Stitching and Finishing in Faisalabad is where a uniform either holds up or falls apart, and A.G. Fabrics has been getting it right since 1996. We stitch, overlock, bartack and press uniforms for factories, hospitals, schools, hotels and security companies across Punjab. Whether you need 50 pieces or 5,000, every garment leaves our floor inspected, trimmed and ready to wear.
Stitching and finishing covers everything between cut fabric and a wearable uniform: joining panels, setting sleeves and collars, closing side seams, attaching pockets and zips, then trimming, pressing and inspecting the finished piece. At A.G. Fabrics we run lockstitch, overlock, flatlock and bartack machines, matched to the fabric weight and the stress a garment will take. A coverall for a textile mill floor is stitched differently from a receptionist's blazer, and we set the stitch density, thread type and seam allowance accordingly.
Faisalabad runs hot and humid from April through September, and uniforms here get washed hard, worn long and exposed to dust, oil and dye. That is why local buyers ask for reinforced crotch seams, double-stitched hems and bar-tacked pocket corners rather than standard finishing. If you are sourcing custom uniform stitching and tailoring in Faisalabad, the stitching stage is where you decide whether a uniform lasts six months or three years. We build for the second number.
Our stitching and finishing service covers everything from joining cut panels to packing finished garments. Embroidery, printing and fabric sourcing are available as add-ons on the same order. Here is what is included as standard on every stitching job we run.
We join front, back, sleeve and side panels using the seam type your garment needs, whether that is plain, flat-felled or overlocked. Stitch density is set to fabric weight, typically 10 to 12 stitches per inch on workwear, so seams hold without puckering.
Collars, cuffs, sleeves and plackets are set to the approved sample so every piece in the batch matches. This is the stage where a uniform looks sharp or looks homemade, and we check alignment on every tenth piece.
Pockets, zips, buttons and fly fronts are attached and then bartacked at the corners and stress points. Buttons are cross-stitched and locked so they do not drop off after a few washes. Zips are tested open and closed before the piece leaves the line.
Crotch seams, underarm joins, pocket corners, belt loops and fly fronts get bartack or double-stitch reinforcement as standard on workwear and industrial garments. This single step is what separates a uniform that lasts three years from one that lasts six months.
Every finished garment is trimmed of loose threads, pressed to remove seam puckering, measured against the size chart and inspected under light. Faults are pulled for rework, not packed. Approved pieces are folded, sized and poly-bagged.
Garments are packed by size and colour into cartons with a packing list, ready for local delivery across Faisalabad or freight pickup for export orders. Local orders are delivered same-week; export cartons are packed to survive sea and air freight.
You send us the design, size chart and fabric, or we source it for you. We confirm thread type, stitch density, seam allowance and reinforcement points before a single needle moves. This takes one to two working days and prevents 90% of the problems that show up later on the floor.
We stitch a size-set sample, usually 2 to 4 pieces, and courier it to you within 3 to 5 working days. You check fit, seam finish, label position and colour. Nothing goes into bulk until you sign off on the sample. Changes at this stage cost nothing. Changes after cutting cost plenty.
Approved patterns go to the cutting table, where fabric is laid, marked and cut in layers. Pieces are bundled by size and colour with tickets so the stitching line never mixes a medium body with a large sleeve. This is where sizing consistency is won or lost.
Our line operators join panels, set sleeves and collars, attach pockets, zips and labels, then bartack every stress point. A 500-piece order typically clears the stitching floor in 3 to 5 working days. In-line checks pull any piece that drifts from spec before it reaches finishing.
Every garment is trimmed, pressed, measured against the chart and inspected under light. Faults get reworked, not hidden. Approved pieces are folded, sized, poly-bagged and packed into cartons with a packing list. Local delivery in Faisalabad is same-week; export cartons are ready for pickup or freight.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Used for main panel joins, topstitching and any seam that needs a strong, low-bulk finish. Stitch density is set to fabric weight, typically 10 to 12 stitches per inch on workwear.
Used to neaten and secure raw edges on knits, scrubs and lightweight uniforms. Flatlock seams sit flat against the skin, which matters for healthcare and hospitality garments worn for long shifts.
Used to reinforce pocket corners, belt loops, fly fronts and stress points. A bartack is a dense, short stitch run that stops a seam from tearing open under load.
