Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "58" represent "Textile and textile articles".

Specifically, this major category includes the following:

• 5801-5804: Various cotton fabrics
• 5805-5806: Various hemp fabrics
• 5807-5810: Various man-made fiber fabrics
• 5811: Various cotton, hemp, and man-made fiber blended fabrics
• 5812-5813: Various special-purpose fabrics
• 5814-5819: Various woven tapes, ribbons, lace, embroidered articles, etc.
• 59: Various other textile and textile articles (e.g., carpets, tapestries, tarpaulins, etc., but typically not including clothing)

Therefore, if the product is made of textile materials or uses textile techniques, its HS code is likely to start with "58".

To determine a more precise HS code, more information about the product's specific material, purpose, structure, etc., is needed.

First four digits explanation: 5810 represents:

• Classification: Embroidery
• Meaning: Refers to complete pieces of embroidery, strips or patterned embroidery.

Six-digit explanation: Classification:

• Embroidery fabric
• Other embroidery
• Man-made fiber embroidery
• Other
• Other

Meaning:

Refers to complete pieces of embroidery fabric in strips or patterns, specifically other embroidery made of man-made fibers, other types, and other.

8-10 digit explanation: hscode: 5810929050 Classification: Embroidery in the piece, in strips or in motifs: --> Other embroidery: --> Of man-made fibers: --> Other --> Other: --> On a ground fabric weighing less than 100 g/m² and of a width of more than 225 cm Explanation: Belongs to embroidery, other embroidery, man-made fiber, other, other: embroidery on a ground fabric with a weight less than 100 g/m² and a width greater than 225 cm.

Examples of products: * Embroidered tablecloths made of synthetic fibers * Decorative embroidered wall hangings * Embroidered fabric for home decor * Large embroidered banners * Embroidered fabric for stage backdrops