Security guard in a full custom uniform — tactical shirt, cargo trousers and badge

Custom Security Uniforms Manufacturers — ISO 9001, 5 QC Gates

Stop paying a middleman for security uniforms you can't control. Our 65/35 ripstop (180–220 GSM) holds ≥1000 N warp strength, tests to Grade 4–5 colour fastness (ISO 105-C06), and stays shrink-free through ISO 6330 launderings. ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 3 and EN ISO 20471 hi-vis are on request — so a batch that ships the same shade once keeps shipping it, reorder after reorder.

Get a Quote & Samples — 24hr Response
300+
Industrial Washes
6+
Customization Dimensions
50 pcs
Low MOQ
7–10 Days
To Sample
Product Categories

Choose your security uniform style

The full guard kit — from patrol shirts to complete uniform sets — cut and sewn to your spec.

Tactical Polo Shirts

Tactical Polo Shirts

Security Pants

Security Pants

Security Vests

Security Vests

Security Jacket

Security Jacket

Security Shorts

Security Shorts

Security Hat

Security Hat

Hi-Vis Security Pullovers

Hi-Vis Security Pullovers

Security Accessories

Security Accessories

Complete Uniform Sets

Complete Uniform Sets

From a napkin sketch to a finished guard uniform — send us your idea and we'll cut, sew and brand it to your exact spec.

Design Your Own Style
Fabric & Performance Specs

Fabric specs, measured — not promised.

All our fabrics are tested per batch — the two numbers that matter most, verified against the approved spec.

Daily Patrol Ripstop

65/35 poly-cotton, ripstop grid · 180–220 GSM

Warp breaking strength≥ 1000 N
Shrinkage (ISO 6330)≤ 2–3%

The industry benchmark for guard uniform — ripstop resists tears, and the blend breathes through a full shift.

Best for: Daily patrol shirts and trousers.

Heavy Tactical

Poly-cotton, reinforced weave · 230–250+ GSM

Tear strength (ISO 13937)High
Abrasion (ISO 12947-2)≥ 30,000 cycles

Built to take a hard field shift — high tear resistance with bar-tack stress points as standard.

Best for: Rugged, tactical and outdoor posts.

Lightweight Shift

Poly-cotton, ease-care · 145–170 GSM

Colour fastness (ISO 105-C06)Grade 4–5
Dimensional stability≤ 2%

Cool and crisp against the skin, presses fast, and holds its color wash after wash.

Best for: Hot climates and indoor posts.

Hi-Vis Security

Fluorescent poly-cotton, reflective tape · 180–220 GSM

ANSI/ISEA 107Class 3
EN ISO 20471Compliant

Dual-certified background and reflective tape, so officers are seen in low light and on the roadside.

Best for: Access control, traffic and perimeter posts.

Flame-Retardant

FR poly-cotton, or aramid blend · 230–280 GSM

Flame test after 60 washesStill compliant
Vertical flame (EN ISO 15025)No melt / no drip

Flame protection that holds certification through repeated commercial laundering.

Best for: Facilities with heat or arc-flash exposure.

All-Weather DWR

Poly-cotton, water-repellent finish · 200–240 GSM

Spray rating (AATCC 22)≥ 90
Stain resistanceGrade 4+

DWR sheds light rain and spills, and a stain finish keeps the uniform presentable through a long shift.

Best for: Outdoor and all-weather posts.

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Customization

All the detail built to your specification.

From the chest badge to the bar-tack on a pocket corner — six measured dimensions that define a security uniform. Badge tab, epaulette, mic loop and radio channel, all mapped to your spec and sealed for every reorder.

MOQ 50 pieces · Drawing confirmed in 3–5 days · Sealed sample in 7–10 days

Garment detail exploded view — badge tab, epaulette, mic loop, radio channel, bar-tack stress points

Functional Details

Epaulettes and a badge tab position rank and ID at a glance; a pocket flap keeps cargo secure through a shift; cuff adjust lets an officer dial the sleeve to fit over a wrist guard; bar-tack reinforcement stops a stressed pocket corner from tearing on the job; and military creases hold a crisp, formal silhouette through repeated wear. Each mark is applied to your spec — placed, stitched and sealed batch after batch.

EpauletteBadge TabPocket FlapCuff AdjustBar-tackMilitary Creases

Branding & Logos

Your mark, applied the way that holds through daily duty — the "SECURITY" wording, company badge, nameplate and rank markings, embroidered or heat-transferred to a measured position that stays the same on every officer.

EmbroideryScreen printHeat transferWoven patches

Fabric & Colour

Match the fabric to the duty post — lightweight for hot climates, a heavier weave for field work, flame-retardant for heat exposure. Pantone colour matched to the shade you approve.

