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U.S. imports of narrow woven cotton fabrics (not over 30 cm wide) (HS 580631) totaled $611K in April 2026, traded with 31 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataCotton narrow woven fabrics — twill tapes, grosgrain ribbons, cotton webbing, and similar constructions — are consolidated into a single 10-digit line (5806310000) under this heading, making fiber content the primary classification anchor. These fabrics serve as structural and decorative components across apparel, luggage, footwear, and industrial webbing applications. China leads US supply, with Italy and France contributing specialty cotton ribbons for the fashion and luxury goods sectors. Importers should note that China-origin cotton narrow fabrics may be subject to Section 301 tariffs.
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Woven labels, badges, and insignia — even if narrow and of cotton — are classified under heading 5807 rather than 5806. The distinction turns on whether the article is a length fabric (classifiable as a narrow woven fabric) or a finished, made-up label or badge with a defined shape and end use. Importers of woven brand labels or care labels should confirm classification under 5807 with a licensed customs broker.
Cotton narrow woven fabrics of Chinese origin classified under 5806310000 may be subject to Section 301 tariffs in addition to the standard MFN duty. Importers sourcing from China should verify the current Section 301 status of this line and evaluate alternative suppliers such as Italy, France, or India to assess total landed cost. Origin verification is especially important when fabric is processed in a third country before export to the US.
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