Division 03

Category in development

Workwear & safety apparel.

High-visibility garments, coveralls, work trousers, uniforms and protective clothing, specified to fabric, fit and standard.

Folded navy work shirt on a navy plinth (illustrative concept)

Overview

Pakistan has one of the world’s largest cotton and garment industries, from fabric weaving and dyeing to cut-and-sew. This division covers what people wear to work: high-visibility jackets and vests, coveralls, work shirts and trousers, corporate and facility uniforms, and protective clothing specified against a stated standard.

Product catalogue

What you can source with us.

Each product links to a brief with the division and product already filled in. Specifications are confirmed with manufacturing partners for your order.

High-visibility apparel

Fluorescent garments with retro-reflective tape for roads, logistics and construction.

Coveralls & workwear

Durable everyday garments for maintenance, manufacturing and site teams.

Uniforms & protective clothing

Team uniforms in your colours, and garments specified to a protective standard.

Illustrative product concepts, not photographs of stock. Availability and specifications are confirmed with suppliers for each enquiry.

Specification guide

Know the details before you quote.

A clear specification gets you a comparable, accurate quotation. If you are unsure of any of these, choose “please advise” in the brief and tell us how the product will be used.

Workwear fabrics at a glance

FabricTypically chosen for
Poly-cotton twill (e.g. 65/35)Coveralls, shirts and trousers: durable, holds colour, easy industrial laundering.
100% cotton drill or canvasComfort and breathability; heavier canvas for hard-wearing trousers.
Polyester oxford, PU-coatedWaterproof hi-vis jackets and outer shells.
Polyester mesh or knitLightweight hi-vis vests and T-shirts.
Flame-resistant fabricTreated or inherently FR fabrics, chosen only against a stated standard.

Fabric weight is usually given in GSM (grams per square metre) or oz/yd². Write the weight and composition into the specification.

Standards buyers ask about

EN ISO 20471
High-visibility clothing, Classes 1–3 (Europe and UK).
ANSI/ISEA 107
High-visibility safety apparel, Types O, R and P and Classes 1–3 (North America).
EN ISO 11612 · NFPA 2112
Clothing to protect against heat and flame.
EN ISO 13688
General requirements for protective clothing.

Listed so you can tell us what your market requires. We do not claim any garment meets a standard; we request test documentation for the specific fabric, tape and garment.

Sizing

Garments are specified by size range (e.g. S–3XL or chest and waist sizes), fit and the ratio of sizes per carton.

Send a size chart or a reference garment if you have one; it removes guesswork on fit.

Customisation & private label

Made to your specification.

Customisation is written into the specification and approved by you before production, so what arrives matches what was agreed.

  • Branding

    Embroidered, printed or heat-transfer logos, with positions agreed on a tech pack.

  • Fabric & colour

    Fabric composition and weight, garment colours and contrast panels to your programme.

  • Reflective tape

    Tape width, type and layout specified to the standard and class you need.

  • Sizing & packing

    Size range, fit and size ratio per carton; individual polybags and carton marks.

Who this division is for

Built for business buyers.

We work with businesses buying for distribution, their own operations or their own brand — not with individual retail customers.

  • Workwear distributors

    Garment ranges for onward supply to trade customers.

  • Safety equipment wholesalers

    Hi-vis and protective clothing against your market’s standards.

  • Construction & logistics suppliers

    Hi-vis jackets, vests and site workwear in volume.

  • Uniform suppliers

    Corporate and facility uniforms made to your design.

  • Industrial businesses

    Workwear programmes for your own teams, in your colours.

Requesting a quotation

What to include in your brief.

  • Garment type and the work it is for
  • Fabric composition and weight — or “please advise”
  • Colours, and any hi-vis class or protective standard
  • Size range and ratio
  • Logo positions and method
  • Quantity and destination

Don’t have every answer? Send what you know — we will ask about the rest.

Start a workwear & safety apparel brief

Requesting a sample

Evaluate before you commit.

For garments, a size-set sample is usually the best way to agree fabric, fit and finish. Tell us the garment and sizes you need to evaluate; we confirm availability, cost and timing before any sample is sent.

Request a sample discussion

What happens next

  1. 01Share your requirements
  2. 02Sourcing & supplier coordination
  3. 03Specifications, samples & quotation
  4. 04Quality coordination
  5. 05Export coordination
See the full sourcing journey

Questions buyers ask

Straight answers.

Are your hi-vis garments certified to EN ISO 20471 or ANSI/ISEA 107?

We do not make certification claims on this website. Tell us the standard and class your market requires; we ask the manufacturing partner for test documentation covering the specific fabric, tape and garment, and share it with you before quoting against it.

Can you make uniforms to our own design?

Yes, that is discussed for every enquiry. Send a tech pack, photos or a reference garment and we confirm what is feasible, at what quantity, before quoting.

Can I enquire now even though the category is in development?

Yes. Specific requirements help us choose which garments and manufacturers to develop first. We will tell you plainly whether we can meet the requirement now, later, or not at all.

Start the conversation

Ready to specify workwear & safety apparel?

Choose a product, add the specifications you know and send the brief by email or WhatsApp.