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U.S. exports of printed woven fabric, synthetic staple fiber (<85%) mixed with cotton, >170 g/m² (HS 5514490000) totaled $1.3M in June 2026, traded with 8 countries.
Printed woven fabrics composed of less than 85% synthetic staple fiber by weight, mixed principally with cotton, and weighing more than 170 g/m² occupy a tightly defined classification that reflects both fiber blend and finishing method. The printed surface treatment — as opposed to yarn-dyed or unbleached — is a key classification criterion distinguishing this line from parallel provisions for the same fiber blend in other finishing states. These heavier-weight blended fabrics are commonly used in apparel, workwear, and home-textile applications where durability and print retention are priorities. Importers should document the precise synthetic-to-cotton weight ratio, as crossing the 85% threshold shifts classification to a different heading.
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Heading 5514 covers woven fabrics of synthetic staple fiber containing less than 85% such fiber by weight. At 85% or above, the fabric would classify under heading 5512 instead. The weight percentage of synthetic fiber relative to total fabric weight must be documented — typically via a fiber analysis certificate — to support the correct classification.
Within heading 5514, the US schedule distinguishes fabrics by their finishing state: unbleached or bleached, dyed, of yarns of different colors, and printed. A fabric that is printed rather than dyed or yarn-colored falls specifically under the printed provisions. Misidentifying the finishing method is a common classification error for blended woven fabrics.
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