What is HS-4 5407 used for?
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HS-4 · Heading
Chapter 54: Man-made filaments
Use HS-4 5407 when importing woven fabrics made from synthetic filament yarn, such as a shipment of polyester fabric rolls intended for apparel. This heading includes various types of fabrics, each defined by their composition and treatment.
When deciding among the subheadings, consider the yarn type and treatment. For example, HS-6 540710 covers high tenacity nylon or polyester fabrics, while HS-6 540720 includes fabrics made from strips of synthetic materials. If your fabric is made from textured polyester and is dyed, you would use HS-6 540752.
The distinction between subheadings can also depend on the percentage of synthetic filaments. For instance, fabrics with 85% or more synthetic filaments fall under several specific codes like 540741 for unbleached nylon or 540752 for dyed textured polyester. If your fabric contains less than 85% synthetic filaments and is mainly cotton, you would look at 540781.
Useful terms traders and brokers use for this HS-4 heading.
HS-4 5407 · woven synthetic fabrics · import synthetic textiles · synthetic filament yarn · high tenacity nylon fabrics · textured polyester fabrics · dyed synthetic fabrics · printed textile materials · fabrics of synthetic filaments · synthetic textile classification
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Use this topic to narrow your shortlist, then validate the final code against legal wording.
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