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SITCSection 6
U.S. imports of mixed cotton woven fabrics, printed, over 200 g/m² (SITC 65298) totaled $353K in April 2026, traded with 20 countries.
Importers of Mixed Cotton Woven Fabrics, Printed, Over 200 g/m² paid $36K in duties in April 2026 — an effective duty rate of 10% on $357K in dutiable value, based on actual customs collections rather than the published tariff schedule. Mixed Cotton Woven Fabrics, Printed, Over 200 g/m² imports of $353K in April 2026 ran 18% above the year-to-date monthly average of $299K.
Last updated: April 2026 dataPrinted cotton-blend woven fabrics exceeding 200 g/m² combine the weight and body of heavier constructions with surface-applied designs, making them common in home furnishing textiles such as drapery, slipcover fabric, and decorative upholstery. SITC 65298 sits at the intersection of two key classification variables — finishing method (printed) and weight bracket (over 200 g/m²) — both of which must be accurately substantiated with test data and commercial documentation. The 'n.e.s.' secondary fiber designation means these fabrics do not fit a more specific blended-fiber heading, and the chief-weight determination for the cotton component should be supported by laboratory fiber analysis. A licensed customs broker should be consulted to confirm the correct HTS subheading for the specific construction.
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Rotary screen, flatbed screen, and digital inkjet printing are the most common methods for heavy woven fabrics. The printing technology itself does not change the SITC or HTS classification — what matters is that the color or pattern is applied to the surface of the finished woven cloth rather than introduced through pre-dyed yarns. The method may, however, affect compliance with environmental or chemical regulations in the destination market.
The n.e.s. designation means the fabric does not qualify for a more specific blended-fiber heading, typically because the secondary fiber is not one of the named fibers (such as wool or silk) that have their own dedicated categories. Importers must still identify and declare the secondary fiber type and its weight percentage on the entry documentation, as CBP may request this information to verify that the n.e.s. classification is correct.
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| Country | Imports | Exports | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| ITALY | $115K | -- | -$115K |
| PAKISTAN | $104K | -- | -$104K |
| JAPAN | $48K | -- | -$48K |
| UNITED KINGDOM | $38K | $3K | -$34K |
| INDIA | $29K | -- | -$29K |
Monthly import values over time