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U.S. imports of dyed woven fabrics of synthetic filaments mixed mainly with cotton (under 85% synthetic) (HS 540782) totaled $309K in April 2026, traded with 17 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataDyed synthetic-cotton blend woven fabrics serve a broad range of end uses — from apparel shirting and dress fabrics to printcloth and sheeting — making accurate weave-construction identification central to classification. India leads US imports under this heading, with Bahrain and Italy also among the top suppliers. The US schedule is notably granular, with separate 10-digit lines for poplin/broadcloth (5407820010), sheeting (5407820020), printcloth (5407820030), and other constructions (5407820040, 5407820090), each requiring confirmed weave data. Goods originating in China are subject to Section 301 tariffs, reinforcing the commercial importance of origin tracing for this widely sourced blend category.
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Printcloth is a plain-weave fabric with a balanced construction typically used as a base for printing, while sheeting refers to wider plain-weave fabrics used primarily in home textiles. The distinction turns on construction specifications and end-use context; mill documentation identifying the fabric type and intended application supports the correct line selection.
Bahrain hosts finishing and weaving operations that process yarn and greige cloth sourced regionally, and its trade agreements with the United States can affect duty treatment for qualifying goods. Importers should verify that claimed Bahraini origin meets applicable rules-of-origin requirements, as transshipment or insufficient processing can affect admissibility of preferential claims.
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