Military Garment

We manufacture military garments to order and export them in bulk and against tender to defence ministries, police services, prison services and authorised government buyers across Africa.

This heading covers the items that fall outside the standard combat and dress ranges listed separately: coveralls and mechanic suits, flight and vehicle crew suits, cold weather and fleece layers, thermal base layers, high visibility over-garments for traffic and engineering units, mess and dining dress, musician and band uniforms, and made-to-pattern garments produced from a sample or a technical drawing.

Most orders here start from something the service already has. A quartermaster sends a worn garment, a pattern or a specification sheet, and the requirement is to reproduce it exactly rather than to supply something similar. We work from the physical sample where one exists, because a drawing rarely captures the details a wearer notices — pocket placement, closure type, the way a collar sits.

Small quantities are normal in this category and we price them honestly. A band uniform order of two hundred pieces carries a higher unit cost than a combat suit order of fifty thousand, and pretending otherwise at quotation stage only produces a problem later.

Where a garment is being introduced for the first time, a pre-production sample for approval is worth the two weeks it adds.

Defence and police procurement across Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia and Tanzania accounts for most demand. Supply is to government and authorised buyers only, against the end user documentation the destination requires.