World KNK makes guard uniform programmes for security firms in Bandung, Indonesia: woven shirts cut and sewn to your contract’s specification from 1,000 pieces per style. Site and client colour-coding, supervisor and control-room tiers, shoulder boards and company badges applied in production, patterns stored on Lectra systems so every intake matches, and 200,000 pieces of monthly capacity behind the programme. Producing since 2000.
When the contract writes the uniform
Security firms carry a uniform obligation inside their client contracts: guard shirts that clearly identify the company, specified by the tender, supplied by the firm, and audited by whoever awarded the contract. That makes the shirt a contractual deliverable, not a catalogue purchase, and it changes what the firm needs from its manufacturer: the specification written into the contract, produced identically across every site, replenished as guards rotate, and consistent enough to pass the client’s audit a year in. That is a manufacturing brief, and it is what this programme is built to receive at 1,000 pieces per style, mixed across your size run, with every re-order cut from the same stored Lectra patterns as the first delivery.
The smaller firms this page is not sized for, single-site operations dressing a handful of guards, run the same play at 500 pieces per style through our subsidiary Kizen Lab in the same factory group.
What we make for security firms
Guard shirts
Short and long-sleeve woven shirts with epaulette straps for shoulder boards, chest pockets and durable easy-care cloth, cut to the contract’s specification.
Site & client colour-coding
Distinct palettes per client site or contract, applied in production and stable across the contract’s full term.
Role tiers
Supervisor, mobile patrol and control-room shirting in the same system, so rank reads at a distance across every site.
Badges & boards in production
Company badges, shoulder boards and name bars applied during manufacturing, not ironed on at a shop afterwards.
Contract-term consistency
Patterns and artwork stay on file, so the shirt audited in year three is the shirt the contract specified in year one.
Guard churn top-ups
Guard forces turn over constantly; intake waves come off stored patterns and match every shirt already on post.
Built to pass the client audit
The security uniform is one of the few garments a third party can walk up and inspect at any hour, on any site, against the contract. That is why the specification discipline matters: cloth matched to the documented palette, embroidery and badges applied in production against approved artwork, samples couriered within 1 to 2 weeks and audited against the written specification before bulk is cut, and bulk runs 6 to 12 weeks with shipping documentation handled from our side. Garments with visibility requirements sit outside this page’s woven range: they are quoted against the written specification your contracts and safety teams hold, as a separate line.
FOB (full service) manufacturing
Security firms run different supply models, and both are on offer here. Under FOB (full service), we source the fabric, build the pattern, run sampling and production, and QC every piece before shipment. The production floor, pattern-making and QC are the same on every programme, and every programme starts at 1,000 pieces per style.
How a contract uniform order runs
Send the contract’s uniform specification: shirt styles, colours per site, badge and board artwork, with your guard numbers and size breakdown across the force. Samples are couriered within 1 to 2 weeks and audited before approval. Bulk production takes 6 to 12 weeks depending on fabric, then ships with documentation handled from our side. Plan around churn: a standing replenishment rhythm off stored patterns keeps every site in specification without re-tendering the shirt.
Security uniform programme FAQs
What is the minimum order?
1,000 pieces per style, mixed across your size run. Custom fabric development starts at 1,500 pieces per style.
Our firm is smaller than that. Is there an option?
Yes. Our subsidiary Kizen Lab runs the same standards from 500 pieces per style on a full-service basis at kizenlab.com, in the same factory group.
Can you colour-code shirts per client site?
Yes. Palettes are matched per contract and applied in production, and re-orders are cut from the same stored Lectra patterns across the contract’s term.
Can you build supervisor and control-room tiers?
Yes. Role tiers run in the same garment system with distinct palettes and detailing, so rank reads at a distance on every site.
Do you supply high-visibility or tactical garments?
Garments with visibility or specialised requirements are quoted against the written specification your contracts and safety teams hold, as a separate line from the woven wardrobe on this page.
How do re-orders stay consistent across sites?
Patterns, specs and approved artwork stay on file with the factory. Every intake and top-up manufactures to the same locked specification as the first delivery.
Send the specification
Security firms: send the contract’s uniform specification, badge artwork and guard numbers. We will come back with a manufacturing plan, a per-piece price and a sampling schedule.
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Also see: port & maritime uniforms and government field crew uniforms.