UK SIC 2007 code in Section C: Manufacturing
13200 Weaving of textiles
SIC 13200 is the UK code for weaving of textiles. Companies House accepts it when you register a company or file a confirmation statement.
- Code
- 13200 (UK SIC 2007, Companies House list)
- Section
- Section C: Manufacturing
- Division
- 13 Manufacture of textiles
- SIC 2026
- 13.20 Weaving of textiles (1:3); 13.96 Manufacture of other technical and industrial textiles (1:3); 23.99 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. (1:3)
Activities ONS lists under 13200
The ONS index assigns these 136 activities to this code. If one describes your company, this is the code to use.
- Alpaca woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Alpaca worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Apparel cloth woven from yarns spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Awning cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Bagging cloth (manufacture)
- Bandage cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Bast fibres and special yarns weaving (manufacture)
- Bedford cord (not worsted) weaving (manufacture)
- Bedford cord worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Belting duck weaving (manufacture)
- Book cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Brocade weaving (manufacture)
- Bunting made of cotton (manufacture)
- Bunting woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Calico weaving (manufacture)
- Cambric weaving (manufacture)
- Camel hair woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Camel hair worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Canvas weaving (manufacture)
- Carbon and aramid thread weaving (manufacture)
- Casement cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Cashmere woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Cashmere worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Cellular cloth weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Chenille (manufacture)
- Chiffon weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Chintz weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Cloth made of cotton and similar man made fibres (manufacture)
- Coating woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Coating worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Corduroy weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Corset cloth weaving (from yarn spun on the cotton system) (manufacture)
- Cotton weaving (manufacture)
- Cotton-type fabrics (manufacture)
- Crepe weaving (manufacture)
- Cretonne weaving (manufacture)
- Damask weaving (not woollen or worsted) (manufacture)
- Damask woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Damask worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Denim weaving (manufacture)
- Downproof cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Dress fabric (woven (not wool)) (manufacture)
- Dress goods woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Dress goods worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Drill weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Duck weaving (manufacture)
- Flag fabric (woollen) (manufacture)
- Flannel (manufacture)
- Flannelette weaving (manufacture)
- Flax woven cloth (manufacture)
- Flock made of cotton (manufacture)
- Frieze cloth (manufacture)
- Furnishing fabric (woven (not wool or worsted)) (manufacture)
- Furnishing fabric worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Furnishing fabrics woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Fustian weaving (manufacture)
- Gabardine (cotton) weaving (manufacture)
- Gauze weaving (manufacture)
- Gingham weaving (manufacture)
- Glass fibre woven fabric (manufacture)
- Haircord weaving (manufacture)
- Hemp weaving (manufacture)
- Hessian (manufacture)
- Imitation fur (woven long pile fabrics) (manufacture)
- Imitation fur of long pile fabrics made on the woollen system (manufacture)
- Interlining weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Jeans cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Jute cloth (manufacture)
- Jute sacking (manufacture)
- Jute weaving (manufacture)
- Leno fabric weaving (manufacture)
- Linen weaving (manufacture)
- Man-made fibre weaving from yarns spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Man-made fibre weaving of fabrics from yarns spun on the woollen system (manufacture)
- Man-made fibre weaving of fabrics from yarns spun on worsted and semi-worsted systems (manufacture)
- Mohair woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Mohair worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Moquette (not woollen) weaving (manufacture)
- Moquette woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Muslin weaving (manufacture)
- Organdie weaving (manufacture)
- Overcoating woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Pique weaving (manufacture)
- Plush silk (manufacture)
- Plush woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Plush worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Pocketing weaving (manufacture)
- Polypropylene fabrics (manufacture)
- Poplin weaving (manufacture)
- Poult weaving (manufacture)
- Press cloth (manufacture)
- Print cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Printers' weaving (manufacture)
- Quilt weaving (manufacture)
- Ramie weaving (manufacture)
- Sailcloth weaving (manufacture)
- Sateen weaving (manufacture)
- Satin weaving (manufacture)
- Scrim weaving from flax, hemp, ramie and man-made fibres processed on the flax system (manufacture)
- Sheeting weaving from flax and man-made fibres processed on the flax system (manufacture)
- Sheeting weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Shirting weaving from flax and man made fibre processed on the flax system (manufacture)
- Shirting weaving from yarn spun on the cotton system (manufacture)
- Silk type fabrics (manufacture)
- Silk woven cloth (manufacture)
- Suiting woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Suiting worsted weaving (manufacture)
- Taffeta made of silk (manufacture)
- Taffeta woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Tapestry (not woollen or worsted) (manufacture)
- Tapestry woollen weaving (manufacture)
- Terry towelling (manufacture)
- Ticking weaving (manufacture)
- Tie silk (manufacture)
- Towelling weaving (manufacture)
- Tweed (manufacture)
- Twill weaving (manufacture)
- Union cloth (cotton/linen) (manufacture)
- Veiling made of silk (manufacture)
- Velvet (manufacture)
- Velveteen (manufacture)
- Voile weaving (manufacture)
- Weaving (woollen) (manufacture)
- Weaving (worsted) (manufacture)
- Weaving of cotton and man-made fibres (manufacture)
- Winceyette weaving (manufacture)
- Woollen cloth weaving (manufacture)
- Woollen-type fabrics (manufacture)
- Woollen-type weaving (manufacture)
- Worsted-type fabrics (manufacture)
- Worsted-type weaving (manufacture)
- Woven cloth made of polypropylene (manufacture)
- Woven elastic over 30cm wide (manufacture)
- Woven elastomeric over 30cm wide (manufacture)
- Woven pile cotton-type fabrics (manufacture)
- Zephyr weaving (manufacture)
Source: ONS UK SIC 2007 alphabetical index.
What changes in SIC 2026
ONS published UK SIC 2026 in 2026. Its correspondence table maps this code's class (13.20) to:
| SIC 2026 code | Heading | Link type |
|---|---|---|
| 13.20 | Weaving of textiles | 1:3 |
| 13.96 | Manufacture of other technical and industrial textiles | 1:3 |
| 23.99 | Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. | 1:3 |
"1:1" means the class carries over unchanged in scope; other link types mean it was split or merged. Companies House still uses SIC 2007, so keep filing with 13200 until it announces a switch.
Data last changed November 14, 2026. Source: Companies House condensed SIC list. How this page is built.