency here prevents the size drift that shows up between batches.
Standard stitching equipment for coveralls, trousers and jackets, set up with FR-compatible thread. Overlock machines finish raw edges so seams do not fray through repeated industrial washing.
Reinforce stress points like pocket corners, belt loops and zip ends. On a coverall worn through a 12-hour shift, bar-tacking is what stops a pocket tearing off in month three.
Apply company logos, department names and staff names at volume with consistent stitch density. Embroidery holds up better than print on FR garments because it adds no surface layer.
Used for logo application on hi-vis vests and lighter garments where print is the better method. We check fabric compatibility first, since some FR materials do not accept heat transfer without affecting certification.
Position and bond FR-rated segmented and silver tape to EN ISO 20471 Class 2 and 3 layouts. Placement is verified against the standard before bulk cutting begins.
Where we check incoming FR fabric against supplier certificates and inspect finished garments for stitch integrity, tape adhesion and size labelling before packing.
A Sargodha Road fuel depot was issuing coveralls that lost reflective tape after 15-20 washes. Night loading crews were working in garments that failed visibility checks, and the depot was replacing sets every few months.
We supplied 340 FR coveralls with segmented tape rated for 50+ industrial wash cycles, cut to a proper size range from S to 5XL. Tape adhesion was tested before packing, and the depot passed its next HSE audit without a workwear finding.
A Jaranwala Road pipeline contractor had crews refusing to wear heavy FR coveralls through 45C summer shifts. Sleeves were rolled up and collars opened in hazardous zones, which defeated the protection.
We switched the summer rotation to lighter FR weaves and added ventilation panels and action-back pleats. The winter and night crews kept the heavier 350 GSM twill. Compliance improved because the garment was actually wearable.
An LPG distribution company on Sargodha Road had three workers who never fit standard coverall sizes. Their garments tore at the knees and shoulders, and replacements were being ordered individually at higher cost.
We took individual measurements and cut made-to-measure FR coveralls with reinforced knees and action-back pleats for those three workers, alongside a standard-size run for the rest of the team. Replacement frequency on those garments dropped over the following year.
Most workwear complaints we hear are not about the garment failing on day one. They are about what happens after 20 washes, or when a crew refuses to wear something that does not fit.
Ask a pro →We use FR-rated segmented and silver tape tested for 50+ industrial wash cycles, applied to EN ISO 20471 Class 2 or 3 layouts. Tape adhesion is checked on finished garments before packing, so what reaches your crew still performs.
We match fabric weight to your climate, using lighter FR weaves for summer rotations and heavier twill for winter and night crews. Ventilation panels and action-back pleats are added where the spec allows, so the garment stays wearable through a 12-hour shift.
We keep your pattern and spec on file, so repeat orders match the original exactly. Layered cutting on our tables keeps every piece in a batch identical, and we offer made-to-measure for workers who fall outside the standard range.
Every FR and hi-vis order ships with fabric test certificates and a care label stating the wash regime. If your client requires EN ISO 11612, NFPA 2112 or EN ISO 20471 documentation, it arrives with the delivery, not weeks later.
PKR 4,500 - PKR 12,000 per FR coverall, depending on fabric, tape class and quantity
Typical 2026 pricing in Faisalabad for FR coveralls runs PKR 4,500 to PKR 12,000 per piece, and hi-vis jackets run PKR 2,800 to PKR 7,500 depending on tape class and fabric. The biggest cost drivers are fabric type, reflective tape class, quantity and branding method. Inherent aramid blends cost more than treated cotton but hold protection for the garment life. Orders above 500 pieces get a lower per-unit rate because cutting and setup costs spread across more garments. We quote per piece at your quantity, with fabric options laid out so you can see exactly what each choice costs.
You are buying from the manufacturer, so there is no trading-house markup on a bulk order. The fabric and tape we specify are rated for repeated industrial washing, which means fewer replacements over the garment's life than a cheaper one-season alternative.
Treated-cotton FR sits at the lower end of the range. Inherent aramid and modacrylic blends cost more but keep their protective properties for the life of the garment, which reduces replacement frequency on high-wash sites.
Class 2 tape layouts cost less than Class 3, which uses more tape and a more complex placement pattern. FR-rated tape adds cost over standard reflective tape but is required on flame-resistant garments.
