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📦 Embroidery without visible ground (229)

Embroidery without visible ground (229)

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Overview

Embroidery without visible ground (HS Code: 5810.10) refers to embroidery where the base fabric is not visible, often used in high-end fashion, home decor, and traditional garments. This category includes intricate designs created with threads, beads, or sequins on a dissolvable or hidden backing material. It is a niche but culturally significant product in global trade, often associated with artisanal craftsmanship from specific regions.

Total Trade Volume

USD 150 million

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

8.5%

Highest Rate

15% (applied by certain developing countries to protect local industries)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements such as EU-India FTA for specific partners)

Common Restrictions

  • Import quotas in some countries to protect domestic textile industries
  • Stringent quality and safety standards for embroidered products
  • Anti-dumping duties in regions facing oversupply from specific exporters

Market Trends

Rising demand for sustainable and handcrafted embroidery

Increased market share for artisanal producers in India and Turkey, as consumers prioritize eco-friendly and ethical fashion

2021-2022

Integration of technology in embroidery design

China's adoption of automated embroidery machines has boosted production efficiency, lowering costs and increasing export volumes

2020-2022

Growing popularity in luxury fashion

European countries like France and Italy maintain steady demand due to their luxury fashion industries, driving premium pricing

2019-2022

Recent Developments

EU-India Trade Agreement Updates

Negotiations for reduced tariffs on textile products, including embroidery, have progressed, potentially lowering rates to 0% for Indian exporters.

June 2023

Expected to increase India's market share in the EU, challenging China's dominance

US Imposes New Quality Standards

The US introduced stricter safety and quality regulations for imported embroidered products to ensure compliance with child labor and environmental laws.

March 2023

Smaller exporters may face barriers to entry, while larger players with compliance capabilities could benefit

China's Investment in Automation

China announced a significant investment in automated embroidery technology to enhance production capacity and reduce labor costs.

January 2023

Likely to further solidify China's position as the leading exporter, potentially pressuring prices downward globally