Housekeeping, pantry, technical and supervisory staff kitted in one order — colour coded by role, stitched in our own Chennai unit, packed site-wise.
Terah Tex is a facility management uniform manufacturer in Chennai producing housekeeping tunics and kurta sets, cleaning staff shirt and trouser sets, pantry and cafeteria uniforms, technician and maintenance wear, and supervisory sets in bulk for FM companies, IT parks, malls, hospitals and corporate campuses. Cloth is bought at mill level, cut in single lots and stitched in-house, with role-wise colour coding and embroidered branding applied to a recorded specification.
An FM contract puts eight different roles on one site, and the client judges all of them on how the uniform looks at 7am. These are the garments we build most often, colour coded so a supervisor can read the floor at a glance.
Poly-cotton tunics, kurta sets and A-line pinafores with side pockets, cut for movement and repeated wash without losing shape or shade.
Two-tone shirt and trouser sets in maroon, grey or navy, with reinforced pockets and colour blocking that keeps stains visually contained.
Shirts with waistcoats or aprons, chef-style jackets and caps for pantry teams, in light shades that read as clean in a food area.
Cotton drill or poly-cotton work sets for electrical, plumbing, HVAC and lift technicians, with tool pockets and department identification.
Formal shirt and trouser sets, polos or blazers that separate supervisory staff from the floor team while staying in the same palette.
Bib and waist aprons, caps, hairnets, gloves-loop belts and name badges, all branded to the same shade card as the main sets.
FM uniforms are washed more often than any other category and replaced fastest when the fabric fails. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers for Raymond, Mafatlal, Gangotri and Qmax, and chosen for wash life rather than for the lowest per-metre rate.
The workhorse for housekeeping and cleaning teams. Dries fast between shifts, resists shrinkage, and holds colour through repeated industrial wash.
Better drape and finish for supervisory and client-facing staff in lobbies, receptions and mall concourses.
Higher GSM for maintenance, electrical and HVAC teams working with tools, heat and grease.
Each role is fixed to a shade and recorded, so a replacement batch nine months later still matches the team already on site.
Send your role split and headcount today, get a costed uniform plan tomorrow.
These are the specifications we most often quote per role across Chennai FM contracts. Pick one and the enquiry form below is pre-filled with it.
Six steps, each one signed off before the next begins. Nothing goes to bulk until you have held the sample and approved the shade.
Headcount, department split, wash cycle and the garment you use today are reviewed before anything is quoted.
Swatches and GSM options put in front of you, shade fixed against a card and recorded on file.
Pattern made, sample stitched, size-set trial kit sent to you for fit sign-off before bulk.
One lay per style, so shade does not drift between the first piece and the last.
Reinforced stitching, embroidery, printing and name patches applied in our own unit.
Measurement and finish checked, then packed size-wise in labelled cartons for each site on the contract.
Terah Tex manufactures uniforms for organisations including Marriott, Cognizant, Dr. Agarwal’s and Lakshmi Group — campuses and properties where the FM team is judged on presentation as much as on output.
Fabric composition, GSM, garment construction and branding priced separately — so you can compare on specification, not on a headline number.
We will call you today and send fabric options with a per-piece price within one working day.
If your client has specified a palette or a dress code in the contract, send it with the enquiry — the quotation is written against it.
Terah Tex manufactures facility management uniforms in Chennai for FM companies, IT parks, malls, hospitals, hotels and corporate campuses. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers, cut in single lots and stitched in our own unit, so shade and measurement stay consistent across every role on the contract.
Yes. Role-wise colour coding is standard on FM orders — housekeeping, janitorial, pantry, technical and supervisory staff can each be fixed to their own shade, with each shade recorded so replacements match later.
Poly-cotton in the 180 to 200 GSM range is the usual choice, because it dries fast between shifts, resists shrinkage and holds colour through a daily industrial wash. Poly-viscose is used for supervisory and client-facing staff, and cotton drill for technicians working with tools and heat.
Yes. Orders are packed size-wise in labelled cartons per site, so stores does not have to re-sort on arrival. Multi-site deliveries across Chennai and pan-India run under a single order.
Size ratios and specifications are recorded per order, so a top-up batch for new joiners is manufactured to the same shade card and pattern as the original delivery.
Minimum quantity depends on the garment and the fabric, because mill cloth is bought in set lengths. Tunics and shirt sets carry lower minimums than coveralls or blazers. Share your role split and headcount and Terah Tex confirms the minimum for your specification.
Yes. FM companies that hire through the year can fix specification and per-piece pricing for a defined period, so replenishment does not require fresh negotiation on every mobilisation.
Submit the enquiry form with your role split, headcount per site and any client-specified palette, or call and WhatsApp +91 8925574151. A fabric recommendation and per-piece quotation follows within one working day.