Police and Government Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad means producing rank-correct, regulation-compliant uniforms in bulk for police departments, military units, security forces and government offices. A.G. Fabrics has run this work from our Faisalabad facility since 1996, handling fabric sourcing, cutting, stitching, insignia embroidery and finishing under one roof. If you need 500 or 5,000 sets delivered on a fixed schedule, we quote per size break and hold the spec.
Police and Government Uniform Manufacturing in Faisalabad covers the full production chain behind a service uniform: fabric selection, pattern grading, cutting, stitching, insignia application and final inspection. Police khaki and navy sets, military combat and ceremonial dress, security guard uniforms and government office wear all follow a written specification. We match thread colour to the fabric dye lot, reinforce stress points at the shoulder and crotch seams, and stitch rank epaulettes, name tapes and shoulder flashes to the exact placement the department supplies. Every order ships with a size-break sheet so stores can issue the right fit first time.
Faisalabad units order in cycles, not one-offs. A district police force may need 1,200 summer khaki sets in April and 1,200 winter wool-blend sets in October, while a private security company adds 300 guards across three branches in a single month. Punjab's summer pushes past 45C, so we build breathable cotton-poly blends for warm-weather sets and heavier twill for winter. For buyers comparing uniform suppliers in Faisalabad, the deciding factor is usually whether the factory can hold a spec across repeat orders. We keep your pattern block, fabric reference and insignia artwork on file so the second batch matches the first.
Every order covers the full production chain from fabric sourcing to packed cartons. Sampling, pattern grading, cutting, stitching, insignia application and inspection are all handled in-house. Custom design work, specialised flame-resistant fabrics and export documentation are quoted separately based on your specification.
We document your uniform specification, grade the pattern across your full size break and retain the block on file. That record is what keeps your second order identical to your first, even if it is placed 18 months later.
You receive a physical sample in your specified fabric and size before bulk cutting starts. Fit, colour, stitch density and insignia placement are all checked at this stage, which catches spec errors while they cost one garment instead of thousands.
We source khaki twill, poly-cotton, ripstop and wool blends direct from Faisalabad mills. For large orders, we confirm dye-lot consistency across the full quantity and retain a swatch so future batches match.
Patterns are cut in layered batches and stitched on dedicated lines. Stress points at shoulders, crotch seams and pocket corners are bar-tacked, and seams are reinforced where daily wear and laundering put the most strain.
Rank epaulettes, shoulder flashes, name tapes, chest badges and unit patches are embroidered or printed on-site. We digitise your artwork once and retain the file, so reorders carry the same stitch count and thread shade.
Every garment is inspected for stitch faults, measurement drift, insignia alignment and colour match against the approved sample. Sets are folded, size-tagged and packed by size break so your stores can issue directly from the carton.
You send the uniform specification: garment type, fabric, colour reference, size break and insignia details. We review it against what our lines can produce and flag anything ambiguous before quoting. This stage usually takes 1 to 2 working days. If you only have a physical sample, we measure it and build a spec sheet from it.
We cut and stitch a pre-production sample in your specified fabric and size. You inspect fit, colour, stitch density and insignia placement. Sampling takes 5 to 7 working days. Nothing goes to bulk cutting until you sign off the sample, because a spec error caught here costs one garment instead of two thousand.
Once the sample is approved, we pull fabric from our mill contacts and confirm dye-lot consistency across the full quantity. Buttons, zips, interlining, elastic and thread are matched to the approved sample. Procurement runs 4 to 10 days depending on fabric type and order volume.
Patterns are graded across your full size break and cut in layered batches. Stitching runs on dedicated lines, with stress points bar-tacked and seams reinforced. Insignia is applied after main assembly so placement stays accurate. A 2,000-set order typically takes 2 to 3 weeks on the floor.
Every finished garment is checked for stitch faults, measurement drift, insignia alignment and colour match against the approved sample. Sets are folded, size-tagged and packed by size break. We dispatch from Faisalabad by road or air freight and share packing lists so your stores can receive by size.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Used for main seam assembly on police and government uniforms. Consistent stitch density on these machines is what keeps seams from failing under daily wear and repeated laundering.
Reinforce stress points at pocket corners, belt loops, crotch seams and shoulder joins. Bar-tacking is the difference between a uniform that lasts a full service cycle and one that fails at the pocket within months.
