Woven fabrics of artificial staple fibers:
Part of: 55 — Man-made staple fibers
H188897 · 2019-07-15 — Revocation of NY N015943; tariff classification of polyester/rayon woven fabric
On September 6, 2007, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) issued to you New York Ruling Letter (“NY”) N015943. The ruling pertains to the tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”) of a sample of polyester/rayon woven fabric identified as pattern “Gridlock/K106117.” We have since reviewed NY N015943 and determined the analysis and classification to be in error. Accordingly, NY N015943 is revoked. FACTS: In NY N015943, the polyester/rayon woven fabric identified as pattern “Gridlock/K106117” was described as follows: It is composed of 46.2%…
H023711 · 2008-04-22 — Tariff classification and eligibility for NAFTA tariff preference of upholsteryfabric
(Tietex), requesting a binding ruling on certain merchandise. At issue is the tariff classification of upholstery fabric under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). Because the upholstery fabric is produced in Mexico from materials originating from the U.S. and Indonesia, its eligibility for tariff preference under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is also at issue. Your original ruling request covered four styles of fabric, three of which were addressed in New York Ruling Letter (NY) N022036, dated February 1, 2008. This ruling pertains only to the…
956805 · 1995-04-25 — Classification of woven fabrics composed of rayon and linen blend; Note 1(b),(e), 2(A), Section XI, HTSUSA; Note 1 to chapter 54, HTSUSA; heading 5516, HTSUSA; woven fabrics of artificial staple fibers
This is in regard to your letter, dated July 22, 1994, requesting classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of certain woven fabrics. Samples were submitted to this office for examination. FACTS: The submitted merchandise consists of four woven fabrics. In all cases laboratory analysis indicates that the fabrics have been constructed using unbleached yarns, i.e., the yarns contain fibers in their natural color. The four fabric samples are as follows: Fabric A is a dobby woven fabric composed of 87 percent staple rayon and 13 percent flax,…
956513 · 1994-09-30 — Textile category designation of rayon/cotton/spandex blendsateen woven fabric; Subheading Note 1(h) to Section XI;fabric does not meet the definition for "dyed woven fabric";meets definition for woven fabric of yarns of different colors;absence of uniformity of color
, regarding the classification and textile category designation of a rayon/cotton/spandex blend sateen woven fabric. A sample was submitted to this office for examination and will be returned under separate cover. FACTS: The fabric in question consists of a rayon cotton stretch sateen and is composed of 64 percent staple rayon, 35 percent cotton and 1 percent filament spandex. You state that the fabric contains 58.3 warp ends per centimeter and 19.7 filling picks per centimeter, and is constructed using 20/1 c.c yarns in the warp and a combination of 16/1 c.c. staple cotton yarns and 40…
956421 · 1994-09-07 — Classification of fabric; Heading 5516; Section 12.130,Customs Regulations
A sample was submitted for examination. FACTS: The submitted sample is a printed woven fabric composed of 100 percent viscose rayon. It contains 26.8 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 23.6 single yarn per centimeter in the filling. The manufacturing process for the subject fabric is as follows: Yarn from either Indonesia or India is woven into greige goods in the United Arab Emirates [hereinafter U.A.E.]; the greige fabric will also undergo warping, sizing, weaving, inspection and packing in the U.A.E.. The fabric is then shipped to Pakistan for further processing. In Pakistan, the…
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