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U.S. imports of men's & boys' knit bathrobes, dressing gowns & similar articles of other textile materials (HS 610799) totaled $3.5M in April 2026, traded with 34 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataManmade-fiber, wool, and silk knit bathrobes and dressing gowns for men and boys are classified here when the primary fiber is neither cotton nor linen. The heading is notably granular: manmade-fiber articles are split between men's sleepwear (6107991030), men's underpants and nightshirts (6107991040), and boys' equivalents (6107991090), while wool robes (6107992000) and silk-content robes — divided at the 70% silk threshold — occupy separate lines. China leads supply, with Vietnam and Cambodia as the next-largest sources; China-origin manmade-fiber robes are subject to Section 301 tariffs.
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Under the US schedule, men's manmade-fiber sleepwear (pajamas, nightshirts) is classified at 6107991030, while bathrobes and dressing gowns of manmade fibers fall under 6107991000. The garment's primary function and design — robe versus sleepwear — drives the correct 10-digit line selection.
CBP expects fiber-content test results from an accredited laboratory confirming whether silk constitutes 70% or more of the fabric weight, as this determines which of the two silk-content lines applies. Commercial invoices and mill certificates stating fiber composition are standard supporting documents, but lab testing is the most defensible evidence in a CBP inquiry.
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