Indonesian Batik Rayon Folklore Skirt
A traditional Indonesian batik skirt hand-loomed from rayon (artificial fiber) with certified folklore designs featuring wax-resist patterns and cultural symbols. Classified under HTS 6204.59.10.00 due to its artificial fiber composition, hand-loomed certification, and status as a folklore product representing ethnic heritage. It's designed as a women's skirt for retail sale.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If containing 70%+ man-made fibers but not folklore certified
Higher general subheading for artificial fiber skirts without hand-loomed/folklore status.
If imported as unfinished panels
Made-up requirement; non-made-up fabric panels go to Chapter 62 unfinished goods.
If of cotton material
Cotton folklore skirts classify under cotton subheading with similar hand-loomed provision.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include certificates of authenticity for batik process and hand-looming from Indonesian cultural authorities to support folklore claim
• Label fiber content accurately as artificial (rayon) to comply with textile rules; blends over 50% artificial stay here
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