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U.S. imports of woven pile and chenille fabrics of other textile materials (HS 580190) totaled $263K in April 2026, traded with 25 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataPile and chenille fabrics woven from textile materials outside the main fiber categories — including silk, vegetable fibers other than cotton, and other specialty fibers — are captured here as a residual grouping. The US schedule distinguishes vegetable fiber constructions (5801901000), fabrics containing more than 85% silk or silk waste by weight (5801902010), and all remaining materials (5801902090). Italy, Belgium, and France lead US import supply, reflecting European specialization in luxury and novelty textile constructions. These fabrics serve high-end apparel, couture, and bespoke furnishing markets.
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Fabrics containing more than 85% by weight of silk or silk waste are classified under 5801902010. Fabrics with silk content at or below that threshold, or blended with other specialty fibers, would fall under the residual line 5801902090, provided they are not vegetable fiber constructions covered by 5801901000.
Italy, Belgium, and France have long-established weaving industries specializing in luxury and technical textiles using specialty fibers such as silk, linen, and novel blends. These materials require sophisticated loom technology and craft expertise that concentrates production in European mills, particularly for high-end furnishing and couture applications.
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