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HSChapter 63
U.S. imports of woven & non-knitted bedspreads (HS 630419) totaled $9.8M in April 2026, traded with 44 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataWoven, printed, and non-knitted bedspreads make up the bulk of commercially imported bed coverings under Chapter 63, and this heading's US schedule is among the most detailed in the chapter — spanning cotton with trim (6304190500), plain cotton (6304191000), man-made fiber with trim (6304191500), plain MMF (6304192000), wool/fine animal hair at 85% or more by weight (6304193040), and residual materials (6304193060). The trim/no-trim distinction within cotton and MMF lines reflects a longstanding US tariff structure that importers must verify against actual product specifications. Wool bedspreads meeting the 85% threshold (6304193040) carry distinct duty treatment and require fiber content certification. As with all bedspreads in this chapter, the article must be unfilled to remain here rather than migrating to heading 9404.
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CBP generally interprets 'with trim' as decorative edging, fringe, lace, embroidery, or similar ornamental finishing applied to the bedspread. A plain hemmed or serged edge does not constitute trim. Importers should obtain clear product descriptions and photographs from suppliers to document whether trim is present, as the distinction affects the applicable duty rate.
Classification follows the fiber that predominates by weight. A bedspread that is more than 50% cotton by weight classifies under the cotton lines (6304190500 or 6304191000), while one that is more predominantly polyester or other synthetic fiber falls under the MMF lines (6304191500 or 6304192000). Blends where no single fiber predominates require additional analysis under HTS General Rules of Interpretation.
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