Produce rank epaulettes, shoulder flashes, name tapes and unit patches in volume. Multi-head setup keeps stitch count and thread shade identical across every insignia piece in a large order.
Grades the base pattern across the full size break and generates cutting markers. This is what keeps a 2,000-set order dimensionally consistent from the smallest to the largest size.
Check incoming fabric for weaving faults and confirm shade consistency across dye lots. Shade matching under controlled lighting catches colour drift before it reaches the cutting table.
Apply printed unit numbers, high-visibility markings and printed badges. Both methods are wash-tested so printed elements hold up through the laundering cycles a service uniform goes through.
A district police unit was sourcing summer khaki sets from three different suppliers, and the shades did not match across batches. Officers on parade wore visibly different uniform colours, and the department was replacing the older batch early.
We produced 1,400 summer khaki sets from a single dye lot, with insignia placed to the department's written standard. The full order shipped in 4 weeks, and the colour match held across every size in the run.
A security company was adding 300 guards across three branches and had no uniform supplier who could split delivery. Guards at the first branch were waiting weeks for uniforms while the full order was still in production.
We produced 600 guard uniforms with company patches and rank epaulettes, splitting the order into two deliveries. The first 300 shipped in 3 weeks, and the balance followed 2 weeks later.
A government hospital needed nursing and lab uniforms colour-coded by department, but previous orders arrived unsorted. Stores staff were spending a full day sorting sizes and colours before issuing anything to wards.
We produced 900 sets in department-specific colours, packed by size and by department. Stores issued uniforms directly from the cartons with no sorting, and the poly-cotton fabric held colour through high-temperature laundering.
Most uniform procurement problems trace back to a supplier who cannot hold a specification across a large order or a repeat order. Here are the issues we hear most often from police and government buyers in Faisalabad.
Ask a pro →We retain your fabric swatch, dye-lot reference and thread shade on file. When you reorder, we source to that reference and match against the retained swatch before cutting. If a mill has discontinued the exact fabric, we tell you before production and offer the closest match for approval.
We log insignia placement as a measurement on the spec sheet and apply it to that measurement on every garment. The first off the line is photographed with insignia applied and sent for your approval before the rest of the batch is finished.
We give you a dated production schedule at order confirmation and update you at cutting, stitching and packing. For tight deadlines, we split the order so a partial quantity ships early and the balance follows, getting uniforms into service before the full run completes.
We quote and pack by size break, so you order the exact distribution your unit needs. If your size data changes between orders, we re-grade the pattern block to the new break without re-cutting the base pattern.
PKR 2,800 - PKR 9,500 per set depending on fabric, complexity and quantity
Police and government uniform pricing in Faisalabad depends on fabric, garment complexity, insignia volume and order quantity. Typical 2026 pricing runs from PKR 2,800 for a basic cotton khaki shirt-and-trouser set to PKR 9,500 for wool-blend ceremonial dress with embroidered rank insignia and a lined jacket. Bulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply pricing drops per unit as quantity rises, and orders above 1,000 sets get a quantity-based rate. We quote per size break so you see the exact cost before confirming anything.
The per-unit price reflects a uniform built to a written specification, with retained swatches and insignia files so your next order matches. A cheaper uniform that drifts in colour or fails at the pocket costs more over a service cycle than one built to spec.
Cotton khaki and basic poly-cotton sit at the lower end of the price range. Ripstop, wool blends and flame-resistant treated fabrics cost more because the raw material is more expensive and the mill minimums are higher. Fabric choice is usually the single biggest driver of per-unit cost.
A shirt-and-trouser set is straightforward to produce. A lined ceremonial jacket with structured shoulders, internal pockets and a full satin lining takes significantly more labour hours per garment, which shows up in the per-unit price.
Embroidered rank epaulettes, shoulder flashes and name tapes add cost per piece. Printed markings are cheaper than embroidery for large areas. The more insignia elements on a garment, the higher the per-unit price, particularly when each element needs its own digitised file.
Setup costs for sampling, pattern grading and insignia digitising are spread across the order. At 1,000 sets, those costs are a small fraction of the per-unit price. At 100 sets, they make up a much larger share, which is why per-unit pricing drops sharply with volume.
