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NIC Code for Textile Manufacturing

Textile manufacturing spans spinning, weaving and finishing, each with its own NIC code. This page gathers the main NIC-2025 and NIC-2008 textile codes so you can select the one that matches your process.

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The recommended NIC code for Textile Manufacturing

The closest match for a typical textile manufacturing business. Open it to read exactly what it covers.

NIC-2008 Sub-classLevel 5 of 5
13997

Manufacture of metallised yarn or gimped yarn, rubber thread or cord covered with textile material, textile yarn or strip impregnated, covered or sheathed with rubber or plastic

Section C > Division 13 > Group 139 > Class 1399

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NIC codes for Textile Manufacturing

Activity codes that apply to textile manufacturing, across NIC-2025 and NIC-2008. Each links to the full code page.

NIC-2025 Current

NIC-2025 codes for Textile Manufacturing

282601 Manufacture of machinery for preparation of textile fibers, spinning machines, machines for preparing textile yarns Section C > Division 28 > Group 282 > Class 2826 282603 Manufacture of machinery for washing, bleaching, dyeing, dressing, finishing coating or impregnating textile fabrics, machines for reeling, unreeling, folding, cutting or pinking textile fabrics, and similar machinery for fabric processing Section C > Division 28 > Group 282 > Class 2826 1311 Preparation and spinning of textile fibres Section C > Division 13 > Group 131 1392 Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel Section C > Division 13 > Group 139 2826 Manufacture of machinery for textile, apparel and leather production Section C > Division 28 > Group 282 9610 Washing and cleaning of textile and fur products Section T > Division 96 > Group 961 016305 Retting of jute, flax, coir and similar vegetable textile fibres not associated with their growing Section A > Division 01 > Group 016 > Class 0163 131301 Finishing, dyeing (excluding customised embroidery & printing) of cotton fibres, cotton and blended cotton yarn and textile articles including wearing apparels of cotton (excluding jeans) Section C > Division 13 > Group 131 > Class 1313 131302 Finishing, dyeing (excluding customised embroidery & printing) of silk fibres, silk and blended silk yarn and textile articles including wearing apparels of silk Section C > Division 13 > Group 131 > Class 1313 131303 Finishing, dyeing (excluding customised embroidery & printing) of wool fibres, wool and blended wool yarn and textile articles including wearing apparels of wool Section C > Division 13 > Group 131 > Class 1313 1312 Weaving of textiles Section C > Division 13 > Group 131 1399 Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c. Section C > Division 13 > Group 139
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How to choose a NIC code for Textile Manufacturing

A quick check before you use a code in a registration.

  1. 1Match your main activity: identify what your textile manufacturing business actually does day to day.
  2. 2Start with 13997 (Manufacture of metallised yarn or gimped yarn, rubber thread or cord covered with textile material, textile yarn or strip impregnated, covered or sheathed with rubber or plastic), the closest NIC-2008 nic code for this activity, and open it to confirm what it covers.
  3. 3If you carry out more than one activity, pick a NIC code for each and mark the main one. Udyam registration, for example, lets you list several codes.
  4. 4Use the NIC-2025 code where a form asks for the latest classification, and the mapped NIC-2008 code where the older version is required.
  5. 5Not sure which fits? Share what you do and an IncorpX advisor will help you confirm the right code. Free, with no obligation.

Where you use these codes

The same activity code carries across these registrations. IncorpX provides assistance for each one.

GST Registration

GST registration classifies goods and services with HSN and SAC codes rather than NIC codes. Your NIC activity description helps keep the business activity consistent across applications.

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MSME (Udyam) Registration

Udyam registration asks for the NIC code of every activity you carry out. You can select multiple NIC codes at 2-digit, 4-digit and 5-digit levels.

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Startup India (DPIIT)

DPIIT startup recognition records your industry and sector based on the national industrial classification, so the right NIC code keeps your profile accurate.

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Private Limited Company

The SPICe+ incorporation form records the main division of industrial activity of the proposed company, which is derived from the NIC classification.

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LLP Registration

The FiLLiP incorporation form for LLPs also captures the business activity classification based on NIC codes.

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One Person Company (OPC)

OPC incorporation follows the same SPICe+ process, so the NIC-based activity classification applies here as well.

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Trademark Registration

Trademarks use the NICE classification (Classes 1 to 45), not NIC codes. Your NIC activity helps identify which trademark classes fit your goods or services.

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This directory reproduces the National Industrial Classification for reference. Titles, notes and codes are sourced from the MoSPI publications; the official gazette remains the authoritative source. IncorpX provides assistance for registrations that use these codes and does not issue the classification itself.

NIC code for Textile Manufacturing, answered

What is the NIC code for textile manufacturing?

The closest match is 13997 (Manufacture of metallised yarn or gimped yarn, rubber thread or cord covered with textile material, textile yarn or strip impregnated, covered or sheathed with rubber or plastic) in NIC-2008. Depending on exactly what your business does, one of the related codes listed on this page may fit better, so read what each one covers before you choose.

Where do I use the NIC code for textile manufacturing?

You quote the code wherever a registration records your business activity, most directly in Udyam (MSME) registration and in the industrial activity captured during company or LLP incorporation. GST uses HSN and SAC codes instead, and the NIC code keeps your activity description consistent.

Can I select more than one NIC code for my textile manufacturing business?

Yes. Udyam registration lets you add several NIC codes for the different activities you carry out and mark the main one. If you are unsure which codes apply, IncorpX provides assistance for selecting them correctly.

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