Abaca Table Linen Fabric
Woven abaca (Manila hemp) fabric of square construction for tablecloths, per statistical note (e). Classified HTS 5311.00.40 as other vegetable fiber fabric from abaca. Its natural sheen suits fine dining textiles.
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If jute/abaca mix for specific bag fabrics
Heading 5303 prioritizes jute/abaca sack fabrics.
If hemmed into finished tablecloths
Made-up table linen is Chapter 63 household articles.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Test for square construction (warp/filling count difference <11/cm) to validate classification
• Ensure no napping treatment, which affects sheeting/poplin definitions
• Declare grammage accurately; over 200g/m² excludes certain plain weave types
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Ramie Plain Weave Poplin
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