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Unbleached Viscose-Cotton Sheeting (627 Spec)

Unbleached plain weave fabric classified as sheeting (627), with square construction, average yarn number 68 or lower, over 33 ends/picks per cm², under 170 g/m², mixed with filament yarns. Complies exactly with statistical note (b)(i) for man-made staple-cotton blends under 85% staple. Ideal for budget bed sheets and curtains.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China14.9%+37.5%52.4%
🇲🇽Mexico14.9%+10.0%24.9%
🇨🇦Canada14.9%+10.0%24.9%
🇩🇪Germany14.9%—14.9%
🇯🇵Japan14.9%—14.9%

Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

5513.21.00Lower: 27.4% vs 52.4%

If 85%+ artificial staple fibers, unbleached/bleached

Pure artificial staple woven fabrics (no filament mix required) fall in 5513, not mixed filament blends.

5208.32.40Lower: 47.2% vs 52.4%

If predominantly cotton with minimal filament mix

If cotton ≥85%, classifies under cotton sheeting in Chapter 52, not artificial staple mixed fabrics.

5516.41.00Same rate: 52.4%

If printed rather than plain unbleached/bleached

Printing moves to printed fabrics subheading 5516.41, excluding from bleached/unbleached.

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Import Tips & Compliance

• Document square construction with thread count certificates; CBP often audits against printcloth exclusion in note (c)

• Specify 'unbleached' status clearly, as any optical brighteners may trigger bleached or dyed subheading

• For bulk rolls, ensure packaging labels weight and dimensions to avoid overweight fabric reclassification