Embroidery; with visible ground, of man-made fibres, in the piece, in strips or in motifs

HS code 581092 covers a specific type of embroidery product made from man-made fibers. This industry plays a crucial role in the textile and apparel supply chain, providing decorative and value-added elements to a wide range of garments, home furnishings, and other textile-based products. As consumer demand for unique and customized textile goods continues to grow, the embroidery industry has become an increasingly important component of the broader textile manufacturing sector.

The production of embroidered textiles under HS code 581092 typically involves several key steps. First, the base fabric, made from man-made fibers, is prepared and stabilized. Embroidery designs are then digitized and programmed into computerized embroidery machines, which use specialized needles and threads to stitch the patterns onto the fabric. The embroidered fabric is then finished, often involving processes like trimming, washing, and pressing, to ensure a high-quality final product.

The main inputs required for the production of HS code 581092 embroidered textiles include man-made fiber fabrics, such as polyester or nylon, as well as specialized embroidery threads, typically made from synthetic fibers. Embroidery machines, which can range from small, single-head units to large, multi-head industrial systems, are also a critical input. Additionally, the industry relies on skilled technicians and designers to create and execute the intricate embroidery patterns.

The primary output of the HS code 581092 industry is embroidered textiles, which are then used as inputs for a variety of downstream industries. These may include 611000 Apparel, knitted or crocheted, 630900 Used or new worn clothing and other worn articles, and 940490 Bedding and similar furnishing, among others. The unique and decorative nature of these embroidered textiles allows them to add value and differentiation to a wide range of textile-based products.