Cheesecloth; lawns, voiles or batistes (226)
Part of: 55132100 — Dyed: — Of polyester staple fibers, plain weave
953672 · 1993-08-16 — Match-a-Patch hole and tear mender; electro-thermic device; circular and rectangular cut fabric patches; sets put up for retail sale; GRI 3(b); essential character; ENs VIII and X to GRI 3(b); Section XI, Note 7; Chapter 59, Note 2(a); Heading 5903; HQ's 082644, 089568, 950472; Chapter 55, Statistical Note 1(b) and 1(c)
FACTS: The merchandise, labeled as the Singer Match-a-Patch hole and tear mender, model MAP100X, contains an electro-thermic device ("Match-a-Patch") and various fabric patches. The fabric patches are woven and made from 60 percent polyester and 40 percent cotton. It has a polyvinylchloride coating applied to one side and weighs less than 170 grams per square meter. The patches are made from bolts of U.S.-made fabric which are sent to China to be cut into rectangular and circular patches. The user selects a patch of the correct size and color, and clamps it onto the item to be mended. The…
081877 · 1988-12-01 — Classification of a woven fabric with a plastics application
Doherty International, Inc., requesting a ruling on the classification of a certain fabric. FACTS: The submitted swatch of woven dyed fabric, described as "208T Chintz", is stated to be composed of 65 percent polyester and 35 percent cotton. It has a silver-colored application on one side which we assume to be plastics material. A similar swatch of fabric without the plastics application was also submitted for comparison purposes. ISSUE: The issue presented is whether the swatch of fabric with a plastics application is classifiable as a fabric impregnated, coated, or covered with plastics,…
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