AHM InternationalEst. Karachi
Your next Pakistan manufacturing partner
FROM TECH PACKTO FOBSHIPMENT.
Product development, sourcing and apparel manufacturing in Pakistan for international uniform, workwear and private-label programs.
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Documented FOB export experience from Port Qasim, Karachi to the United States.
Credibility
What this site does not claim.
A short list is more trustworthy than a long one padded with numbers nobody can evidence. See the full record.
Not claimed: Vertical integration from fibre to finished garment
AHM manufactures and exports garments. It does not spin, weave or own the mills, and does not present a supply chain it does not control.
Not claimed: Environmental or social certification
No certification is shown anywhere on this site, because none has been evidenced to us. A logo without a certificate number and an expiry date is decoration.
Not claimed: Production capacity and headcount
Published as "available on request" rather than as a round number. Capacity quoted without a reference period and an article type is not a figure a buyer can plan against.
Not claimed: A list of buyers or brands served
Buyer relationships are confidential and no customer is named. The one published case study is anonymised.
Already sourcing?
You don't need to move an entire program to evaluate AHM.
Send one existing or upcoming style. We review the specification and come back on construction, fabric, trims, development, commercial FOB costing and lead time, with the cost-engineering options attached, not hidden.
- Construction
- Fabric
- Trims
- Development
- FOB costing
- Lead time
Benchmark Specification
Draft
Commercial FOB price
Quoted against specification
We don't publish an estimate before seeing the tech pack. Price follows construction, fabric, decoration, quantity and schedule.
Your selections carry through to the quote form. Attach a tech pack there and we review against the actual specification.
Product families
12 families in total, each costed as a program rather than a one-off order.
Explore all productsConstruction can be corrected. A wrong fabric decision is paid for in every reorder for the life of the program.
Weights and compositions shown are typical ranges for each construction, given for orientation while you scope a program. They are not a stock list and not an offer. Final material, weight, finish and performance are confirmed against your specification and approved testing.

- Common compositions
- 100% Cotton · 65/35 Poly-Cotton · 60/40 CVC
- Typical program weight
- 180-220 gsm
- Hand feel
- Textured, dry, structured. Holds shape through the wash cycle
- Finish options
- Enzyme wash · Silicone softener · Easy care
- Used for
- Uniform polos · Retail and grocery programs · Corporate wear
Development
Ten stages between a specification arriving and a container leaving. Every one of them has a defined output and a point where you approve something.
01
Brief / Tech Pack
We review the specification, reference garment or sketch and come back with the questions that would otherwise surface as a failed first sample.
You supplyTech pack, reference garment, sketch or written requirement
02
Fabric & Trim Review
Materials are matched to the requirement and presented with the commercial consequence of each option attached.
You supplyApproval of fabric direction, or a nominated supplier
03
Commercial Costing
FOB costing is built against the confirmed construction, materials, decoration, packing and quantity.
You supplyTarget quantity, destination and target price if you have one
04
Sample Development
Proto and fit samples are produced against the specification, with a written comment sheet at every round.
You supplySample comments and measurement feedback
05
Fit / Approval
Fit, measurements, colour and decoration are approved and locked as the reference for bulk.
You supplyWritten approval of the sealed sample
06
Pre-Production
Materials are inspected, the marker is finalised, and a pre-production sample confirms bulk materials and construction.
You supplyPP sample approval
07
Bulk Manufacturing
Cutting and assembly run to the approved construction, with inline checks at defined operations.
You supplyNothing: you receive production status
08
Quality Control
Inspection covers measurement, construction, appearance, decoration and labelling against the approved standard.
You supplyThird-party inspection booking, if your program requires one
09
Packing
Garments are folded or hung, polybagged, ratio- or solid-packed and cartoned to your packing instruction.
You supplyPacking instruction and carton marking artwork
10
FOB Dispatch
Commercial documentation is prepared, cartons are marked, and the shipment is coordinated to FOB handover at Port Qasim.
You supplyNominated forwarder and shipping instructions
Quality assurance
An inspection that only happens at the end can reject a shipment. It cannot save one.
- 01
Incoming Material
Fabric and trims are checked against the approved standard for shade, weight, width and visible defects before anything is cut.
- 02
Pre-Production
A pre-production sample confirms bulk fabric, trims and construction against the sealed sample before the line starts.
- 03
Inline Inspection
Checks run at defined operations during assembly, so a construction problem is found while the batch can still be corrected.
- 04
Measurement
Garments are measured against the approved size specification and tolerance, by size, across the run.
- 05
Finishing Inspection
Appearance, decoration, labelling, trimming and pressing are checked against the approved sample.
- 06
Packing Verification
Assortment, ratio, polybag, carton contents and carton marking are verified against the packing instruction.
- 07
Final Release
The shipment is released against the agreed inspection standard and the documentation required for export.
What is checked
Fabric
Shade, weight, width, hand feel and visible defects against the approved standard.
Construction
Seam type, stitch density, thread, needle and reinforcement against the specification.
Measurement
Every measurement point against the approved size specification and tolerance.
Appearance
Finish, pressing, trimming and overall presentation against the sealed sample.
Decoration
Placement, colour, size and durability against the approved strike-off or sew-out.
Packaging
Labelling, folding, polybag, ratio, carton contents and carton marking.
Documentation
Packing list, carton dimensions and weights, and the commercial documents required for export.


Inspection standard
Inspection standards are aligned to approved buyer requirements. Where your program specifies an inspection level, a third-party inspector or a defect classification, we work to it and confirm it in writing before production.
AHM International has documented FOB apparel export experience from Port Qasim, Karachi to the United States.
- Commercial documentation
- Commercial invoice, packing list and the export documents required for the shipment.
- Export packing
- Cartons packed and sealed to your packing instruction, with dimensions and weights recorded.
- Carton marking
- Shipping marks, carton labelling and any retailer-specific marking applied to your artwork.
- Shipping coordination
- Booking coordinated with your nominated forwarder and the documents released against instruction.
- FOB handover
- Goods delivered and cleared for export, with responsibility transferring on board at Port Qasim.



- Documented lane
- Port Qasim → United States
- Target buyer markets
- United States, Canada, United Kingdom, European Union, Australia
AHM International manufactures in Pakistan and supplies buyers internationally. We do not operate a local office in these markets.
Documented program
We publish the specification and the shipping mode. We do not publish the customer. That is the same discretion your program would get.
We publish a program only where the facts are documented and the customer's identity is protected. Further references are available under NDA during commercial discussion.
Six fields to start. Send the tech pack now if you have one, or send it after we have spoken: either works.
- What is your price?
- FOB price depends on the article, fabric and weight, construction, quantity, decoration, labels and packing, sampling requirements, destination and production schedule. Send a specification and we will cost against it.
- What is your MOQ?
- Minimum quantity is confirmed once the article, fabric and colour count are reviewed. Fabric is usually the constraint, not the stitching.
- How long does sampling take?
- Sample timing depends on the article, whether fabric is in stock or needs to be developed, and the decoration involved. We confirm timing against your specification rather than quote a standard figure.
- What is your production lead time?
- Lead time is confirmed after the specification, materials, quantity and customisation are reviewed, and is stated in the quotation.
Send AHM one existing or upcoming style and our team will review the product, material, construction, quantity and FOB opportunity.





