58071000
SPECIAL WOVEN FABRICS; TUFTED TEXTILE FABRICS; LACE; TAPESTRIES; TRIMMINGS; EMBROIDERY›Labels, badges and similar articles of textile materials, in the piece, in strips or cut to shape or size, not embroidered
Woven
Classification and features
CN code 580710 covers labels, badges and similar articles of textile materials, woven, in the piece, in strips or cut to shape, with inscriptions, signs or motifs for identification or marking. These are clothing labels with manufacturer name, composition, care instructions, sizes and origin marking. They also include patches, brand badges and textile product labels.
Regulations and labelling requirements
Woven labels are subject to Textile Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 as carriers of fibre composition information. Information must comply with EU requirements including correct fibre names, percentage composition and care instructions. Dyes and label materials are subject to REACH. Labels for children's clothing must be safe and not cause discomfort. The EU Digital Product Passport is becoming a new labelling requirement.
Trade and import
Importing woven labels requires customs documentation. Major suppliers are China, Taiwan, Bangladesh and India. Premium labels produced in Europe. Quality control covers inscription legibility, wash fastness and content accuracy.
Special woven labels fabrics CN 5807 10 in trade
CN code 580710 covers woven labels classified in Chapter 58 of the Combined Nomenclature. These special fabrics are manufactured using advanced weaving technology, distinguishing them from standard fabrics in Chapters 50-55. When importing into the EU, correctly identifying the production technique (pile, chenille, lace) is key as it determines tariff classification and the duty rate. Importers must also ensure dye and finish REACH compliance.
Frequently asked questions
What information must clothing labels contain in the EU?
EU clothing labels must contain fibre composition by weight percentage under Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011. Care instructions per ISO 3758 are recommended. Country of origin marking requirements depend on national regulations.
Must woven labels withstand washing?
Yes. Clothing labels must remain legible after repeated washing under care instruction conditions. Industry standards require inscription durability after at least 25-50 wash cycles.
How do woven and printed labels differ in classification?
Woven labels with inscriptions woven into the fabric structure are classified under CN 580710. Labels printed on finished fabric are classified under CN 580790. The method of applying the inscription is the distinguishing criterion.
How to correctly classify woven labels CN 5807 10?
Classification under CN 5807 10 requires identifying the production technique and fibre type. The special weaving technique must be distinguished from standard weaving. Binding Tariff Information (BTI) ruling can be requested if in doubt.
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