Pantone matchingDuty-post matchedLab-tested — see fabrics

Size Systems

US, EU or Asia grading, or a custom block graded from your own measurements — in men's and women's cuts. Every guard in your security force is sized from a single chart, so the whole team fits the same. Each mark is applied to your spec.

US / EU / Asia gradingCustom gradingMen's & women's cuts

Private Label & Packaging

Your identity carried to the last touchpoint — woven labels and size stickers in the collar, branded hang tags, and poly-bagged per size so one box opens ready to hand out.

Woven labelsHang tagsCustom packagingPoly-bagged per size

Tech-Pack Development

Our pattern room reverse-engineers the cut, fit and hardware, then proposes improvements — a heavier zipper, a stronger bar-tack — and seals a golden sample as the standard for all future orders.

Reverse-engineer existing gearGraded patternGolden sample sealed
Send Your Tech Pack for a Free Spec Review
Bulk Manufacturing Process

Four stages, you in the loop.

All steps are staged so you approve before we move. Here's what you do — and what we do — at each one.

01

Spec & Requirements

You

Send a tech pack, a reference uniform, or a sketch.

We

48h quote + fabric/construction spec.

Duration2 business days
02

Design / 3D Mockup

You

Confirm the style and layout.

We

3D mockup with the badge tab, epaulette and radio channel mapped.

Duration2–5 business days
03

Bulk Production

You

Approve the bulk run.

We

Cut, sew, embroider and QC under one roof, behind a locked spec.

Duration≈ 4 weeks
04

Export Documentation

You

Receive and clear at the dock.

We

Invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, pre-filed.

DurationFinal 2 days
Quality Control Standards

Security uniform quality control — gate-checked at each step.

A security uniform has to survive a real shift, not just a stockroom. So quality is not a final inspection — it is five gates from raw fabric to sealed carton, and every one is documented and shipped with your order.

QC inspection on the production floor — fabric check, inline QC and AQL sampling
300+
Industrial Washes
ISO 6330
Grade 4–5
Colour Fastness
ISO 105-C06
≥ 1000 N
Warp Strength
Tensile test

Gate 01

Incoming Fabric Verification

Each roll is swatch-checked on arrival: blend, GSM, shade and hand-feel measured against the approved security spec before a single yard is cut.

Gate 02

Lab Tests — ISO 105-C06, ISO 6330

Colourfastness to commercial laundering, dimensional stability and tear resistance are verified in-lab, not assumed. Reports are filed per batch.

Gate 03

First-Piece Approval

The pre-production sample is measured against the tech pack point by point — bar-tack count, SPI, hardware — and sealed as the golden reference.

Gate 04

Inline Production Checks

Stitch density, seam integrity, bar-tack placement and embroidery alignment are spot-checked through production, so defects are caught at the workstation.

Gate 05

Pre-Shipment Inspection (AQL 2.5)

Finished, packed security uniforms are sampled to ISO 2859-1 and checked for workmanship, measurements, shade and packaging. Critical defects — a broken needle, a missing FR label — are zero-tolerance.

AQL Defect ClassificationISO 2859-1 · Level II
Defect ClassAQLExamplesDisposition
Critical0.0Missing FR label, broken needle in garment, safety hazardZero tolerance — reject the lot
Major2.5Broken/skip stitch on a stress point, non-functional zipper, holeRework or sort before shipment
Minor4.0Loose thread, slight puckering, crease marksTouch-up during packing

AQL 2.5 · Critical 0.0

Under AQL 2.5, Major defects are capped at 2.5% and Critical defects are zero-tolerance — any critical failure rejects the lot.

Your inspection report, lab results and batch documentation travel with the container — audit-ready before it docks. Third-party lab reports are available on request.

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Export & Compliance

Built to cross borders.

Four gates from a certified factory to a delivered security uniform — each one documented, so a multi-country rollout of guard uniforms lands clean, and the same, in every market.

  1. 01

    Certified Factory

    An ISO 9001 quality system behind everything we ship — processes audited, records traceable, output consistent batch to batch.

  2. 02

    Regulatory Compliance

    Security uniforms built to ANSI/ISEA 107 and EN ISO 20471 hi-vis standards, with OEKO-TEX and REACH support to match your target market.

  3. 03

    Export Documentation

    Commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin travel with all our shipments, pre-filed before the container leaves.

  4. 04

    Multi-Country Delivery

    One size standard and one packaging standard for your security uniforms across countries, on FOB, CIF or DDP terms — a multi-country rollout lands the same, and fits the same, everywhere.

In the Field

The uniform, on the job.

