Bamboo Fiber Filament Blend Printcloth
Dyed 145 gsm printcloth with 44 yarns/cm sq construction, yarn #59, 78% bamboo rayon staple and 22% nylon filaments. Fits printcloth (c): singles yarns only, under 170gsm, >33/cm. Popular for eco-friendly apparel and bags.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
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Bleaching status determines subheading within 5516 mixed fabrics.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Classify bamboo rayon as artificial staple fiber; provide chemical composition certs
• Measure width <168cm if applicable for note (c)(ii) sub-definition
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