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U.S. imports of printed woven fabrics of non-polyester synthetic staple fibers, mixed with cotton, over 170 g/m² (HS 551449) totaled $71K in April 2026, traded with 9 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataPrinted woven fabrics built on non-polyester synthetic staple fibers — such as acrylic, modacrylic, or other synthetics — blended with cotton at less than 85% synthetic content by weight and exceeding 170 g/m² fall here. The heavier weight threshold and cotton blend distinguish these fabrics from lighter or unmixed counterparts, making classification sensitive to fiber composition testing and weight certification. Czech Republic, Belgium, and France are the leading US suppliers, reflecting European specialty textile production. The US schedule includes tariff lines 5514490010 (plain/broadcloth constructions) and 5514490090 (other constructions), so the specific weave structure affects the applicable line.
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The 85% threshold refers to the weight of the non-polyester synthetic staple fibers relative to the total fabric weight. Importers typically need a fiber composition test report from an accredited laboratory to substantiate the blend ratio at entry; CBP may request this documentation during review.
5514490010 covers plain-weave poplin and broadcloth constructions, while 5514490090 captures all other printed woven fabrics of this fiber/weight specification not elsewhere specified. The weave structure and fabric construction type drive the line selection, so technical fabric specifications should be reviewed before filing.
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