Sisal-Cotton-Spandex Upholstery Fabric
A durable woven blend of sisal (agave vegetable fiber), cotton, and spandex man-made fibers designed for upholstery applications. Classified under HTS 5311.00.30 due to sisal as the other vegetable textile fiber mixed with cotton and man-made spandex for stretch. Ideal for furniture covering with natural texture.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If containing wool or fine animal hair
Incorporation of wool shifts to Chapter 51 woven fabrics over vegetable fiber chapters.
If for plain weave with cotton dominant
Plain weave cotton fabrics with minor man-made fall under Chapter 52 if cotton prevails.
If treated with rubber or plastics
Rubberized or plastic-coated versions classify in Chapter 59.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Submit fiber composition certificates showing sisal > cotton/man-made to justify 5311 classification
• Declare intended end-use as upholstery to prevent reclassification as apparel fabric
• Watch for anti-dumping duties on specific vegetable fiber blends from certain origins
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