Printed Cotton-Polyester Batiste Cloth
Fine, lightweight printed batiste fabric blending cotton mainly with <85% polyester staple fibers, weight not exceeding 170 g/m². Classified under HTS 5513.49.90.40 for printed batistes, used in lingerie, blouses, and dress linings for its soft, crisp hand. Excludes denser broadcloths per statistical notes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If plain (undyed) batiste
Printed status dictates 5513.49; plain batistes in other printed exclusion groups under 5513.41.
If containing 85% or more synthetic staple fibers
Higher synthetic content moves to 5512; must be mixed mainly/solely with cotton for 5513.
If cotton >85% with synthetic minor
Chapter 52 for cotton fabrics with synthetic mixes when cotton predominates.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Ensure lab certification for fineness; batiste must be finer than voile, often with higher yarn numbers
• Declare printing method (roller/screen/digital) to confirm it's 'printed' vs yarn-dyed, preventing shift to 5513.41
• Watch for weight creep during finishing; humidity can affect g/m² measurement at customs
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Printed Cotton-Synthetic Cheesecloth
A lightweight printed cheesecloth made from synthetic staple fibers mixed mainly with cotton, weighing under 170 g/m², with not more than 33 warp ends and filling picks per square centimeter. It qualifies under HTS 5513.49.90.40 as printed cheesecloth per statistical note (d), distinct from heavier or denser fabrics. Used for culinary straining, crafts, and medical applications.
Printed Poly-Cotton Voile Fabric
Sheer, lightweight voile fabric printed with patterns, composed of polyester staple fibers (<85%) mixed mainly with cotton, under 170 g/m². Falls under HTS 5513.49.90.40 as printed voiles, ideal for blouses, scarves, and curtains due to its airy drape. Distinct from denser sheeting or printcloth per chapter notes.
Printed Acrylic-Cotton Cheesecloth for Cheese Making
Specialty printed cheesecloth with acrylic staple fibers (<85%) mixed with cotton, lightweight ≤170 g/m², low density weave ≤33 ends/picks per cm². HTS 5513.49.90.40 covers this printed cheesecloth per note (d), perfect for straining cheese curds or culinary uses.
Printed Poly-Cotton Lawn Fabric for Apparel
Crisp, fine printed lawn fabric of polyester staple (<85%) and mainly cotton, under 170 g/m², sheer yet structured. Under HTS 5513.49.90.40 as printed lawns, suited for summer dresses and shirts, differentiated from voiles by tighter weave.
Custom Printed Voile for Curtains
Sheer printed voile panels fabric, synthetic staple cotton mix (<85% synthetic), ≤170 g/m², for window treatments. HTS 5513.49.90.40 for printed voiles, airy and light-transmissive per chapter definitions.
Printed Batiste Lining Fabric
Delicate printed batiste for garment linings, cotton-mainly with <85% viscose staple, lightweight. Fits HTS 5513.49.90.40 printed batistes, fine weave excludes poplin/broadcloth specs.