About HS Code 581091
This HS code pertains to embroidery crafted on a visible cotton ground fabric, whether in the piece, in strips, or as individual motifs. These goods are a staple in the international textile trade, widely utilized across various sectors including apparel (dresses, blouses, children's wear), home textiles (bed linens, curtains, towels), and decorative accessories. Importers range from large-scale apparel manufacturers and retail chains to smaller craft businesses and specialized textile distributors. Exporters are typically countries with robust cotton textile industries and established embroidery capabilities, often leveraging both traditional and automated techniques. Key factors influencing trade include the quality of the cotton base, the density and intricacy of the embroidery, and its suitability for specific end-use applications, balancing aesthetic appeal with durability.
Products Under This Code
Cotton eyelet fabric, Embroidered cotton voile, Broderie anglaise trim, Cotton embroidered motifs, Embroidered cotton lace, Cotton sateen with embroidery, Denim with cotton embroidery
Real World Examples
Ralph Lauren embroidered cotton shirts, Zara embroidered cotton dresses, Pottery Barn embroidered bed linens, DMC embroidery floss designs, Liberty London embroidered cotton
Common Misclassification
Can be confused with 5805 (tapestries) if the embroidery is very dense, or 581010 if the ground fabric is very sheer and mistaken for 'no visible ground.' The 'cotton' and 'visible ground' are defining features.
Products Classified Under 5810.91
Industry
This code belongs to the Textiles & Clothing industry.
Trade Overview
India, China, and Pakistan are leading exporters, with the EU and USA being major importers of cotton embroidered goods.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 581091?
HS code 581091 covers: Embroidery; with visible ground, of cotton, in the piece, in strips or in motifs. This HS code pertains to embroidery crafted on a visible cotton ground fabric, whether in the piece, in strips, or as individual motifs. These goods are a staple in the international textile trade, widely utilized across various sectors including apparel (dresses, blouses, children's wear), home textiles (bed linens, curtains, towels), and decorative accessories. Importers range from large-scale apparel manufacturers and retail chains to smaller craft businesses and specialized textile distributors. Exporters are typically countries with robust cotton textile industries and established embroidery capabilities, often leveraging both traditional and automated techniques. Key factors influencing trade include the quality of the cotton base, the density and intricacy of the embroidery, and its suitability for specific end-use applications, balancing aesthetic appeal with durability.
What products fall under HS code 581091?
Cotton eyelet fabric, Embroidered cotton voile, Broderie anglaise trim, Cotton embroidered motifs, Embroidered cotton lace, Cotton sateen with embroidery, Denim with cotton embroidery
What are common misclassifications for HS code 581091?
Can be confused with 5805 (tapestries) if the embroidery is very dense, or 581010 if the ground fabric is very sheer and mistaken for 'no visible ground.' The 'cotton' and 'visible ground' are defining features.
How is HS code 581091 structured?
HS code 581091 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 (91) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.