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U.S. imports of women's & girls' non-knit suits of other textile materials, subject to man-made fiber restraint (HS 6204198060) totaled $12K in June 2026, traded with 8 countries.
Women's & Girls' Non-Knit Suits of Other Textile Materials, Subject to Man-Made Fiber Restraint imports of $12K in June 2026 ran 75% above the year-to-date monthly average of $7K.
Non-knitted suits for women and girls made from textile materials other than wool, cotton, or man-made fibers — but subject to man-made fiber (MMF) trade restraints — occupy a narrow classification space where both fiber content and applicable quota or safeguard measures must be verified before entry. The MMF restraint designation signals that these garments are monitored under textile trade agreement provisions, and importers must ensure that visa or export license documentation from the country of origin accompanies the shipment. Misidentifying the primary fiber content or the applicable restraint category is a common source of CBP detentions in the apparel sector.
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It means the garments fall within a category monitored or restricted under textile trade agreement provisions applicable to man-made fiber apparel. Importers typically must obtain a textile visa or export license from the country of export and present it at entry; failure to do so can result in CBP holds or liquidated damages.
The chief weight rule applies — the fiber that constitutes the greatest percentage by weight of the outer shell fabric determines the primary fiber classification. Laboratory fiber-content analysis and accurate supplier declarations are essential to confirm that the garment belongs in this 'other textile materials' line rather than a wool, cotton, or MMF-specific heading.
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Monthly import values over time
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U.S. trade for this product is not broken down by state or port in the latest Census Bureau release.