About HS Code 581010
This category covers embroidery where the ground fabric is not visible, often achieved through techniques like chemical lace or guipure, where the base fabric is dissolved after the embroidery is complete. These intricate textiles are highly valued in the global market for their delicate appearance and are extensively used in bridal wear, haute couture, luxury lingerie, and high-end home furnishings. Importers typically include fashion designers, garment manufacturers specializing in luxury goods, and textile distributors catering to niche markets. Exporters are often countries with advanced textile machinery and skilled artisans capable of producing complex, high-quality designs. Key considerations for trade involve the intricacy of the pattern, the quality of the threads used, and the overall craftsmanship, which contribute to its premium market positioning.
Products Under This Code
Guipure lace trim, Chemical lace motifs, Embroidered appliques (no ground), Soluble embroidery fabric, Cutwork embroidery (without ground), Free-standing lace designs, Bridal guipure lace
Real World Examples
Chantilly lace (often guipure style), Sophie Hallette guipure, Solstiss lace, Victoria's Secret lingerie trims, Wedding dress lace appliques
Common Misclassification
This code is often confused with 5804 (lace) if the embroidery technique isn't clearly distinguished from true lace, or 58109x codes if a ground fabric is present but not immediately obvious. The 'without visible ground' is critical for classification.
Products Classified Under 5810.10
Industry
This code belongs to the Textiles & Clothing industry.
Trade Overview
China, India, and Turkey are major exporters, while Europe and North America are significant importers for high-end applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 581010?
HS code 581010 covers: Embroidery; without visible ground, in the piece, in strips or in motifs. This category covers embroidery where the ground fabric is not visible, often achieved through techniques like chemical lace or guipure, where the base fabric is dissolved after the embroidery is complete. These intricate textiles are highly valued in the global market for their delicate appearance and are extensively used in bridal wear, haute couture, luxury lingerie, and high-end home furnishings. Importers typically include fashion designers, garment manufacturers specializing in luxury goods, and textile distributors catering to niche markets. Exporters are often countries with advanced textile machinery and skilled artisans capable of producing complex, high-quality designs. Key considerations for trade involve the intricacy of the pattern, the quality of the threads used, and the overall craftsmanship, which contribute to its premium market positioning.
What products fall under HS code 581010?
Guipure lace trim, Chemical lace motifs, Embroidered appliques (no ground), Soluble embroidery fabric, Cutwork embroidery (without ground), Free-standing lace designs, Bridal guipure lace
What are common misclassifications for HS code 581010?
This code is often confused with 5804 (lace) if the embroidery technique isn't clearly distinguished from true lace, or 58109x codes if a ground fabric is present but not immediately obvious. The 'without visible ground' is critical for classification.
How is HS code 581010 structured?
HS code 581010 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (58) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (10) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (10) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.