Sisal-Cotton Spun Polyester Apparel Lining
Lightweight woven lining fabric from sisal vegetable fibers blended with cotton and spun polyester, used in garment construction. HTS 5311.00.30.90 applies to this 'other' woven fabric of vegetable fibers containing cotton and man-made fibers, not meeting printcloth or sheeting definitions per statistical notes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If containing silk noil
Silk noil inclusion classifies under Chapter 50 silk woven fabrics with vegetable fiber blends.
If for retail sale as handicraft material
If marketed as craft paper-like fabric blends, may fall under Chapter 48 paper products.
If imported as made-up articles like scarves
Finished textile articles shift from Chapter 53 fabrics to Chapter 63 made-ups.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Label with precise fiber content per FTC rules; test for average yarn number to avoid sheeting classification
• Common issue: Bulk shipments misdeclared as components rather than finished fabric
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