Other woven fabrics, containing 85 percent or more by weight of textured polyester filaments: — Dyed:
965691 · 2002-09-20 — Reconsideration of NY I80118; Classification and country of origin of "encapsulated" fabricDear Dr. Meirowitz:
(“Nextec”), requesting reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter (“NY”) I80118, dated April 15, 2002, regarding the classification of a product commercially known as “Guardian” which is a treated textile fabric under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (“HTSUSA”). You have requested reconsideration of NY I80118 because the classification rendered therein does not accurately reflect the technological advancements that Nextec has developed and applied to the subject fabric. However, Customs must administer the Legal Notes and terms of the Harmonized System as they are…
958261 · 1996-02-14 — NYRL 807456 (3/23/95) affirmed; classification of "coated fabric"; visible to the naked eye prerequisite of Chapter Note 2(a)(1) to Chapter 59; subheading 5407.52.2060, HTSUSA.
, on March 23, 1995. In NYRL 807456, a textured filament polyester fabric, coated with polyurethane, was classified under subheading 5407.52.2060, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). Upon review of NYRL 807456, this office affirms the holding in that case. Our analysis follows. FACTS: The merchandise at issue, a sample of which was resubmitted to Customs, consists of a 100 percent textured filament polyester woven fabric that has been dyed a uniform color (purple). A clear polyurethane plastic has been applied to one surface of the fabric. You provided the…
088273 · 1991-08-08 — Internal Advice request 55/90; woven fabrics coated with 48percent styrene, 52 percent butadiene, are not rubberized fabricsof heading 5906; coatings with styrene content greater than 40percent are presumed to be plastics.
, of Cambridge, Ontario, concerning the classification of upholstery fabrics coated with styrene- butadiene. Sample fabric swatches were attached to the original request. Dumbbell specimens of the liquid polymer coating were subsequently obtained from Tandem Fabrics. FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of two sets of upholstery fabric manufactured in and imported from Canada. The first set (A) consists of twenty named fabric swatches. Each named fabric pattern may be produced in a variety of colors. The named fabric patterns are as follows: Argus; Ballet; Benton; Bolton; Brier; Broadway;…
087654 · 1991-03-12 — Protest and application for further review. Defective tirecord fabric that is not worn out, soiled or torn not classifiableas rags; defective fabrics or fabrics with faults that are notworn out or torn are classifiable in the headings appropriate tonew fabrics. Protest denied.
3801-0-001436) filed by John V. Carr & Son, Inc., on behalf of Victor Gelb, Inc. A sample was provided. FACTS: The article in question is a dyed open weave fabric made from 100 percent 3-ply woven polyester filament yarn in the warp and 100 percent 1-ply woven viscose rayon fibers in the weft. The total weight of the fabric is approximately 402 g/m of which polyester represents 99 percent and rayon 1 percent. Laboratory analysis has determined that the yarns are not high tenacity yarns as defined by Note 6, Section XI, HTSUSA. Protestant states that the fabric is defective and thus is not fit…
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