Lace Trim & Fabric
Official Harmonized Tariff Code Classification
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Overview & Key Summary
Nylon / Spandex Raschel & Jacquard Stretch Lace (Allover & Trims)
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What is classified under HS Code 5804.21.00?
HS Code 5804.21.00 covers mechanically made lace, in the piece, in strips or in motifs, of man-made fibers (Raschel / Jacquardtronic / Textronic lace trims & lace allover). In commercial practice these goods are traded as Lace Trim & Fabric made of Nylon / Elastane Lace, and buyers, factories and customs brokers most often refer to them as lace trim, stretch lace, raschel lace.
The code is read level by level: Section XI (Textiles and Textile Articles) narrows to Chapter 58 (Special Woven Fabrics, Lace, Tapestries & Trimmings), then Heading 5804 (Tulles and other net fabrics; lace in the piece, in strips or in motifs) and Subheading 5804.21 (Mechanically made lace of man-made fibers), ending at the 8-digit tariff line 5804.21.00. The first six digits follow the WCO international standard and stay the same in every country; the final two digits are the national subdivision used for duty assessment and trade statistics.
- Classification is decided by the heading text and the material and construction it names — here, Nylon / Elastane Lace and Lace Trim & Fabric.
- If a shipment mixes this product with other textile articles, each item is classified under its own heading; goods put up in sets follow the essential-character rule (GIR 3).
- When the same product exists in several materials, the material named in this code (Nylon / Elastane Lace) is the one that must appear on the invoice and packing list.
How to declare HS Code 5804.21.00
- Commercial invoice: print 5804.21.00 next to the item description (Lace Trim & Fabric) with the material composition (Nylon / Elastane Lace) matching the code text exactly.
- Packing list: keep quantities, net and gross weights and carton counts consistent with the invoice line for this code.
- Certificate of Origin & Bill of Lading: repeat the same code so bank document checkers under an L/C and customs officers see one consistent classification across all documents.
- Before shipment: verify the code against the destination country's current tariff schedule — duty rates, restrictions and required certificates are set nationally, not by the HS code itself. Note for this code: High-value trim category fundamental to intimate apparel and lingerie production.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is HS Code 5804.21.00?
HS Code 5804.21.00 is the internationally recognized 8-digit tariff classification for "Mechanically made lace, in the piece, in strips or in motifs, of man-made fibers (Raschel / Jacquardtronic / Textronic lace trims & lace allover)". It falls under Chapter 58 (Special Woven Fabrics, Lace, Tapestries & Trimmings).
Which products are classified under HS Code 5804.21.00?
This code covers Lace Trim & Fabric made of Nylon / Elastane Lace. Key commercial items include lace trim, stretch lace, raschel lace, lingerie lace.
How is custom duty calculated for HS Code 5804.21.00?
Custom duty rates depend on the destination country customs schedule, trade agreements (GSP, LDC duty-free access, FTA), and invoice valuation. High-value trim category fundamental to intimate apparel and lingerie production.
What shipping and commercial documents require HS Code 5804.21.00?
This HS Code must be declared accurately on Commercial Invoices, Packing Lists, Bills of Lading (B/L), Certificates of Origin (COO), and Customs Export/Import Declarations.