Batiste Lawn Fabric Dyed Blend
Fine, lightweight dyed batiste-style lawn fabric from <85% synthetic staple fibers mixed mainly with cotton, ≤170 g/m², with open cheesecloth weave (≤33 threads/cm²). Fits statistical note (d) for cheesecloth while providing batiste's crisp, semi-sheer finish for blouses or linens. Used in apparel interfacings and delicate household textiles.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If predominantly cotton (≥85%)
Mainly cotton with minor synthetic moves to Chapter 52 dyed cotton fabrics of yams of different colors or printed.
If specifically poplin or broadcloth construction
Statistical note (a) defines poplin/broadcloth separately; tighter weave would use that subheading.
If coated or laminated for textile use
Surface treatments like coating change classification to Chapter 59 imitation leathers or coated fabrics.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Submit detailed construction specs (yarn count, weave density) to confirm cheesecloth/batiste fit per chapter notes
• Avoid bulk packaging mimicking industrial rolls; retail cuts may need different statistical suffixes
• Ensure no napping exceeds note definitions to prevent shift to sheeting categories
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Dyed Cotton-Synthetic Cheesecloth
A lightweight plain weave fabric weighing under 170 g/m², dyed, containing less than 85% synthetic staple fibers mixed mainly with cotton, with not more than 33 warp ends and filling picks per square centimeter. It qualifies as cheesecloth per statistical note (d) due to its loose open weave structure ideal for straining and filtering. Commonly used in culinary and medical applications for its breathability.
Dyed Voile Cheesecloth Blend
Sheer, lightweight dyed voile-style cheesecloth made from synthetic staple fibers (<85%) mixed mainly with cotton, under 170 g/m², featuring a very open plain weave with ≤33 threads per cm². Meets cheesecloth criteria in statistical note (d) while offering voile's delicate transparency for decorative or filtration uses. Popular in crafts, cheese making, and lightweight drapery.
Culinary Cheesecloth Synthetic-Cotton
Dyed cheesecloth specifically for culinary straining, woven from <85% synthetic staples mixed mainly with cotton, under 170 g/m², open weave ≤33 threads/cm² per note (d). Its loose structure allows liquid passage while retaining solids, ideal for cheese making and jams. Machine-dyed for food-safe color consistency.
Medical Grade Voile Cheesecloth
Sterilizable dyed voile cheesecloth blend of <85% synthetic staple with mainly cotton, <170 g/m², open weave meeting cheesecloth note (d). Used in wound dressings and surgical drapes for its breathable, low-lint properties. Dyed in subtle medical hues for hygiene identification.
Craft Batiste Cheesecloth Dyed
Delicate dyed batiste cheesecloth for crafts, <85% synthetic-cotton mix, ≤170 g/m², loose plain weave per note (d). Ideal for dyeing projects, macrame, and lightweight backdrops due to its sheer, open texture. Available in pastel dyed shades.
Industrial Filter Voile Fabric
Dyed voile cheesecloth for industrial filtration, synthetic staple (<85%) mainly cotton, <170 g/m², open weave ≤33/cm² per note (d). Filters liquids in manufacturing processes while dyed for process identification. Durable yet lightweight for repeated use.