Dyed Acrylic Stitch-Bonded Nonwoven Table Linen Fabric
Stitch-bonded acrylic fabric dyed for use in tablecloths and placemats, offering a soft, durable surface mimicking traditional linens. It qualifies for HTS 6005.37.00.20 as a synthetic fiber warp-knit stitch-bonded good, explicitly including stitch-bonded per chapter notes. Ideal for home furnishing applications.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If of artificial filaments like viscose rayon
Warp-knit fabrics of artificial fibers (e.g., rayon) use a parallel subheading differentiated by fiber type.
If made up into finished table cloths
Completed table linen articles shift from fabric Chapter 60 to made-up textile articles in Chapter 63.
If not stitch-bonded but other nonwovens
Nonwovens not qualifying as knitted via stitch-bonding fall under Chapter 56 as man-made filament nonwovens.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Submit samples for customs verification of stitch-bonding to avoid reclassification as true nonwovens under Chapter 56
• Document end-use as furnishing fabric to support Chapter 60 inclusion for apparel or similar purposes
• Check for flammability standards if destined for table linens, as synthetic imports may require certifications
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Dyed Polyester Stitch-Bonded Upholstery Fabric
This warp-knit polyester fabric uses stitch-bonding technology to create a durable, textured material ideal for upholstery in furniture and automotive interiors. It falls under HTS 6005.37.00.20 as it is dyed, made of synthetic fibers, and classified as stitch-bonded goods beyond headings 6001-6004. The chain stitches formed from textile yarn ensure it qualifies as knitted per chapter notes.
Nylon Stitch-Bonded Apparel Interlining Fabric
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Polypropylene Stitch-Bonded Medical Wipe Substrate
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Spandex-Blend Stitch-Bonded Sportswear Lining
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Dyed Polyester Stitch-Bonded Curtain Backing
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