Used for setting sleeves, attaching collars and stitching curved seams on caps and structured garments where a flat bed cannot reach.
Used in finishing to remove seam puckering, set creases and give the garment a clean, retail-ready appearance before inspection and packing.
Used to lay, mark and cut fabric in layers before stitching. Accurate cutting is what keeps a stitching line from mixing sizes across a batch.
Used at final inspection to check chest, waist, length and sleeve against the size chart. Pieces outside tolerance are pulled for rework before packing.
A textile mill in Nishatabad was replacing 15 to 20 coveralls a month because crotch and underarm seams split after a few industrial washes. The previous vendor used light thread and no bartack reinforcement.
We re-spec'd the coveralls with 40/2 spun polyester thread, 12 stitches per inch on stress seams and bartack reinforcement at every crotch, underarm and pocket corner. Over eight months, monthly replacements dropped to under 3 pieces.
A private hospital in Peoples Colony had 400 scrub sets from a local tailor with crooked chest logos, puckered collars and inconsistent sizing. Staff were refusing to wear about 60 of the pieces.
We re-stitched the order with flatlock seams for comfort, set collars to the approved sample, and embroidered the logo to a marked position on every piece. All 400 sets passed final inspection with sizing within plus or minus 6mm.
A school group needed 2,500 uniforms across six sizes before term started in six weeks. Their previous supplier had quoted 8 weeks and had missed the previous year's deadline by 10 days.
We sampled in 4 days, got approval, and ran the bulk order across our line at 800 to 1,200 pieces per day. All 2,500 uniforms were stitched, finished, inspected and packed by size in 14 working days, two weeks ahead of term.
Most stitching problems show up weeks after delivery, when the uniform is already in service and the vendor has moved on. We build our stitching and finishing spec specifically to prevent the failures that cost buyers the most.
Ask a pro →We bartack and double-stitch every crotch seam, underarm join and pocket corner as standard on workwear. Combined with 40/2 spun polyester thread and 10 to 12 stitches per inch, the seam survives 50+ industrial wash cycles without splitting.
We cut to a locked spec sheet, bundle pieces by size with tickets, and check every tenth finished piece against the measurement chart. Tolerance is held to plus or minus 6mm on chest and waist, so a medium fits the same way on piece 1 and piece 500.
We quote a delivery date we can actually hit and confirm it before cutting. A 500-piece order clears stitching in 3 to 5 working days; a 3,000-piece order ships in 10 to 14. If fabric supply slips, you hear from us the same day.
Every piece is trimmed, pressed and inspected under light before packing. Crooked pockets and puckered seams are pulled for rework, not shipped. We apply the same finishing checks we use on export orders to domestic bulk runs.
PKR 250 - PKR 900 per piece depending on garment type, fabric and finishing detail
Typical 2026 pricing for stitching and finishing in Faisalabad runs PKR 250 to PKR 900 per piece, depending on garment type, fabric weight, finishing detail and order size. A basic cotton shirt sits at the low end; a lined jacket, FR coverall or high-visibility garment with bartacked stress points sits at the top. Embroidery, printing, special labels and fabric sourcing are quoted separately. We give you a per-piece rate the same working day you send your design and quantity, with no hidden setup charges.
The per-piece rate is only half the cost story. A uniform that survives three years instead of six months cuts your annual replacement spend by more than the stitching premium ever adds. We quote the rate that gets you the second number.
A simple shirt or scrub top has far fewer stitching operations than a lined blazer or multi-pocket coverall. Each additional panel, pocket, zip and lining step adds machine time, which is the largest driver of per-piece cost.
Heavy drill, ripstop and FR-treated fabrics need slower machine speeds, stronger needles and heavier thread. Lightweight poly-cotton runs faster. Fabric choice can move the per-piece rate by 20 to 30 percent.
Setup time is the same whether you order 50 pieces or 5,000, so per-piece cost drops sharply with volume. A 500-piece order typically runs 15 to 25 percent cheaper per piece than a 100-piece order of the same design.
Standard seams cost less than bartacked stress points, double-stitched hems and reinforced crotch and underarm joins. For workwear and industrial garments, the reinforcement is worth the extra cost because it doubles garment life.
“We ordered 1,200 coveralls for our dye-house and spinning floor staff. The stitching held up far better than our previous supplier's, especially at the crotch and underarm seams. After eight months of daily wear and industrial washing, we have had almost no seam failures. A.G. Fabrics hit the delivery date and the sizing was consistent across the whole batch.”