A spec sheet proves the drawing — this is where a uniform earns its keep, in the deployments it was built for.

Security uniform in the field
Security uniform in the field
Security uniform in the field
Security uniform in the field
Testimonials

From security directors and procurement leads who got it right.

"

Three hundred guards across eight sites, and by last fall I was getting photos of two different navys. Same SKU, same PO — one shirt looked like it had spent a summer in the sun. I'd stopped blaming the supplier and started blaming the dye house, which I'd never even met.

LeelineWork took me there. They locked six Pantone numbers and ran a spectrophotometer check on each batch before a yard touched the cutting table. The 65/35 ripstop they put us in came through 300+ industrial washes with no fade and no bagging at the knees — my quarters master stopped re-ordering replacements and started re-ordering by habit.

The real sell, though, was the year-later reorder. Same shade, same cut, same bar-tacked pockets, no re-sampling, because the whole spec was archived from day one. That's when a uniform stops being a line item and starts being a system.

"
Marcus Reid

Marcus Reid

Security Director — Regional Protection Agency

"

Fourteen sites, eleven thousand staff, one procurement standard I had to defend to a board that only asked me one question: is it the same everywhere? Frankly, it wasn't.

The fix wasn't a new fabric — it was a single size system and one packaging standard across all four markets, plus batch documentation that arrived inside the first carton: an AQL 2.5 inspection report, the lab results, a certificate of origin. My compliance officer suddenly had a file she could hand an auditor on request, without emailing anyone.

They run a real OEM line — cut, sew, embroidery and QC under one roof, sample in nine days, bulk in thirty-two. When an auditor did walk our rollout, each garment traced back to a purchase order number. That's not a supplier. That's a partner who'd already answered the question before I asked it.

"
Sophia Lindqvist

Sophia Lindqvist

Procurement Lead — Global Corporate Services

FAQ

Questions security buyers ask before they commit.

If your question isn't here, our RFQ desk responds within 24 hours — no sales pitch, just specs.

Standard MOQ is 50 pieces per SKU. Sample runs can start from a single unit, so you can verify fabric, fit and construction before committing to bulk.

To keep it honest about the ladder: smaller runs cost more per piece, and the price breaks open at roughly 500, 2,000 and 10,000 units. Once your spec is locked, reorders have no minimum at all.

The industry norm is AQL 2.5 for Major defects with zero tolerance for Critical defects. Critical means a safety hazard — a missing flame-retardant label or a broken needle left in a garment — and any critical defect rejects the lot.

We sample to ISO 2859-1 Level II, and the inspection report, lab results and batch documentation ship with the container, so your compliance officer gets a file they can audit.

The "SECURITY" text — embroidered, screen-printed, heat-transferred or sewn as a patch — is placed from an annotated design file with the logo, company badge, nameplate, epaulette and rank markings all mapped to a measured position.

That file is archived per SKU, so a reorder ships the same placement as batch one. Pantone-matched dye lots are locked at the dye house and spectrophotometer-verified, so the color holds, too.

For hot climates and indoor posts, a lightweight 145–170 GSM poly-cotton shirt. For daily patrol trousers — the most common guard uniform — 180–220 GSM 65/35 poly-cotton ripstop, which is the global benchmark.

For rugged, tactical work, go to 230–250+ GSM heavy-duty. Hi-vis duty calls for ANSI/ISEA 107 or EN ISO 20471 background and reflective tape, and flame-retardant or DWR/stain finishes are optional add-ons for specific posts.

Our 65/35 poly-cotton ripstop is tested to grade 4–5 colourfastness (ISO 105-C06) and holds through 300+ industrial wash cycles with no visible fade and no bagging at the knees.

Shrinkage is held to under 2–3% (ISO 6330), tear strength is rated high (ISO 13937), and warp breaking strength is a minimum 1,000 N. Those numbers are measured per batch, not quoted from a catalog.

All shipments carry a commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, pre-filed digitally before the container leaves the factory.

Lead time is 7–10 days for a sealed sample and 25–40 days for bulk production from final sample approval, with the timeline updated as the line runs. We ship FOB, CIF or DDP, keep one size and packaging standard across countries, and support OEKO-TEX and REACH requirements to match your target market.

Yes — it's one of our most common first projects. Send us a reference sample, and our pattern room reverse-engineers the construction, fabric weight, fit and hardware, then proposes improvements (a stronger bar-tack, a heavier YKK zipper, a more durable ripstop) before you commit.

Typical teardown-to-quote is about 5 business days, and the spec is sealed as the golden reference for all future orders.

Let's Define Your Uniform Program

Our dedicated team will assist you in selecting the right fabrics, designs, and features to suit your company's needs.

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