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U.S. imports of other blankets and traveling rugs (non-electric) (HS 630190) totaled $2.4M in April 2026, traded with 53 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataArtificial fiber, silk, and other textile material blankets not classified under wool, cotton, or synthetic headings fall here, making 630190 a residual but commercially meaningful category for specialty and luxury bedding. The US schedule subdivides by fiber type: artificial fiber blankets (6301900010), items at least 85% silk by weight (6301900020), and remaining fiber combinations (6301900030). China and India lead supply across the heading's diverse fiber range, while Italy and Taiwan contribute higher-value specialty constructions. Importers of silk-content blankets should pay particular attention to the 85% weight threshold, as it determines which 10-digit line applies and can affect duty treatment.
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Blankets containing at least 85% silk or silk waste by weight are classified under 6301900020, while those falling below that threshold—or made of other non-synthetic, non-cotton, non-wool fibers—fall under 6301900030. Fiber content must be verified by weight percentage, typically supported by a mill test report or laboratory analysis, not by visual inspection alone.
The HTS distinguishes man-made fibers by origin: synthetic fibers (polyester, nylon, acrylic, polypropylene) are petroleum-derived, while artificial fibers (viscose/rayon, modal, lyocell) are cellulose-based. A blanket primarily of viscose or modal belongs in 6301900010 under heading 630190, not in heading 630140, even though both are man-made.
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