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U.S. imports of woven cotton fabric, different-colored yarns, non-plain weave, ≥85% cotton, not over 200 g/m² (HS 520849) totaled $476K in April 2026, traded with 20 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataJacquard and other non-plain weave constructions woven from different-colored yarns occupy a distinct classification niche within the lightweight cotton fabric schedule, separated from plain-weave and printed counterparts by both weave structure and yarn-dyeing method. The US tariff schedule subdivides this heading across eleven 10-digit lines—including 5208492000, 5208494010 through 5208494090, 5208496010 through 5208496090, 5208498020, 5208498090, and 5208499000—differentiating by thread count (below #42, #43–68, and #69 and above) and by Jacquard versus non-Jacquard construction. India is the dominant supplier, with Italy and Japan contributing higher-value dobby and Jacquard constructions favored in apparel and home-furnishing end uses. Importers should confirm weave type and yarn-dyeing method at the time of entry, as misclassification between yarn-dyed and printed or between Jacquard and other weaves can shift the applicable tariff line.
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Jacquard fabrics are produced on a Jacquard loom that controls individual warp threads to create complex, figured patterns; other non-plain weaves such as dobby or oxford are produced on different mechanisms. CBP may request loom certification, weave diagrams, or technical fabric specifications to confirm the correct 10-digit line, since Jacquard and non-Jacquard constructions are separately enumerated within this heading.
A yarn-dyed fabric is colored before weaving, so the color penetrates the full yarn cross-section and the pattern is visible on both faces. A printed fabric is colored after weaving, typically showing a less distinct pattern on the reverse. Lab analysis of yarn cross-sections or a mill certificate confirming the dyeing stage can substantiate the yarn-dyed classification if CBP questions the entry.
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