Fashion Dyed Sheeting for Dress Linings
Lightweight 155 gsm dyed plain weave sheeting with 50x50 threads per cm and yarn count 63, made of modacrylic staples (less than 85%) mixed with nylon filaments. It provides slip and structure for dress linings and precisely meets sheeting specifications. This fabric falls under tariff item 5516.22.00 as a dyed woven fabric of artificial staple fibres mixed with man-made filaments.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
| Origin Country | MFN Tariff | Surtaxes | Total Effective Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇳China | Free | — | Free |
| 🇲🇽Mexico | Free | — | Free |
| 🇺🇸United States | Free | — | Free |
| 🇩🇪Germany | Free | — | Free |
| 🇯🇵Japan | Free | — | Free |
Alternative Classifications
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify that the modacrylic staple content is below 85% to maintain classification
• Provide CBSA with the fabric's technical specifications, including thread count and weight, to support the sheeting classification
• If the fabric is used for linings, ensure it is not considered 'made up' under Section XI Note 7
Related Products under Tariff item 5516.22.00
Acetate Filament and Rayon Staple Dyed Sheeting
Dyed plain weave sheeting fabric made from a blend of acetate filaments and rayon staple fibres, with artificial staple fibres accounting for less than 85% by weight. The fabric weighs under 170 g/m², has a square construction with over 33 ends and picks per cm, and an average yarn number of 68 or less. It is classified under tariff item 5516.22.00 as a dyed woven fabric of artificial staple fibres mixed mainly with man-made filaments.
Acetate-Rayon Dyed Printcloth
A lightweight plain weave fabric made from a blend of 75% viscose staple fibres and 25% acetate filament, fully dyed in solid shades. Weighing 140 gsm with a dense construction of 45 yarns per square cm, it meets the definition of a printcloth and is classified under this tariff item as a woven fabric of artificial staple fibres mixed with man-made filaments.
Acrylic Filament and Viscose Staple Dyed Lining
Lightweight dyed lining fabric made from acrylic filaments and viscose staple fibres, with viscose staple content below 85% by weight. The fabric has a plain weave with a density exceeding 33 threads per cm, weighs under 170 g/m², and is not classified as printcloth due to its yarn number. It is used for jacket linings and falls under tariff item 5516.22.00 as a dyed woven fabric of artificial staple fibres mixed mainly with man-made filaments.
Artificial Staple Filament Blend Printcloth
A 148 gsm dyed printcloth with a construction of 40 yarns per square cm and an average yarn number of 60, made from artificial staple fibres blended with man-made filaments. The fabric meets the statistical printcloth definition and is classified under this tariff item as a woven fabric of artificial staple fibres containing less than 85% by weight, mixed mainly or solely with man-made filaments.
Automotive Seat Cover Dyed Sheeting
Durable 158 gsm square weave dyed sheeting with 41 threads per cm and yarn count 66, made of 78% polyester staple fibres mixed with filaments. It is engineered for abrasion resistance in automotive seat covers and complies with sheeting specifications. This fabric falls under tariff item 5516.22.00 as a dyed woven fabric of artificial staple fibres mixed with man-made filaments.
Bamboo Fiber Filament Blend Printcloth
An eco-friendly dyed printcloth weighing 145 gsm, made from 78% bamboo rayon staple and 22% nylon filaments, with a construction of 44 yarns per square cm and an average yarn number of 59. The plain weave fabric meets the printcloth definition and is classified under this tariff item as a woven fabric of artificial staple fibres mixed with man-made filaments.