HS Code 5804
Tulle, Net Fabrics and Lace
HS code 5804 covers tulle, net fabrics, and lace in the piece or strips, including motifs, primarily used for bridal wear, decoration, and high-fashion garments
HS Code 5804 — Tulle, Net Fabrics and Lace
This code covers fine, openwork fabrics including tulles (often used for veils or tutus) and mechanical or handmade lace in the piece or strips. These materials are characterized by a decorative pattern on a net-like background, constructed without a traditional woven or knitted structure.
What's included
- Nylon tulle
- Bobbinet fabric
- Machine-made lace
- Lace motifs
What's excluded
- Knitted lace → use
6003(Lace-like fabrics produced by knitting machines are classified as knitted fabrics.)
Common examples
- Soft nylon tulle for bridal veils
- Alençon lace in the piece
- Embroidered net fabric
- Polyester lace trims in strips
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between lace and embroidery?
Lace (5804) is formed by the interaction of threads to create both the pattern and the ground, while embroidery (5810) is added to an existing fabric.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 8% - 15%
- Documentation: Check if the lace contains elastomeric yarn, as this may affect subheadings.
- Typical shipping mode: Air
- Top exporters: China, France, Italy, Turkey
- Top importers: USA, Spain, Nigeria
Related HS codes
Key takeaway
Covers both net fabrics and lace, provided they are not knitted or crocheted.
Related HS codes
Tired of HS code lookups?
CargoMode extracts HS codes directly from commercial invoices, packing lists, and CMRs — no manual lookup, no transcription errors.