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U.S. imports of men's & boys' knit cotton bathrobes, dressing gowns & similar articles (HS 610791) totaled $3.6M in April 2026, traded with 24 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataCotton knit bathrobes and dressing gowns for men and boys are a staple of the home-textile and hospitality supply chain, with Pakistan and India together dominating US import flows — both countries have deep cotton-spinning and terry-knit manufacturing infrastructure that supports competitive pricing on robes and similar articles. The US schedule extends this heading beyond robes to include cotton knit sleepwear (6107910030) and underpants and briefs for men (6107910040) and boys (6107910090), so importers must verify the primary article type to avoid misclassification across Chapter 61 categories. Vietnam and Cambodia round out the top supplier tier.
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No. The US schedule under this heading separates bathrobes and similar articles from sleepwear: robes and dressing gowns fall under 6107910000, while men's sleepwear is classified at 6107910030 and boys' underpants and nightshirts at 6107910090. Each article type must be declared at the correct 10-digit level.
Both countries have vertically integrated cotton textile sectors with significant terry and knit fabric capacity, enabling cost-competitive production of bathrobes and dressing gowns at scale. Pakistan in particular has long-standing export infrastructure for cotton terry goods that aligns well with US hospitality and retail buyer specifications.
| Country | Imports | Exports | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| PAKISTAN | $1.2M | -- | -$1.2M |
| BANGLADESH | $702K | -- | -$702K |
| INDIA | $561K | -- | -$561K |
| CAMBODIA | $440K | -- | -$440K |
| VIETNAM | $296K | -- | -$296K |
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