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U.S. imports of other knit garments of manmade fibers (nesoi) (HS 611430) totaled $81.1M in April 2026, traded with 88 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataResidual knit or crocheted garments of manmade fibers — including tops, bodysuits, jumpers, sunsuits, and coveralls not classifiable under more specific Chapter 61 headings — are captured here, with the US schedule further subdividing by wool content (above or below 23%) and elastane yarn percentage for bodysuits. Vietnam and China are the dominant suppliers, and goods of Chinese origin are subject to Section 301 tariffs, reinforcing Vietnam's position as the leading source. Mexico's presence in the top-five supplier list is notable for manmade-fiber garments, as USMCA rules of origin can support preferential duty treatment for qualifying goods produced in Mexico.
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Several 10-digit lines within 6114.30 — particularly for jumpers and coveralls — distinguish between garments containing 23% or more wool or fine animal hair by weight and those below that threshold. This split reflects different duty rates and textile quota category assignments. Importers of blended MMF/wool garments must confirm the wool percentage with a fiber-content test report.
To claim USMCA preference, the importer must possess a certification of origin (from the producer, exporter, or importer) attesting that the garment meets the applicable tariff shift rule — typically requiring that the yarn and fabric be formed in a USMCA country (yarn-forward). Supporting records such as mill certificates, cut-and-sew records, and fiber sourcing documentation should be retained for five years in case of a CBP audit.
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