Unbleached Cotton-Viscose Duck Fabric for Awnings
Unbleached heavy duck (219) fabric mixing mainly cotton with less than 85% viscose staple fibers, conforming to Chapter 55 notes for plain weave construction and density. Commonly used in awning and canopy manufacturing for its durability. Provides a natural, sturdy base material.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If not qualifying as duck (219) but still unbleached/bleached
Other unbleached/bleached poly-cotton weaves fall under the broader 5516.41.0040 statistical breakouts.
If cotton content >=85% and unbleached
Predominantly cotton fabrics are in Chapter 52.
If mixed with synthetic filaments instead of staple fibers
Filament-based artificial fibers classify under Chapter 54, not staple in 55.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document statistical note compliance (e.g
• thread count, weight) with supplier specs; check for any napping that might affect 'duck' status
• Pitfall: confusing with sheeting fabrics which have different density specs
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