Per-piece cost drops as quantity rises because cutting, setup and sampling costs spread across more garments. A 1,000-piece order typically lands 15-25% below a 200-piece order on the same spec.
Embroidery is priced per stitch count and logo size. Screen printing is cheaper at volume on lighter fabrics. Heat transfer sits between the two but is not suitable for every FR material.
“We needed 340 FR coveralls with reflective tape for our depot crews, and the timeline was tight because of an upcoming audit. A.G. Fabrics delivered in 22 working days with the fabric certificates included. The tape has held up through our industrial wash cycle, which was the problem with our previous supplier. We have reordered twice since.”
Imran S.HSE Manager, Fuel Depot, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“Our field teams work in 45C heat, so the fabric weight mattered as much as the FR rating. They suggested a lighter weave for summer rotations and heavier twill for night crews. Fit was right across the size range, and the made-to-measure option sorted out three workers who never fit standard sizes. Solid job.”
Faisal R.Operations Supervisor, Pipeline Contractor, Jaranwala Road
✓ Verified“We ordered 600 hi-vis jackets and FR trousers for our distribution staff. The Class 3 tape placement was correct, logos were embroidered cleanly, and the packing was sorted by size and site as we asked. Delivery landed on the date they quoted. That reliability is why we keep coming back.”
Ahmed K.Procurement Lead, LPG Distribution, Sargodha Road
✓ VerifiedFR coveralls in Faisalabad run roughly PKR 4,500 to PKR 12,000 per piece in 2026, depending on fabric, tape class and quantity. Basic treated-cotton FR sits at the lower end; inherent aramid blends and Class 3 hi-vis sit higher. Orders above 500 pieces get a lower per-unit rate because cutting and setup costs spread across more garments.
Yes. We stitch FR coveralls from fabrics tested to EN ISO 11612 and NFPA 2112, with inherent and treated options. Inherent aramid blends keep protection for the garment life; treated cotton needs a controlled wash regime. We supply the fabric test certificate and a care label with every order so your compliance file is complete.
A 1,000-piece coverall order takes 18-25 working days from sample approval to dispatch. Sampling adds 5-7 working days if the design is new. Repeat orders on an existing pattern move faster because cutting files and trims are already set. Rush timelines are possible on smaller quantities.
Yes. We apply logo embroidery, screen printing or heat transfer in-house, and position reflective tape to EN ISO 20471 Class 2 or 3 layouts. Tape placement is checked against the standard before bulk cutting. Send us your logo file and we will confirm stitch or print method based on fabric type.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingOil and gas workwear is one line within our broader custom uniform manufacturing operation. If your company needs coveralls, shirts, trousers and jackets built to one spec sheet, we run them together on the same production schedule and deliver as a single order.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyContractors and uniform traders buying in volume get wholesale rates on oil and gas workwear. We handle orders from 500 to 10,000 pieces with staged delivery, so you are not storing a full year of stock in one go.Explore →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingIf you sell workwear under your own brand, we manufacture to your label with your packaging and care tags. Your brand goes on the garment; our name stays off it. Common for Gulf and European workwear distributors.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringBring us your cut fabric or your own design and we stitch to your pattern. Useful for oil and gas clients who source specialised FR fabric directly and need a Faisalabad stitching partner with protective garment experience.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingRig workers, drivers and security staff often fall outside standard sizes. We take individual measurements and cut coveralls to fit, which reduces the rolled sleeves and open collars that create burn risk on site.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentNew to protective workwear and not sure what your crews need? We develop the design and pattern from your hazard assessment, covering pocket placement, closure type, tape layout and ventilation. You get a production-ready pattern file.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentBefore committing to 2,000 coveralls, order a physical sample. We stitch a prototype in 5-7 working days so you can test fit, tape adhesion and stitching on a real garment. Bulk production only starts after your sign-off.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source FR cotton, aramid blends, modacrylic and reflective trims from established mills, and supply fabric wholesale to other manufacturers. If you need certified FR fabric in quantity, we can quote roll pricing separately from stitching.Explore →Send us your headcount, roles and any standard your client requires, and we will come back with fabric options and pricing within 24-48 hours. Call +923007674374 to speak directly with our production team.
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.