Woven pile fabrics (including terry toweling and similar terry fabrics) and chenille fabrics:
N027802 · 2008-06-02 — The tariff classification of narrow pile fabrics, for use as paint roller covers, from Italy
, of Largo, Florida. You supplied representative samples which were identified as styles M700OP73; FAB80913M and FAB80913P; and FAB51904M and FAB51904P. The first item, style M700OP73, consists of a woven pile fabric which is composed of polyester man-made fibers. You state that this fabric is imported in 60 yard lengths and comes in widths of 1 1/8” (2.86 cm) and 2 7/8” (7.3 cm). The second item, styles FAB80913M and FAB80913P, consist of a woven pile fabric which is composed of polyamide man-made fibers. You state that this fabric is imported in 40 yard lengths and comes in widths of 1 1/8”…
962759 · 1999-11-10 — Reconsideration of NY D86378, dated January 15, 1999; heading 5806; narrow elastic fabric; narrow woven pile fabrics; GRI 3(a); most specific description
FACTS: In NY D86378, a description of the merchandise at issue reads as follows: The subject merchandise is narrow elastic woven fabric. Six samples were submitted and the following information was supplied for each: (1) Sample I5165 is 17% spandex, 83% nylon and measures 3/8 inch in width. (2) Sample I5166 is 6% nylon, 14% spandex, 80% polyester and measures ½ inch in width. (3) Sample I5167 is 18% spandex, 82% nylon and measures ½ inch in width. (4) Sample I5164 is 13% spandex, 6% nylon, 81% polyester and measures 5/8 inch in width. (5) Sample I3426 is 16% spandex, 84% polyester and…
955456 · 1994-06-08 — Revocation of HRL 086438 of February 21, 1990; Classification of a hook and loop pad and strip; not made up articles; Explanatory Note clarification of meaning of "made up"
On February 21, 1990, this office issued HRL 086438 to you in which a hook and loop pad and strip were classified as other made up articles of heading 6307 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). The basis for this decision was our interpretation of the meaning of the term "made up" for purposes of the tariff. Note 7 of Section XI defines "made up" as it applies to textiles classified in Section XI. The Explanatory Notes to the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System further explain the meaning of "made up" as it is used in Note 7. While the…
955830 · 1994-05-17 — Classification of narrow woven fabrics; Headings 5806, 5906
FACTS: You have submitted four samples for classification. All of the samples measure approximately 1 inch in width. For the purpose of this ruling, all of the fabrics are assumed to be imported in the piece. Sample number 1 consists of two velcro-like fabrics: one constitutes the hook ("male" portion) and the other constitutes the loop ("female" portion). Both portions are narrow woven pile fabrics of man-made fibers. The two edges of each portion appear to be cut, not woven edges; they are prevented from unraveling by invisible coatings. Sample number 2 is a self-adhesive man-made fiber…
953303 · 1993-04-09 — Request for Reconsideration of NYRL 876168; hook and loop fabric; Note 1 and 2(a) to chapter 59, HTSUSA, visible to naked eye; Note 5 to chapter 58, HTSUSA; EN A(2) to heading 5806, narrow woven fabric, false selvage; subheadings 5806.10.2000 and 6001.22.0000, HTSUSA
Our New York office has provided us with small samples of the fabric originally submitted with the classification request. FACTS: The article at issue is a VELCRO-type hook and loop fabric exported from France by V. Louison et Cie. Both the hook and loop portions will be imported into the U.S. in bulk, on rolls, and will be used together as fasteners for healthcare products. The hook portion of the tape, referred to as Article 10699, is a woven fabric of pile construction, approximately one inch wide. The fabric is assumed to be 100 percent nylon. There is a coating on the back side of the…
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