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U.S. imports of bed linen of other textile materials (not printed, not knitted or crocheted) (HS 630239) totaled $7.3M in April 2026, traded with 48 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataClassified outside cotton, man-made fibers, and printed constructions, this heading captures woven bed linen made from wool, fine animal hair, silk-predominant blends, and residual textile materials. The US schedule breaks the heading into four 10-digit lines — 6302390010 for wool or fine animal hair, 6302390020 for goods at least 85% silk by weight, 6302390030 for remaining materials, and the catch-all 6302390000 — each carrying its own textile category and duty treatment. Importers should verify fiber content documentation carefully, as misclassification between silk-predominant and other residual-fiber constructions is a common audit trigger. Wool and silk bed linen at these specifications occupies a premium niche in the hospitality and luxury retail sectors.
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The 85% threshold is measured by weight of the total fiber content. Goods meeting or exceeding that share of silk or silk waste fall under 6302390020, while silk-containing goods below that threshold are classified under the residual line 6302390030. Fiber content lab testing or supplier mill certificates are typically required to substantiate the claim at entry.
A fiber composition certificate from the manufacturer, referencing the specific animal hair species and percentage by weight, is the standard supporting document. CBP may request lab analysis if the declaration is ambiguous, particularly for blends that combine wool with synthetic or vegetable fibers.
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