Embroidery; with visible ground, of textile materials (other than cotton and man-made fibres), in the piece, in strips or in motifs

HS code 581099 covers a diverse range of embroidered textile products, excluding those made from cotton or man-made fibers. This industry plays a crucial role in the global textile and apparel supply chain, providing unique and intricate designs that add value and visual appeal to a wide variety of end-products. The embroidery industry's output is highly sought after by manufacturers of 580500 Embroidery in the piece, in strips or in motifs, 580610 Narrow woven fabrics, and 630492 Furnishing articles, excluding those of heading 94.04, among others, making it an important contributor to the broader textile economy.

The production of HS 581099 embroidered textiles typically involves a multi-step process. First, the base textile material, such as silk, wool, or linen, is prepared and stabilized. Embroidery designs are then digitally created or hand-drawn, and the patterns are transferred onto the fabric using specialized embroidery machines. These machines use a combination of needles, threads, and computer-controlled stitching to create the desired embroidered designs. The finished embroidered textiles may undergo additional finishing processes, such as washing, dyeing, or trimming, to enhance their appearance and durability.

The main inputs required for the production of HS 581099 embroidered textiles include the base textile materials (e.g., silk, wool, linen), embroidery threads (often made from natural or synthetic fibers), and specialized embroidery machinery. These machines, which can range from single-head to multi-head designs, are equipped with advanced computerized controls to ensure precise and intricate stitching patterns. Additionally, skilled labor, particularly in the areas of design, pattern transfer, and machine operation, is a critical input for this industry.

The primary outputs of the HS 581099 embroidery industry are a wide range of embroidered textile products, including fabrics, trimmings, and decorative elements. These outputs are often used as inputs for the production of 580500 Embroidery in the piece, in strips or in motifs, 580610 Narrow woven fabrics, and 630492 Furnishing articles, excluding those of heading 94.04, among other textile and apparel products. The unique and intricate designs created through embroidery add significant value and visual appeal to these downstream industries, making the HS 581099 embroidery industry an important contributor to the global textile supply chain.