Cotswold Unimproved Longwool Fiber
Traditional Cotswold breed unimproved longwool fiber, degreased, ≤40s fineness for specialty felts. Precisely matches HTS 5101.29.15.00 as other coarse degreased wool not further processed. High vegetable tolerance in clean yield computation per US notes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If containing brush-making bristles
Presence of excluded bristles shifts to heading 0502 animal hair products.
If other degreased wool beyond 40s bands
Different processing levels or fineness create other 5101.29 subcategories.
If sewn into sacks
Finished textile articles like bags classify under Chapter 63.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Pay duties on entry if not using special uses bond to avoid later liability
• Sample bales for representativeness in yield and fineness declarations
• Confirm no brush-making hair contamination per Chapter definitions
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Blackface Scotch Unimproved Wool Fleeces
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Romney Marsh Coarse Wool Grease Bale
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Lincoln Longwool Unimproved Degreased Fiber
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