Imran S.HR Manager, Textile Mill, Nishatabad
✓ Verified“We needed 400 scrub sets and lab coats stitched to a specific design with our logo embroidered on the chest. The finishing was clean, the collars sat properly, and the embroidery lined up on every piece. The team flagged one fabric shrinkage issue before cutting, which saved us from a bad batch. We reorder every season now.”
Dr. Ayesha K.Operations Lead, Private Hospital, Peoples Colony
✓ Verified“Our guards wear uniforms 12 hours a day, so seams fail fast if the stitching is weak. A.G. Fabrics reinforced the shoulders, belt loops and pocket corners as standard, and we have seen a clear drop in replacement requests. 600 pieces delivered in 12 days, exactly as quoted. Straightforward people to deal with.”
Bilal R.Procurement Officer, Security Company, D Ground
✓ VerifiedMost uniform stitching and finishing jobs in Faisalabad run PKR 250 to PKR 900 per piece in 2026, depending on garment type, fabric weight and finishing detail. A basic shirt sits at the low end; a lined jacket or FR coverall with bartacked stress points sits at the top. Embroidery, printing and special labels are quoted separately. Send us your design and quantity and we will give you a per-piece rate the same working day.
A 500-piece order typically clears our stitching and finishing floor in 3 to 5 working days after sample approval. A 3,000-piece order ships in 10 to 14 working days. Sampling adds 3 to 5 days at the front. We confirm the delivery date in writing before cutting starts, and we hold to it unless a fabric supply issue forces a change, which we flag immediately.
Yes. Many Faisalabad mills and corporate buyers supply their own fabric and ask us to cut, stitch and finish only. We inspect the roll on arrival, confirm shrinkage and weight, and adjust stitch density and needle size to suit. If the fabric will not hold a seam the way the design needs, we tell you before cutting rather than after.
We take both. Bulk orders of 500 to 5,000 pieces are our core work, but we also stitch smaller runs of 50 to 200 pieces for schools, clinics, restaurants and security companies that need a specific design. Small runs carry a higher per-piece rate because setup time is the same. Call us with your quantity and we will quote honestly.
Custom Uniform ManufacturingFull custom uniform manufacturing takes your design from fabric selection through cutting, stitching and finishing in one order. If you need a complete uniform programme rather than stitching only, this is the service to start with.Explore →
Bulk Uniform Manufacturing and Wholesale SupplyBulk uniform manufacturing and wholesale supply suits mills, hospitals and school groups ordering 1,000 pieces or more per season. Stitching and finishing runs on the same floor, so bulk pricing and delivery dates stay predictable.Explore →
OEM and Private Label Uniform ManufacturingOEM and private label work lets distributors and brands put their own label on uniforms stitched and finished at A.G. Fabrics. We handle the stitching spec, finishing standard and label placement to your brand's requirements.Explore →
Custom Uniform Stitching and TailoringCustom uniform stitching and tailoring covers made-to-order garments for teams with unusual sizes or non-standard designs. Our tailors work alongside the stitching line so fit corrections happen before finishing, not after.Explore →
Made-to-Measure Uniform ManufacturingMade-to-measure uniform manufacturing takes individual body measurements and builds each garment to fit. Stitching and finishing tolerances are tighter here, and every piece is measured against the customer's chart before packing.Explore →
Uniform Design and Pattern DevelopmentUniform design and pattern development produces the technical drawings and graded patterns that feed our stitching line. A good pattern is what makes a 500-piece order fit consistently across every size.Explore →
Uniform Sampling and Prototype DevelopmentUniform sampling and prototype development gives you a physical piece to approve before bulk stitching begins. We stitch 2 to 4 size-set samples, courier them within 3 to 5 days, and lock the spec once you sign off.Explore →
Uniform Fabric Sourcing and Wholesale SupplyUniform fabric sourcing and wholesale supply means we can match the right cotton, poly-cotton, twill or ripstop to your garment before stitching starts. Fabric weight and shrinkage directly affect how a finished uniform wears.Explore →Send us your design, size chart and quantity, and we will quote a per-piece rate the same working day. No obligation, no runaround. Call A.G. Fabrics on +923007674374 or message us and we will confirm your stitching slot and delivery date.
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.