Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "51" represent textile products.

Specifically, Chapter 51 covers the following main contents:

• Yarn, fabrics, and fiber products: Including yarn, fabrics (such as cotton fabric, silk, hemp fabric, synthetic fiber fabric, etc.) made from various materials such as cotton, wool, and synthetic fibers.
• Knitted or crocheted fabrics: Including knitted or crocheted garments, undergarments, socks, etc.
• Specialty textiles: For example: industrial textiles, medical textiles, etc.

Therefore, if the product is related to textiles, its HS code is likely to start with "51".

To determine the classification more precisely, it is necessary to further understand the product's material, use, structure, etc.

First four digits explanation: 5112

Category: Fabrics made from combed wool or combed fine animal hair.

Meaning: Refers to various fabrics made from combed wool or combed fine animal hair (such as alpaca hair, rabbit hair, etc.).

Six-digit explanation: HS code: 5112.90

Category: Fabrics made from combed wool or combed fine animal hair: --> Other: --> Other: --> Other (410)

Meaning: This HS code refers to fabrics made from combed wool or combed fine animal hair, which is a more detailed classification under the "Other" category.

8-10 digit explanation: HS code: 5112903000 Category: Fabrics made from combed wool or combed fine animal hair: --> Other: --> Other: --> Other (410): Containing 30% or more by weight of silk or silk waste, with a value exceeding $33 per kilogram.

Explanation: This classification includes other categories of fabrics made from combed wool or combed fine animal hair, further divided into those containing 30% or more by weight of silk or silk waste, and with a value exceeding $33 per kilogram.

Examples of products: - Blended wool and silk fabric for high-end clothing - Luxury scarves made from combed wool and silk - Premium upholstery fabric with silk content - High-quality blankets with a blend of wool and silk - Designer garments using combed wool and silk blends