What types of fabrics are included under HS-4 5806?

HS-4 5806 includes narrow woven fabrics such as terry toweling, chenille fabrics, and narrow fabrics made from elastomeric yarn.

How can I determine the correct HS-6 subheading?

Review the material composition and specific characteristics of your fabric to select the appropriate HS-6 subheading, such as cotton, man-made fibers, or elastomeric content.

Are there any exclusions in HS-4 5806?

Yes, goods classified under heading 5807 are excluded from HS-4 5806.

A bolduc is a type of narrow fabric that consists of warp without weft and is assembled using an adhesive, classified under HS-6 580640.

Can I use HS-4 5806 for all narrow fabrics?

No, HS-4 5806 is specific to narrow woven fabrics other than those classified under heading 5807. Ensure your fabric meets the criteria.

What if my fabric doesn't fit neatly into the subheadings?

If your fabric is not specified under the existing subheadings, consider HS-6 580639, which covers fabrics not elsewhere classified.

HS-4 · Heading

5806 — Fabrics; narrow woven, other than goods of heading 5807; narrow fabrics consisting of warp without weft assembled by means of an adhesive (bolducs)

Chapter 58: Special woven fabrics

Plain-language overview

Use HS-4 5806 when importing narrow woven fabrics that are not classified under heading 5807. For example, if you are bringing in terry toweling or chenille fabrics, this heading will apply. Understanding the specific subheadings is crucial for accurate classification and duty assessment.

The distinction between HS-6 580610 and 580620 is key. While 580610 covers woven pile fabrics like terry toweling, 580620 pertains to narrow fabrics containing 5% or more elastomeric yarn. If your product is a narrow fabric with significant elastic content, choose 580620 instead of 580610.

When dealing with narrow woven fabrics of cotton, HS-6 580631 is the right choice. However, if your fabric is made from man-made fibers, you should use HS-6 580632. Be careful to check the material composition to select the correct subheading.

For narrow woven fabrics that do not fit into the previous categories, HS-6 580639 is applicable. This subheading captures fabrics made from various textile materials not specified elsewhere in this heading.

Keywords & topics

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narrow woven fabrics · terry toweling · chenille fabrics · elastomeric yarn · narrow elastic fabrics · cotton woven fabrics · man-made fiber fabrics · adhesive assembled fabrics · HS-6 classification · textile materials · import textile codes · HS-4 5806 · fabrics classification · narrow fabrics · textile import regulations

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-4 heading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Terry toweling fabrics (HS-6 580610)
Narrow elastic fabrics (HS-6 580620)
Narrow cotton woven fabrics (HS-6 580631)
Narrow man-made fiber fabrics (HS-6 580632)
Other narrow woven fabrics (HS-6 580639)
Bolducs or adhesive-assembled fabrics (HS-6 580640)

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Questions & answers

For orientation only—the binding text is your national tariff and the WCO nomenclature your country uses.

What types of fabrics are included under HS-4 5806?: HS-4 5806 includes narrow woven fabrics such as terry toweling, chenille fabrics, and narrow fabrics made from elastomeric yarn.
How can I determine the correct HS-6 subheading?: Review the material composition and specific characteristics of your fabric to select the appropriate HS-6 subheading, such as cotton, man-made fibers, or elastomeric content.
Are there any exclusions in HS-4 5806?: Yes, goods classified under heading 5807 are excluded from HS-4 5806.
What is a bolduc?: A bolduc is a type of narrow fabric that consists of warp without weft and is assembled using an adhesive, classified under HS-6 580640.
Can I use HS-4 5806 for all narrow fabrics?: No, HS-4 5806 is specific to narrow woven fabrics other than those classified under heading 5807. Ensure your fabric meets the criteria.
What if my fabric doesn't fit neatly into the subheadings?: If your fabric is not specified under the existing subheadings, consider HS-6 580639, which covers fabrics not elsewhere classified.

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