HS Code 5801
Woven Pile and Chenille Fabrics
HS code 5801 covers woven pile fabrics and chenille, such as velvet and corduroy, used for clothing and upholstery and excluding narrow fabrics under 5806.
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HS Code 5801 — Woven Pile and Chenille Fabrics
This category covers luxurious fabrics characterized by a raised surface formed by extra yarns. It includes velvet, plush, and corduroy, as well as chenille fabrics used widely in upholstery, curtains, and high-end fashion garments.
What's included
- Velvet fabrics
- Corduroy
- Chenille upholstery fabric
- Plush fabrics (woven)
What's excluded
- Terry towelling → use
5802(Terry cloth is classified separately due to its specific looped weave structure.) - Narrow velvet ribbons → use
5806(Woven pile fabrics under 30cm width with selvedges are narrow fabrics.)
Common examples
- Cotton corduroy for trousers
- Silk velvet for evening gowns
- Polyester chenille for sofas
- Woven plush for toy making
Frequently asked questions
Is velvet classified here?
Yes, all woven pile fabrics including velvet and velveteen belong to 5801.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 8% - 17%
- Documentation: State weight (g/m2) and fiber composition clearly on the commercial invoice.
- Typical shipping mode: LCL
- Top exporters: China, Turkey, Italy, South Korea
- Top importers: Vietnam, USA, United Kingdom
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Key takeaway
Identify the pile construction; if it's woven and has a raised surface or 'fuzz', it likely falls here.
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