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U.S. imports of woven fabrics of non-polyamide, non-polyester synthetic filaments (≥85%), of different colored yarns (HS 540773) totaled $1.7M in April 2026, traded with 26 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataTurkey leads US imports under this heading, followed by Mexico and China — a supplier profile that reflects both proximity-driven trade and global synthetic textile manufacturing. These are yarn-dyed woven fabrics, meaning color is introduced at the yarn stage before weaving, producing stripes, plaids, or dobby patterns rather than piece-dyed solids. The heading excludes polyamide and polyester as the dominant filament, so polypropylene, acrylic, or modacrylic constructions are the most common qualifying fibers. The US schedule includes a thread-count-based line (5407731000) alongside weight-differentiated lines for fabrics below and above 170 g/m², requiring both fiber analysis and construction data for accurate classification.
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A 'different colored yarns' fabric is woven from yarns that were dyed or colored before weaving, creating an inherent pattern in the fabric structure. A piece-dyed fabric, by contrast, is woven from undyed yarn and then dyed as a whole cloth. Customs examiners may request weave analysis or production records to confirm the coloring method when the distinction is not visually obvious.
Goods originating in Mexico may qualify for preferential treatment under USMCA, provided they meet the applicable rules of origin, including any required fiber-forward or yarn-forward requirements. Importers should obtain a valid USMCA certification of origin and confirm that the fabric's production history satisfies the tariff shift rules before claiming the preference.
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