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U.S. exports of printed plain-weave woven fabric of polyester staple fiber mixed with cotton, under 85% synthetic, ≤170 g/m² (HS 5513410000) totaled $38K in June 2026, traded with 3 countries.
Last updated: June 2026 dataBlended textile fabrics containing less than 85% polyester staple fiber by weight, mixed principally with cotton, woven in a plain weave, printed, and not exceeding 170 g/m² fall under this technically precise tariff line. The fiber-content threshold — below 85% synthetic — is the pivotal classification criterion; fabrics at or above that threshold shift to a different heading, making laboratory fiber-analysis reports a standard part of the entry package. Apparel and home-textiles manufacturers sourcing lightweight printed shirting or lining fabrics should note that this category may be subject to quota monitoring under textile and apparel trade agreements.
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A laboratory fiber-content analysis confirming that synthetic staple fiber constitutes less than 85% by weight, with cotton as the primary non-synthetic component, is essential. Without this documentation, CBP may reclassify the fabric into a higher-duty or quota-restricted heading.
Yes — the 170 g/m² ceiling is a hard classification boundary. Fabrics exceeding this weight are classified under a separate HTS line with potentially different duty rates. Importers should obtain certified weight-per-square-meter test results from an accredited textile laboratory.
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