Silk-Cashmere Blend Woven
Luxury fabric mixing 70% silk and 30% cashmere for superior softness in scarves and shawls. Classifies HTS 5007.90.60.90 with silk predominant per note 1(A), ahead of fine animal hair. Delicate handle from cashmere loft.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If cashmere or fine hair predominates
Note 1(A) sends silk-cashmere blends >50% cashmere to wool chapter 51.
If plain weave with coarse animal hair
Different animal fiber mixes have specific statistical breaks.
If knitted versions
Knitted silk-cashmere classifies under Chapter 61 knits.
Not sure which classification is right?
Our AI classifier can analyze your specific product and recommend the correct HTS code with confidence.
Import Tips & Compliance
• Independent fiber analysis required; silk must exceed cashmere for Ch. 50
• Cashmere certification prevents substitution fraud claims
• Avoid retail packaging triggering Chapter 63 made-ups
Related Products under HTS 5007.90.60.90
Delustered Silk Shantung
Textured shantung silk woven from delustered man-made treated silk yarn per note (a), with matte finish. HTS 5007.90.60.90 as other silk fabrics; irregular slub yarns for upholstery. Titanium dioxide treatment dulls natural sheen.
Pile Surface Silk Fabric
Silk fabric with looped pile surface on silk ground, ignoring ground per note 1(B)(b) for mixed classification. HTS 5007.90.60.90 as other; velvet-like for costumes. Pile determines silk status.
Unbleached 100% Mulberry Silk Plain Weave Fabric
This is a plain woven fabric made from unbleached mulberry silk yarn, retaining the natural color of the silk fibers without bleaching, dyeing, or printing. It falls under HTS 5007.90.60.90 as a woven silk fabric that is 'other' not specifically provided for elsewhere in heading 5007, specifically unbleached per subheading note (a). Used primarily for high-end linings and custom tailoring.
Dyed Habutai Silk Fabric
Habutai silk fabric is a lightweight, plain-woven silk from dyed silk yarn, featuring a subtle sheen ideal for scarves and blouses. Classified under HTS 5007.90.60.90 as 'other' woven silk fabrics not meeting specific unbleached, noil, or satin criteria. The dyeing process aligns with subheading note (c) for colored yarn but falls in the residual 'other' category.
Printed Silk Crepe de Chine Fabric
Crepe de chine is a fine, crepe-textured woven silk fabric with printed floral patterns, made from twisted silk yarn for a pebbled surface. It classifies under HTS 5007.90.60.90 as other woven silk fabrics, as printed yarn fits colored yarn definition but doesn't match specific weave types. Popular for dresses and evening wear.
Silk Waste Tussah Woven Fabric
Woven fabric from tussah silk waste yarn, featuring a rustic texture from wild silk, used for upholstery and accessories. Falls under HTS 5007.90.60.90 as other woven fabrics of silk or silk waste, not qualifying for noil-specific or weave-specific headings. The coarser yarn distinguishes it from fine mulberry silk.