FOR YOUR PEOPLE. FROM ABUJA.
Plan uniforms for your organisation with Kintela, a garment manufacturer in Abuja, Nigeria. Share the roles, garments and quantities you need, and we’ll discuss the materials, fit and production requirements with you.
01 / DRESSING YOUR ORGANISATION
Start with what your team does during the day. The working environment, movement, care routine and required appearance all help shape the brief.
Share your existing uniform or proposed design, pupil age groups, size breakdown and term deadline. List everyday garments and sportswear separately so each requirement can be reviewed.
Discuss school uniformsFor house kits, explore sportswear and jerseys.
For office, customer-facing and field teams, identify the roles and garments required. Send your brand colours, logo placement, fit preferences and quantities per department.
Discuss staff uniformsSeparate front-of-house, housekeeping, kitchen and service requirements. Include pockets, closures, movement needs and the intended laundering routine in your garment brief.
Discuss hospitality clothingFor security and operational teams, list garment styles, identification, pocket layout and working conditions. If protective performance is required, provide the exact specification for review before any suitability is confirmed.
Discuss operational uniformsFor scrub or coat enquiries, share role colours, size allocation, pocket requirements and your facility’s garment and laundering specifications. Technical or protective requirements need separate review and confirmation.
Discuss healthcare clothingSend the same specification and quantity breakdown to everyone quoting. Identify any required documents and approval stages so the scope can be reviewed before you commit.
Explore how ordering works02 / BUILD THE SPECIFICATION
A sample, drawing or reference photograph is a useful starting point. Add the practical requirements that may not be visible in the design.
| DETAIL | WHAT TO SEND OR AGREE |
|---|---|
| Garments & quantities | Styles, pieces per person and totals by role. Separate individual garments from complete sets. |
| Fabric & care | Required composition, weight, colour and laundering conditions. Materials and current availability are checked for the brief. |
| Sizes & fit | Measurements or an agreed size chart, plus a size breakdown for each style. Identify children’s and adult requirements separately. |
| Construction & function | Pockets, fastenings, sleeve length, movement needs and any technical specification. Confirm the proposed construction on a sample. |
| Branding & identification | Artwork, colours, dimensions and placement; names or department variations. Requested finishing methods are reviewed before confirmation. |
| Packing & delivery | Sorting by person, size or department; delivery locations, contact and required arrival date. Agree transport scope and charges. |
Include your preferred fabric in the enquiry. Fabric composition, colour and performance are agreed for the specific order.
03 / APPROVE A CLEAR REFERENCE
Discuss a sample before the full order, including its specification, cost and approval process. Review measurements, garment construction and logo placement with the person responsible for sign-off.
Keep a checked size list and one final artwork version. If several departments are involved, consolidate changes before approval so the quotation and production brief describe the same order.
04 / THINK BEYOND THE FIRST ISSUE
Tell us about new starters, replacement garments and expected repeat orders. Discuss these needs early; future stock and production arrangements require confirmation.
Send the garments, wearer groups, quantities and intended use.
Discuss materials, samples, finishing and a written quotation.
Approve the reference, size list and production schedule.
Agree packing, contacts and delivery arrangements before dispatch.
See the team at our factory in Maitama, Abuja, or request an appointment to discuss your project.
05 / YOUR QUESTIONS
Minimum quantities depend on the garment, fabric, number of styles and finishing. Send the total pieces and a breakdown by size, colour and role. We will review the combination before confirming a practical order quantity. A department’s headcount is useful, but also specify how many garments each person needs.
A quotation depends on the garment construction, material, quantities, branding and packing. Share a sample or clear reference and identify any required fabric specification. Ask for sampling, decoration and delivery charges to be clear in the written offer so you can compare the same scope across suppliers.
Provide an existing garment, measurements, colour reference and any fabric or trim information you have. We can review the reference and discuss a proposed specification. Fabric shades, construction and fit need checking on the agreed sample; an exact match should not be assumed from a photograph alone.
Send the artwork, placement, dimensions and preferred finish with the brief. The team will review material compatibility and production arrangements before confirming a method and quotation. Include different department logos, names or badge positions separately so each variation can be assessed.
Keep an approved garment reference, measurements, artwork and a record of the size mix. When enquiring again, confirm the quantity and required date. Material availability, colour matching, minimums and production timing need review for each repeat order; held stock or automatic replenishment is agreed separately if offered.
Factory visits are by appointment at 59 Mississippi Street, Maitama, Abuja, Monday to Friday, 09:30–17:00 WAT. Discuss the garment reference and sample requirements with the team first. Sample availability, fees, specifications and approval steps should be agreed before sample work begins.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR UNIFORMS
Share your garment reference, quantities, size mix and required date. We’ll work through the production requirements with you.