Containing any embroidery, lace, braid, edging, trimming, piping or applique work
Part of: 630232 — Other bed linen: — Of man-made fibers:
N338827 · 2024-04-09 — The tariff classification of a pillowcase from India
A sample was submitted and will be retained by this office for training purposes. The sample is a standard pillowcase constructed of woven fabric which you state is of 52 percent polyester and 48 percent modal rayon. The pillowcase is dyed white and is neither printed nor napped. The fabric forming the pillowcase is folded and sewn on two sides. A ½ inch wide ribbon bearing the words “EXPRESS FIRM” is sewn with two rows of stitching from one side seam of the pillowcase to the other over the pre-stitched three inch wide self-hem on the face side of the open end. The lettering on the ribbon is…
965006 · 2002-07-26 — Classification, Status under the North American Free Trade Agreement and Country of Origin determination for Duvet Covers; General Note 12; Chapter Rule 1, GN12(t)/63, HTSUSA; 19 C.F.R. 12.130; 19 C.F.R. 102.21(c)(5); Last Country Where an Important Assembly or Manufacturing Process Occurred; Article 509
FACTS: You have submitted two manufacturing scenarios for our consideration. In the first scenario, the duvet cover is manufactured from fabric purchased from the U.S. and Israel. The “top” fabric is made from a 50 percent acrylic and 50 percent polyester jacquard woven fabric and the “other” side is made from a 100 percent cotton damask stripe woven fabric. A piping cord is sewn in the side and bottom seams. A zippered opening along one side allows the insertion of a duvet or comforter. The man-made fiber jacquard fabric is stated to be an originating product of the United States and the…
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