“We ordered 1,400 summer khaki sets and needed them before the April rotation. A.G. Fabrics held the spec across the full order, and the insignia placement matched our standard exactly. The size-break packing meant our stores issued uniforms without sorting anything. We have reordered twice since, and the colour match has held.”
Imran S.Procurement Officer, District Police Unit, Faisalabad
✓ Verified“Our guards are spread across three branches, and we needed 600 uniforms split across two deliveries. They scheduled the cutting so the first 300 shipped in three weeks and the rest followed. Rank epaulettes and company patches were embroidered correctly, and the fabric has held up through a full summer of outdoor duty.”
Faisal R.Operations Manager, Private Security Company, Lahore
✓ Verified“We needed nursing and lab uniforms for a government hospital, colour-coded by department. A.G. Fabrics produced the samples in a week, and the approved fabric washed well at high temperature. The full order of 900 sets arrived packed by size, which saved our stores a full day of sorting.”
Ayesha K.Administrative Officer, Government Health Department, Faisalabad
✓ VerifiedMost police and government uniform orders in Faisalabad run between PKR 2,800 and PKR 9,500 per set in 2026, depending on fabric, garment complexity and insignia. A basic cotton khaki shirt-and-trouser set sits at the lower end. Wool-blend ceremonial dress with embroidered rank insignia and lined jackets sits at the upper end. Bulk orders above 1,000 sets get per-unit pricing that drops with quantity. We quote per size break so you see the exact cost before confirming.
Our minimum order for government and police uniform manufacturing is 100 sets per style. Below that, sampling and setup costs push the per-unit price up sharply. For departments running multiple garment types, we can combine styles into one production run to hit the minimum across the order. Private security companies ordering guard uniforms often start at 200 to 300 sets and scale from there.
A confirmed bulk order of 2,000 sets typically takes 3 to 5 weeks from sample approval to dispatch. Sampling adds 5 to 7 working days before that. Orders above 5,000 sets run 6 to 8 weeks depending on fabric availability and insignia volume. We give you a dated schedule at confirmation and can split deliveries so partial quantities reach your stores earlier.
Yes. Send us a physical sample, a written specification or clear photographs with measurements, and we reverse-engineer the pattern, fabric and insignia placement. We retain that spec sheet on file, so your reorder matches without you resending anything. If your department has a regulation fabric or colour reference, we source to it and keep a retained swatch for future batches.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingWhen a department needs a garment that does not exist off the shelf, we build the pattern from scratch. Custom uniform manufacturing covers new designs, unusual size breaks and specialised garment types for police and government units in Faisalabad.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyDepartments and distributors ordering in volume use our bulk and wholesale service. We quote per size break, pack by size and split shipments across multiple addresses, which suits police stores and government depots receiving uniforms in stages.Explore →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingUniform distributors and brands can order under their own label. We stitch to your specification, apply your branding and ship in your packaging. This suits Faisalabad and export buyers who resell police and government uniforms under a company name.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringFor small quantities, replacement garments and individual fits, our tailoring section stitches to measurement. Police and government buyers use this for senior officers needing a tailored dress uniform or for replacing single garments outside a bulk cycle.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingCeremonial and dress uniforms often need a fitted cut rather than a graded size. We take individual measurements and cut to them, which matters for parade dress, band uniforms and senior officer service dress in police and government units.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentIf your department is revising its uniform, we develop the design and pattern block from your brief. That includes garment drawings, fabric recommendations, size grading and insignia placement drawings, all documented so future orders follow the same standard.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentBefore committing to 2,000 sets, you get a physical sample. We cut and stitch a pre-production prototype in your specified fabric so you can check fit, colour and insignia before bulk cutting begins. Sampling takes 5 to 7 working days.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyWe source khaki twill, poly-cotton, ripstop and wool blends direct from Faisalabad mills. For police and government orders, this means dye-lot consistency across the full quantity and a retained swatch so your next batch matches the last.Explore →Send us your specification, size break and required quantity, and we will return a per-unit quote within 2 working days. A.G. Fabrics has manufactured uniforms in Faisalabad since 1996, with in-house cutting, stitching, embroidery and finishing. Call +923007674374 to start 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.