Textiles classification rules prioritize predominant material, specify yarn and 'made up' criteria, and list comprehensive exclusions. Section XI prescribes classification rules for textiles (Chapters 50-63): an exclusion list delimiting covered goods; a predominant material rule treating ... Summary
Textiles classification rules prioritize predominant material, specify yarn and 'made up' criteria, and list comprehensive exclusions.
Section XI prescribes classification rules for textiles (Chapters 50-63): an exclusion list delimiting covered goods; a predominant material rule treating mixed-material goods as wholly of the weight predominant textile or, if equal, the material with the later heading number; binding provisions treating composite yarns and metal thread as single materials and treating Chapters 54 and 55 together; detailed technical definitions and thresholds for yarn categories, "put up for retail sale", "sewing thread" and "high tenacity yarn"; a statutory definition of "made up" goods and cross-Chapter application rules; and sub heading definitions and standards references for consistent classification.
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