Dyed Cotton Voile Sheer Fabric
A fine, semi-transparent cotton voile fabric, dyed, with a crisp hand and weighing not more than 200 g/m², ideal for curtains and blouses. Classified under HTS 5212.13.60.50 as a dyed voile, which is a lightweight, plain-woven fabric with twisted yarns creating a soft drape. Its cotton base and dyed finish align with chapter 52 woven fabrics.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If printed instead of dyed
Printed patterns on cheesecloth, voiles or batistes are classified in the printed subheading.
If yarn-dyed denim weave
If meeting the specific 3- or 4-thread twill denim definition per subheading note, it shifts to denim classification.
If knitted rather than woven
Knitted cotton voiles move to chapter 60 for knitted or crocheted fabrics.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Conduct weave analysis to confirm plain weave, as combination weaves may fall outside US note (b)
• Label fiber content accurately (100% cotton) and provide grammage certificates for weight verification
• Watch for misclassification as silk voile; cotton-specific testing ensures correct chapter 52 placement
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Cotton Cheesecloth 40x40 Mesh
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Colored Cotton Batiste Dress Fabric
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Dyed Cotton Lawn Shirt Fabric
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Solid Color Cotton Cheesecloth Roll
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Reactive Dyed Cotton Voile Drapery
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Dyed Fine Cotton Batiste Lining
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