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U.S. imports of woven cotton chenille fabrics (HS 580126) totaled $431K in April 2026, traded with 12 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataWoven chenille fabrics of cotton — characterized by their soft, tufted-yarn pile surface created by weaving pre-twisted chenille yarns rather than by a tufting process — serve upholstery, drapery, and decorative textile markets. Turkey is the leading US supplier under this heading, a reflection of Turkey's substantial capacity in chenille weaving for home furnishings; Italy and Belgium are also significant sources. The US schedule distinguishes constructions where chenille yarn appears on one side only (5801260010) from other chenille fabric types (5801260020), a structural detail that affects both classification and end-use suitability. Importers should note that Chinese-origin goods in this category carry Section 301 exposure.
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In some chenille constructions, the chenille pile yarn is incorporated only on the face of the fabric, with a plain or different weave structure on the reverse. The 10-digit line 5801260010 captures this single-face construction. If chenille yarn appears on both faces or the construction does not meet this criterion, the fabric falls under 5801260020. Importers should obtain a technical specification from the mill confirming the yarn placement.
Cotton chenille fabrics originating in China are subject to Section 301 tariffs in addition to the standard column 1 duty. Turkey, the leading supplier, is not currently subject to Section 301 measures on this product, though it has been subject to Section 232 measures on steel and aluminum in other contexts. Importers should verify the current trade remedy status for each origin country with a licensed customs broker before filing entry.
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