Dyed Viscose Staple Oxford Fabric

Woven Oxford cloth from dyed viscose rayon staple fibers, meeting the precise Oxford (227) weave criteria in Chapter 55 statistical notes. HTS 5516.92.00.70 applies due to its artificial staple fiber base and uniform dyeing. Popular for shirting and linings where breathability is needed.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China12%+35.0%47%
🇲🇽Mexico12%+10.0%22%
🇨🇦Canada12%+10.0%22%
🇩🇪Germany12%+10.0%22%
🇯🇵Japan12%+10.0%22%

Alternative Classifications

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

5516.93.00Lower: 43.5% vs 47%

If yarn of different colors (not piece-dyed)

Self-colored or multi-colored yarn weaving leads to 5516.93.00, distinct from solid piece-dyed Oxford.

5208.32.40Lower: 44.7% vs 47%

If primarily cotton staple fibers

If cotton content exceeds 85%, it shifts to Chapter 52 for woven cotton fabrics.

5512.19.00Higher: 48.6% vs 47%

If containing 85% or more by weight of staple fibers

High concentration (85%+) of artificial staple fibers without specific weave moves to 5512 for plain weave types.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Conduct fiber burn tests if requested by CBP to confirm artificial staple (regenerated cellulose) vs. natural fibers

Include commercial invoices specifying g/m² weight to align with Chapter 55 woven fabric norms

Avoid common pitfalls by ensuring no napping that could mimic broadcloth exclusions

Related Products under HTS 5516.92.00.70

Dyed Polyester Oxford Cloth Fabric

This is a dyed woven fabric made from artificial staple fibers, specifically polyester, in an Oxford weave construction with a basketweave pattern of two warp yarns over two weft yarns. It falls under HTS 5516.92.00.70 as it matches the statistical definition for Oxford cloth (227) in Chapter 55 for woven fabrics of artificial staple fibers that are dyed. Typically used for upholstery and casual apparel due to its durability and textured surface.

Dyed Acrylic Oxford Weave Cloth

A dyed Oxford cloth produced from acrylic staple fibers, featuring the characteristic balanced basketweave structure defined under statistical note (227). Classified in HTS 5516.92.00.70 for its artificial staple fiber composition and dyeing. Commonly used in lightweight jackets and home decor items for its softness and colorfastness.

Polyester-Viscose Blend Oxford Cloth

Dyed Oxford weave fabric blending polyester and viscose staple fibers, classified under HTS 5516.92.00.70 for other dyed woven fabrics of artificial staple fibers matching Oxford (227). The basketweave and dyeing qualify it precisely within Chapter 55. Used in workwear for its wrinkle resistance.

Heavyweight Dyed Oxford Poplin Fabric

This heavyweight dyed Oxford cloth from artificial staple fibers adheres to statistical note (227), avoiding poplin/broadcloth exclusions due to its specific basketweave. HTS 5516.92.00.70 covers this dyed woven product. Ideal for tents and bags requiring strength.

Napped Dyed Oxford Cloth for Upholstery

Dyed and lightly napped Oxford fabric from polyester staple fibers, still qualifying as Oxford (227) since napping doesn't alter weave classification per Chapter 55 notes. HTS 5516.92.00.70 applies for these other dyed woven fabrics. Suited for furniture upholstery.

Fine Count Dyed Oxford Shirting Fabric

High-thread-count dyed Oxford cloth from artificial staple fibers, precisely matching statistical (227) for HTS 5516.92.00.70. The fine yarns create a smooth yet textured shirting material. Used in button-down shirts for professional attire.