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U.S. imports of woven cut corduroy fabrics of man-made fibers (HS 580132) totaled $48K in April 2026, traded with 12 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataCut corduroy of man-made fibers is defined by its parallel cut-pile ribs — a construction that separates it from other cut weft pile fabrics and from cotton corduroy classified elsewhere in heading 5801. All US imports enter under a single tariff line (5801320000). China is the dominant supplier, with Turkey and Poland also active sources. Apparel manufacturers and home-furnishings converters are the primary end users, and fabric weight and rib count are the key commercial specifications buyers negotiate.
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Corduroy is specifically characterized by parallel cut-pile ribs running lengthwise, formed by cutting weft floats. Other cut weft pile fabrics (classified under 580133) lack this rib structure. The fiber content — man-made rather than cotton or wool — further determines the correct subheading within 5801.
At the 6-digit HS level, rib count and weight do not create separate subheadings for man-made fiber corduroy — the single line 5801320000 covers the full range. However, these specifications are commercially critical for buyer contracts and may affect textile quota or visa requirements in certain trade programs.
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