
Faro Dominicana
Insignia, uniforms, and equipment for Dominican institutions.
- Embroidered insignia and metal devices
- Uniforms, footwear, and gala regalia
- Sabers and ceremonial items

Since 1969
Insignia, uniforms, public-security technology, and construction. Three Dominican companies with a trade that began in 1969.
57 years3 companiesArmed ForcesNational Police
The group
Grupo Faro didn't begin as a supplier. It began as a craft: making, with precision, the pieces that identify and protect those who serve. That craft passed from one generation to the next without losing its origin.
Emilio Farach Zablah founds a workshop in Managua for embroidered insignia and struck metal devices, serving schools, security forces and public-order bodies across Central America, Colombia and the Caribbean.
The family formalizes in Santo Domingo the direct continuation of that workshop, now serving the Armed Forces and the National Police of the Dominican Republic.
The group brings together uniforms and insignia, public-security technology, and institutional construction under a single standard of delivery.
Clients and institutions
Armed Forces, National Police, ministries, and the private and education sectors.
Institutional crests and insignia, shown with each institution's permission.
The companies
What an officer wears, what an officer sees with, and where an institution stands.


Insignia, uniforms, and equipment for Dominican institutions.

Technology for public security, from surveillance to digital evidence.

Institutional construction and infrastructure, with more than 13 years of works.
One group
What an officer wears, what an officer sees with, and where an institution stands. Three trades, one word: deliver.