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U.S. imports of dyed woven fabrics of non-polyamide, non-polyester synthetic filaments (≥85%) (HS 540772) totaled $305K in April 2026, traded with 19 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataImports from India lead this heading, with Italy and China also among the top suppliers — a mix that reflects both commodity-grade and higher-end specialty synthetic fabrics. The heading captures dyed woven fabrics built predominantly from synthetic filaments other than polyamides (nylon) and polyesters, a distinction that most commonly points to polypropylene, acrylic, or other specialty filament constructions. US tariff lines split the heading by fabric weight: 5407720015 covers fabrics at or below 170 g/m², while 5407720060 covers heavier constructions above that threshold. Goods from China may be subject to Section 301 tariffs, making origin documentation and accurate fiber-content declarations critical at entry.
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The US schedule subdivides this heading by fabric weight: 5407720015 applies to fabrics weighing 170 g/m² or less, while 5407720060 covers fabrics exceeding that threshold. Accurate weight testing per square meter is essential before filing, as misclassification between these lines can trigger compliance issues.
This heading specifically excludes polyamide and polyester filaments, so the importer must demonstrate through mill certificates or lab testing that the dominant synthetic fiber is neither of those types. Customs may request supporting documentation to confirm the fiber identity, particularly for blended constructions where the dominant filament is not immediately obvious from commercial invoices.
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