Other yarn, multiple (folded) or cabled: — Of nylon or other polyamides (606)
N247859 · 2013-11-18 — The tariff classification of air-entangled nylon filament yarn from Taiwan
14, 2013, you requested a tariff classification ruling. In your submission you describe the item as “textured nylon yarn, not put up for retail sale, 70 decitex (78 denier), two-ply, with 48 filaments, semi-dull finish.” You do not describe the texturing or the texturing process. However, in a telephone conversation with this office, you stated that this is technically not a textured yarn, but a two-ply, air-entangled yarn, with each ply being 24 filaments, with a somewhat textured appearance. The yarn has not been altered by any mechanical or physical process and there are no introduced…
N228815 · 2013-04-05 — The tariff classification of metalized yarn from China
Our ruling was delayed while the yarn was examined at our laboratory facility. The sample is item 1863121001, which you refer to as 1/16” Silky Cord. You describe it as a decorative cord sold in customer-specific lengths in crafting supply stores; we take this to mean that it is sold off a large spool and cut to the customer’s desired length, as opposed to being pre-packaged in specific lengths. The fiber content by weight is 99% nylon, 1% metallic. It is a multi-ply filament yarn with one ply being a metalized textile strip that is approximately one millimeter in width. According to our lab,…
N008716 · 2007-03-22 — The tariff classification of aramid yarn from Japan
of Conyers, Georgia. You submitted a sample of a para-Aramid yarn, item 132686. From our examination, it appears to be a two-ply multifilament yarn. The data you have submitted indicates that the yarn will not be “put up for retail sale” as that term is defined in Note 4 to Section XI, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), specifically because it will be imported on supports (e.g., cones, tubes) weighing more than 85 grams each. You also state that the tenacity is 19.44 cN/tex (centinewtons per tex), meaning that the yarn is not a high-tenacity yarn as defined in Note 6 to…
M87488 · 2006-10-24 — The tariff classification of nylon yarn from ChinaDear Ms. Pau:
17, 2006, you requested a tariff classification ruling. You submitted a spool of nylon yarn. You state that the yarn will be used to sew hair extensions, but that it is not sewing thread. Our examination reveals it to be a multiple multifilament yarn with a decitex of approximately 800. The spool weighs approximately 260 grams. By virtue of the weight and decitex, the yarn does not meet the tariff definition of "put up for retail sale" found in Section XI, Note 4, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The applicable subheading for the nylon yarn will be 5402.61.0000, HTSUS,…
K86459 · 2004-06-03 — The tariff classification of yarn kits.
In your undated letter, received in our office May 26, 2004, you requested a ruling on tariff classification. You submitted four pictures of braiding kits you say will be packaged and sold as souvenirs at a knitting conference. You also submitted samples of the yarns. You state that you will be assembling the kits yourself, individually packaging them in plastic sandwich bags with a small amount of yarn, instructions written and photocopied by you, and a cardboard card or plastic frame on which to practice braiding or weaving. You state that you will be cutting out the cardboard disks…
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