Containing 85 percent or more by weight of acrylic or modacrylic staple fibers: — Multiple (folded) or cabled yarn (604)
Part of: 5509 — Yarn (other than sewing thread) of synthetic staple fibers, not put up for retail sale:
N339073 · 2024-12-06 — The tariff classification of acrylic yarns from Turkey
A sample of the yarn was provided with your request. The sample was sent for laboratory analysis and will be retained for reference purposes. The sample submitted is a green yarn described as a dyed 100 percent acrylic staple fiber yarn. You state the yarn construction can be either a single ply or 2 ply. The yarn will be imported on a paper tube and will be used in commercial settings to produce knitted socks and circular knit fabrics. According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) laboratory analysis, the sample is a 1-ply staple yarn composed wholly of acrylic fibers with a…
M80361 · 2006-02-23 — The tariff classification of a needlecraft kit from China
The submitted sample is identified as a Quickpoint Kitten in a Basket (Item 02302). It consists of a 6¼” x 6¼” piece of plastic mesh, a 7” x 7” plastic frame, one plastic sewing needle, 26 yards of 100% acrylic yarn, and paper instructions. Although you describe this item as a toy, the level of expertise that is needed to follow the instructions exceeds that of a learning toy. It is not designed to amuse, and is, therefore, not a toy. The items comprise a set for tariff purposes and the essential character of the set is imparted by the yarns. The applicable subheading for the activity kit…
E87848 · 1999-10-06 — The tariff classification of novelty yarns from China
You submitted samples of four types of yarn. All four yarns are put up for sale on cones that weigh in excess of 4 pounds each. The first yarn is a 100 percent cotton three-ply yarn. Two of the plies are thin, the third is thick. You stated, in a telephone conversation, that the metric number is 2, and that the cotton yarn is combed and ring spun. The second sample was described as a 100 percent acrylic spun tape yarn. This yarn is also known as a loop wale yarn. The third sample is a 100 percent acrylic three-ply slub yarn. It appears to be a staple fiber yarn. The last sample is described…
b88259 · 1997-08-05 — The tariff classification of partially oxidized polyacrylonitrile (PAN) yarn from England
You have submitted samples of yarn and fabric. For the fabric, we require the following information in order to issue a ruling: 1. Specify the yarn sizes in the warp and filling. 2. Indicate whether yarns are high tenacity. 3. Provide the number of turns per meter in each yarn. 4. For spun yarns, indicate whether combed or carded. 5. Indicate whether fabric is unbleached, bleached, dyed, of yarns different colors, or printed. 6. Specify how fabric is woven; for example plain, twill, satin, oxford etc. 7. Indicate the kind of machine on which the fabric is woven (For example jacquard, swivel,…
814908 · 1995-09-25 — The tariff classification of a two-ply acrylic blend yarn from Spain.
You have submitted a sample of a dyed, cabled two-ply crimped yarn made from 90% spun acrylic fibers and 10% nylon filaments. The yarn is identified as "frise" yarn. Each of the two plies is made with spun acrylic staple fibers and nylon filaments which may be either gimped (wrapped) or twisted together. However, the two primary plies are twisted together with a final Z-twist and are not considered to be gimped. We assume that the yarn is not sewing thread and not put up for retail sale. The applicable subheading for the "frise" yarn will be 5509.32.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the…
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