SIC code 13990

What is industry for the UK SIC code 13990?

The SIC code 13990 in UK is applied to those industries related to the Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c..

Therefore, all companies engaged in any industrial activity related to this type of business are grouped under code 13990 of the UK Standard Industrial Classification of economic activities.

In turn, it should be noted that the industrial activity of Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c. belongs to section C of the SIC classification, which encompasses all companies whose main activity is related to Manufacturing.

Activities related to SIC 13990

The UK Standard Industrial Classification 13990 is used for businesses engaged in any of the following activities:

• Baize (manufacture)
• Banding (woven) (manufacture)
• Bias binding (manufacture)
• Billiard table cloth (manufacture)
• Binding (woven) (manufacture)
• Boot lace (manufacture)
• Button carding (manufacture)
• Button covering (manufacture)
• Cord made of elastic (manufacture)
• Cord made of elastomeric material (manufacture)
• Corset lace (manufacture)
• Curtain loop tape (manufacture)
• Dress binding (manufacture)
• Dressing gown cord and girdle cord (manufacture)
• Embroidery lace (manufacture)
• Felt (manufacture)
• Furnishing lace (manufacture)
• Lace (manufacture)
• Lace and embroidery in the piece, in strips or in motifs (manufacture)
• Lace bleaching (not on commission) (manufacture)
• Lace clipping (manufacture)
• Lace drawing (manufacture)
• Lace dressing (manufacture)
• Lace dyeing (not on commission) (manufacture)
• Lace edging (manufacture)
• Lace embroidery (manufacture)
• Lace ending (manufacture)
• Lace finishing (manufacture)
• Lace flouncing (manufacture)
• Lace mending (manufacture)
• Lace net (manufacture)
• Lace scalloping (manufacture)
• Lace trimming (manufacture)
• Laces for boots and shoes (manufacture)
• Leavers lace (manufacture)
• Napery lace (manufacture)
• Needlefelt (other than carpet underlay) (manufacture)
• Needleloom felt (other than carpet underlay) (manufacture)
• Net fabrics in the piece, in strips or in motifs (manufacture)
• Nottingham lace (manufacture)
• Powder puff (manufacture)
• Pressed felt (not paper or roofing) (manufacture)
• Pressed wool felt (manufacture)
• Pressure sensitive cloth-tape (manufacture)
• Pyjama cord (manufacture)
• Raschel lace (manufacture)
• Schiffli embroidery (manufacture)
• Shoe laces (braided) (manufacture)
• Small ware made of textiles (manufacture)
• Sponge dressing (manufacture)
• Swiss embroidery (manufacture)
• Tufted fabrics (other than household textiles) (manufacture)
• Tulles and other net fabrics (manufacture)
• Tulles in motifs (manufacture)
• Tulles in one piece (manufacture)
• Tulles in strips (manufacture)
• Veiling (not silk) (manufacture)