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U.S. imports of women's & girls' woven undershirts, briefs, bathrobes & similar articles of other textile materials (HS 620899) totaled $707K in April 2026, traded with 49 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataWoven intimate and loungewear articles for women and girls made from wool, silk, or other specialty textile materials not elsewhere classified are captured here, with 10-digit lines distinguishing wool (6208992010/6208992020), high-silk-content garments at 70% or more (6208993010/6208993020), lower-silk-content blends (6208995010/6208995020), and residual other materials (6208998010/6208998020). China dominates supply, with Vietnam and Italy also notable — Italy's presence again pointing to premium silk and fine-fabric production. The breadth of fiber types covered means that a single commercial invoice listing multiple fabric compositions may require entries across several of these 10-digit lines simultaneously.
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Each fiber threshold has its own 10-digit line: garments at 70% or more silk are classified under 6208993010 (negligees/bathrobes) or 6208993020 (briefs/singlets), while those below 70% silk fall under 6208995010 or 6208995020. The shipment must be split across the applicable lines on the entry summary, supported by mill certificates confirming the silk percentage by weight.
Yes. CBP expects importers to classify goods under the most specific applicable provision. Using a residual line (e.g., 6208998010) for a garment that is actually wool or silk can constitute a misclassification. Fiber testing and supplier documentation should be reviewed before defaulting to the NESOI lines.
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