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The_Boss HSN Code Chapter 61 encompasses a wide array of knitted or crocheted articles of apparel and clothing accessories. This chapter includes a diverse range of items, from cozy sweaters and scarves to stylish hats and gloves, all crafted using knitting or crocheting techniques. These articles not only offer warmth and comfort but also showcase intricate … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 60 encompasses a diverse range of fabrics crafted through knitting or crocheting techniques. These fabrics are known for their unique textures, flexibility, and versatility in various applications. From cozy sweaters and stylish scarves to durable blankets and intricate lace designs, knitted and crocheted fabrics cater to a wide array of fashion and … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 59 encompasses a diverse range of textile articles tailored for industrial applications, including fabrics that are impregnated, covered, coated, or laminated to enhance their properties. These specialized textiles play crucial roles across various industries, serving purposes such as reinforcement, protection, filtration, and insulation. From durable fabrics used in manufacturing processes to specialized … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 58 encompasses a diverse array of textile products, ranging from special woven fabrics to intricate lace tapestries and tufted textile fabrics. This category also includes various trimmings and embroidery items, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and artistic expression prevalent in the textile industry. Whether it’s the delicate patterns of lace or the lush … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 57 covers a variety of products, primarily focusing on carpets and other textile floor coverings. This category encompasses a wide range of items, including woven, tufted, knitted, or embroidered carpets, as well as rugs and mats made from various textile materials. These floor coverings serve both functional and aesthetic purposes, offering comfort … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 56 encompasses a diverse range of products including wadding, felt, nonwovens, special yarns, twine, cordage, ropes, cables, and various related articles. Wadding and felt find applications in insulation, padding, and cushioning, while nonwovens are used in a wide array of industries such as healthcare, automotive, and construction. Special yarns cater to specific … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 55 encompasses man-made staple fibres, which are synthetic fibres produced through various chemical processes. These fibres are widely used in the textile industry for manufacturing fabrics, yarns, and other textile products. Man-made staple fibres offer versatility, durability, and often mimic the characteristics of natural fibres like cotton or wool. They are utilized … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 54 encompasses man-made filaments and strips, constituting a wide array of synthetic textile materials. These include polyester, nylon, acrylic, and other synthetic fibres used in various industries such as apparel, automotive, and home furnishings. Man-made filaments are produced through chemical processes, offering versatility and durability in textile applications. Strips and similar materials … Read more
HSN Code Chapter 53 encompasses a diverse range of textile fibres derived from various plant sources other than cotton. These fibres include jute, hemp, sisal, and other similar materials used in the production of textiles. Additionally, this chapter covers paper yarn and woven fabrics made from paper yarn, offering unique alternatives to traditional textile materials. … Read more
In HSN Code Chapter 52, the classification pertains to cotton and cotton articles. This chapter encompasses various products related to cotton, including raw cotton, cotton yarns, cotton fabrics, and other cotton-based materials. Cotton is a widely used natural fiber with diverse applications across industries such as textiles, apparel, home furnishings, and industrial products. The chapter … Read more