Unbleached Sheeting Fabric for Curtain Panels (627)
Unbleached plain weave sheeting meeting 627 specs: square, >33 ends/picks/cm², yarn 68 max, <170 g/m², <85% artificial staple (viscose) with filament mix. Statistical note (b)(i) compliant, not printcloth due to width >168 cm allowed. Perfect for home decor curtains.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Measure width precisely; <168 cm printcloth risk if other specs align with note (c)
• Include g/m² weight certificates; overweight shifts exclusion risks
• For industrial rolls, note end-use as greige to avoid Chapter 63
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