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U.S. exports of finished textile supplies (End-Use 12640) totaled $226.1M in April 2026, traded with 153 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataFinished textile supplies exported from the US encompass a broad range of processed fabrics, trims, and accessory materials destined for apparel, home furnishings, and industrial end-uses abroad. Classification precision matters here because finished versus semi-finished status affects both the applicable Schedule B heading and the foreign import duty treatment in destination markets. Exporters supplying cut-and-sew operations or bonded manufacturing zones should confirm whether goods qualify for outward-processing or re-import preference programs in the receiving country.
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A textile article classified as 'finished' has typically undergone all major processing steps — weaving or knitting, dyeing, and any required finishing treatments. This distinction shifts the Schedule B heading and can affect foreign tariff treatment, particularly in markets that apply lower duties to finished goods than to semi-processed inputs.
Most finished textile supplies do not require a US export license, but shipments to certain destinations or end-users may be subject to Export Administration Regulations (EAR) review. Exporters should screen the consignee against denied-party lists and confirm no applicable controls before filing EEI.
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