Khaki Work Shirt Manufacturer in Bangladesh
A work shirt is judged on the hundredth wash, not the first fitting. As a clothing manufacturer and exporter in Bangladesh, we make this khaki work shirt to order for uniform programmes that need the same shirt, in the same colour and the same fit, order after order. It is cut from cotton twill with a garment wash, so the cloth arrives soft on the skin while the weave stays hard-wearing through daily work.
We supply workwear wholesalers, uniform companies and private label brands across the USA, UK, Germany, Canada and Australia. If you already run our standard work shirt in another colourway, this khaki variant follows the same pattern block, so your sizing stays consistent across the range.
Consistency is what makes a uniform programme work over years. The same approved pattern, the same dyed shade standard and the same finishing routine are held on every repeat order, so a shirt issued this year matches the shirts a new starter receives next year. As a workwear supplier and factory exporter, we keep the approved sample and the measurement chart on file for exactly that reason.
- Long-sleeve work shirt in khaki cotton twill, made to order under your label
- Two flap chest pockets, a clean button front and buttoned cuffs
- Reinforced stitching at the pockets, placket and other stress points
- Your woven label, hang tag, embroidery and packing on every shirt
Two Flap Chest Pockets, Built for the Working Day
The chest pockets are the part of a work shirt that gets used all day, so they are built to be used hard. Each pocket is cut generously, closed with a flap and a single button, and bar-tacked at the corners where a pocket mouth usually tears first. Pens, a folded job sheet or a small notebook sit flat without pulling the front of the shirt out of shape.
- Flaps keep pocket contents in place when the wearer bends and lifts
- Bar-tack reinforcement at both pocket corners
- Embroidery sits cleanly above the left pocket, on the flap or on the chest
Cotton Twill With a Weave You Can Read
Twill earns its place in workwear through its diagonal weave, which spreads wear across the surface instead of concentrating it on one thread line. In the close view you can read the weave and the stitching clearly: this is real cloth with a visible grain, not a smooth printed imitation. A garment wash before cutting settles the fabric, so the shirt keeps its size and its soft hand feel from the first wear.
- Diagonal twill weave for abrasion resistance across the whole surface
- Garment-washed, so shrinkage is settled before the shirt is cut
- Khaki shade dyed to your approved standard and held across reorders
A Clean Button Front and Buttoned Cuffs
The front placket is stitched flat with evenly spaced buttons, so the shirt fronts line up cleanly and stay closed through a shift. Sleeves end in buttoned cuffs that can be worn closed for a tidy uniform look or opened and rolled when the work gets warm. The back carries a plain yoke, which gives the shoulders room to move without extra fabric bunching under straps or harnesses. Buttons are sewn with a wrapped shank and checked by hand at final inspection, because a loose button is the fastest way for a good shirt to look cheap.
- Matched buttons with spare buttons sewn into the side seam on request
- Cuffs shaped to sit flat, with no gaping at the wrist
- Shoulder yoke for freedom of movement across the back
Product Details
| Item | Khaki Work Shirt |
| Category | Workwear |
| Fabric | Cotton twill, garment-washed |
| Sleeves | Long sleeve, buttoned cuffs |
| Pockets | Two chest pockets with flaps |
| Sizes | XS to 3XL, graded to your size chart |
| Colours | Khaki as shown, further colours matched on lab dips |
| Branding | Private label, hang tag, embroidery, packing |
| Minimum order | Our standard minimum of 1,200 pieces per style in up to two colours |
| Made in | Bangladesh |
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Pattern Making and Size Grading
Every order starts from the approved pattern, not from a stock block pulled off a shelf. Send your size chart or a reference garment and our pattern team builds the khaki work shirt to those measurements, then grades it across your full size range from XS to 3XL. A pre-production sample is sewn and sent for your sign-off before any bulk fabric is cut.
- Patterns made from your chart, your sample or our standard work shirt block
- Grading checked size by size, so the fit story stays true across the range
- Approved sample kept as the reference for the whole production run
Private Label and OEM Production
The shirt leaves the factory as your product, with nothing of ours on it. As an OEM supplier we fit your woven or printed neck label, your size and care labels, and your hang tag, and we embroider your logo where your design places it: above the pocket, on the chest, on the sleeve or across the back yoke for service teams.
- Woven or printed main label, plus size and care labels in your layout
- Logo embroidery, print or heat transfer placed to your artwork
- Hang tags, barcode stickers and retail packing supplied to your format
Bulk Production and Quality Control
Bulk sewing follows the approved sample step by step. Fabric is checked when it arrives and again after washing, cutting is measured against the pattern, and sewing lines are inspected while the shirts are still on the machine, when a fault costs minutes to fix rather than a rejected carton at the end.
- Fabric and trim checks before cutting begins
- Inline inspection on the sewing floor, not only at the end
- Final check of measurements, stitching, buttons and pressing before packing
Packaging for Retail and Online Sales
Each shirt is folded, polybagged and cartoned to the channel it is sold through. Uniform programmes usually take size-sorted cartons with clear size markings, so a warehouse team can issue shirts without opening every bag. Retail and online orders can carry your branded bag, tag and carton print instead.
Shipping and Worldwide Delivery
Finished cartons move by sea freight from Chattogram to the main ports of our buyer markets, with air freight available where a programme date cannot move. Export documents are prepared for the destination market, including the labelling and fibre content paperwork your customs broker asks for.
How Ordering Works
Send your tech pack, artwork or a reference garment through the quote page and we reply with fabric options and a per-piece price at your quantity. Check our MOQ and production page and our payment terms before you commit, then approve the sample and we schedule bulk production against it.
Why Brands Source Work Shirts From Bangladesh
Bangladesh holds its place in workwear because the full chain sits inside one country: spinning, weaving, dyeing, cutting and sewing are all local, so a supplier here controls the twill from yarn to finished shirt. Buyers in France, the Netherlands and Spain reorder core work shirts season after season from Bangladeshi makers, and uniform programmes in the Middle East and Brazil are built on the same base styles.
- Full local chain, from yarn and weaving to the finished garment
- Long workwear experience with twill, canvas and ripstop fabrics
- Export paperwork and labelling handled as routine
Care and Wash Performance
Cotton twill softens further with washing while keeping its structure, which is why it suits garments washed after every shift. The khaki dye is set for repeat commercial laundering, and the garment wash at the start means the size your team tries on is the size that comes back from the wash.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the khaki shade be matched to our existing uniform colour?
Yes. Send a fabric swatch or a Pantone reference and we prepare lab dips for your approval before dyeing. Once a dip is approved it becomes the standard for the order and for every reorder that follows.
Where can our logo go on this shirt?
The usual positions are above the left chest pocket, on the pocket flap, on the upper sleeve or across the back yoke. Embroidery is the standard choice for workwear because it survives industrial washing better than print.
Can you sew name badges or rank markings for a uniform programme?
Yes. Names, titles and service markings can be embroidered directly above the pocket or produced as separate badges and sewn on during finishing, matched to a staff list you supply size by size.
How are the shirts packed for a multi-site uniform rollout?
Shirts are folded and polybagged individually, then cartoned sorted by size with the size marked on each carton. If your rollout runs by site, cartons can be packed and labelled per delivery address instead.