CLANAE 13.910—Knit fabric manufacturing

Where 13.910 sits

1. C Manufacturing industry
2. 13 Manufacture of textile products, except clothing
3. 13.9 Manufacture of textile products n.e.c.
4. 13.91 Knit fabric manufacturing
5. 13.910 Knit fabric manufacturing

What 13.910 includes

• Knitted fabrics, also called circular knits (although this term should be reserved only for those fabrics produced on circular knitting machines), are not produced on looms but on machines equipped with needles that have only one type of knitting system: - Weft-knitted fabrics, where there is only one yarn that loops back on itself since there is no warp. - Warp-knitted fabrics, where the different warp yarns are interlaced using different types of needles. Knitted fabrics can be made by machine or by hand.
• The production of knitted and crocheted fabrics, warp and weft, with or without elastomeric yarns or rubber threads, such as looped, jersey, tubular, rib, etc.
• The weaving of garments from yarn, meaning that the garments are knitted and not made from pre-made fabrics.
• The manufacture of velvety terry and pile knitted fabrics.
• The manufacture of garments from knitted fabrics produced in the same weaving facility.
• The finishing of knitted fabrics in the same facility that produces them.
• The manufacture of textile footwear without an attached sole.
• The manufacture of knitted ties.
• The manufacture of handcrafted textiles.

What 13.910 excludes

• The finishing of knitted fabrics carried out in production units independent of weaving (subclass 13.130).
• The manufacture of clothing from fabrics produced in production units other than weaving (class 14.11).
• The manufacture of ties and other clothing accessories from fabrics produced in production units other than weaving (class 14.11).
• The manufacture of footwear from textile materials with an attached sole (class 15.20).

13.910 in other systems