Workwear & uniform manufacturing
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Dilshad & Sons (Private) Limited manufactures workwear and uniform programmes in Faisalabad, Pakistan, for companies, distributors and uniform suppliers who need the same garment — same colour, fit and logo — delivered again and again.
Workwear and uniform manufacturing at a glance
- Products
- Uniform programmes built from work shirts, polo shirts, t-shirts, sweatshirts and other garments you specify
- Logos
- Embroidered or printed, matched across garment types
- Built for
- Fixed specifications reordered over time
- Packing
- To your packing list — by size, site or department
- Order routes
- OEM · bulk · custom
- Factory
- Faisalabad, Pakistan · since 2015
Uniform programmes
What uniform buyers need that fashion buyers don’t.
A specification that does not drift
A uniform is only a uniform if the tenth order matches the first. The sealed sample, measurement sheet and colour standard stay on file, and every reorder is built against them.
Sizes for a whole workforce
Uniform programmes need a wider size run than most fashion ranges. Grading is developed across your full size set at sampling, not stretched at the ends later.
One logo, several garments
When the same logo goes on shirts, polos and sweatshirts, its size, position and colour are set for each garment type and checked against one approved reference.
Replenishment, not only launches
After a rollout, top-up orders for new staff are normal. Quantities for replenishment runs are confirmed per order against the production schedule.
Your RFQ
Building a uniform specification.
| Specification | What to tell us | How it affects the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Garment list | Which garments each role wears, and the quantity of each. | Every garment type is its own style with its own sample. |
| Fabric & care | Composition and weight per garment, and how it will be laundered — domestic or industrial. | Harder-wearing fabrics cost more and can change seam and stitch requirements. |
| Colour standard | A Pantone reference or physical swatch for each uniform colour. | A fixed colour standard is what makes reorders matchable. |
| Logo application | Embroidery or print for each garment, artwork files, logo size and position. | Logo size and the number of positions per garment set the decoration cost. |
| Size range | The full size set, including any extended sizes, with quantities per size. | Extended sizes use more fabric and may need their own grading. |
| Functional details | Pockets, pen slots, reinforcement points and closures. | Each functional detail adds operations to every piece. |
| Packing | Individually bagged, bundled by size, or split by site or department. | Split packing adds sorting and labelling time before dispatch. |
Quality
Inspection across a whole uniform range.
- 01Logo position, size and colour compared across every garment type in the programme.
- 02Measurements checked across the full size range, not only the base size.
- 03Pockets, closures and reinforcement points stitched to the specification.
- 04Fabric shade checked against the colour standard kept from earlier orders.
- 05Cartons and packs labelled to your size or department breakdown.
A note on protective and certified garments.
Hi-visibility, flame-resistant and other protective clothing depends on certified fabrics, components and testing. No such certification is claimed on this page. If your programme needs protective ratings, say so in your enquiry and we will tell you directly what can and cannot be supplied.
Production routes
How uniform programmes come to us.
Questions
Uniform production questions.
Can reorders match earlier batches?
That is how uniform orders are run: the sealed sample, measurements and colour standard from the first order are kept on file and used for every reorder, and fabric shade is checked against them before bulk.
Can different departments have different logos or colours?
Yes. Treat each variation as its own line in the enquiry — garment, colour, logo and quantity — so each is sampled and packed correctly.
Can polo shirts and t-shirts be part of a uniform programme?
Yes. Polo shirts, t-shirts and sweatshirts can be included and are produced with the same fixed-specification approach as the rest of the programme.
What do you need for a uniform quote?
The garment list per role, quantities per size, fabric and laundering requirements, colour standards, logo artwork with positions, and your rollout date.
Send youruniform brief.
Garment list, quantities per size, colour standards and logo artwork — we will review the programme as a whole and quote against it.
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