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U.S. imports of woven cut weft pile fabrics of man-made fibers (other than corduroy) (HS 580133) totaled $589K in April 2026, traded with 13 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataCut weft pile fabrics of man-made fibers that are not corduroy — including velvet and velveteen constructions in polyester, nylon, or other synthetics — enter the US under tariff line 5801330000. The explicit exclusion of corduroy is the key classification boundary within this heading. China leads US import supply by a wide margin, with Turkey and India also significant sources. These fabrics are widely used in apparel, costume, and decorative furnishing applications where a smooth, dense cut-pile surface is required.
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The defining feature of corduroy is its parallel longitudinal ribs formed by cutting weft floats in a structured pattern. Fabrics with a uniformly cut pile surface lacking those distinct ribs — such as velvet or velveteen — fall under 580133. When the pile structure is ambiguous, laboratory analysis of the weave construction may be needed to support the classification.
Yes, imports from China are subject to Section 301 tariffs in addition to the standard column 1 duty rate. Importers should verify the current rate and product-specific exclusion status with a licensed customs broker, as Section 301 coverage and exclusions are periodically updated.
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