Find HS Code and trade information for QUILTING

Okay, let's break down these HS codes for your "QUILTING" related products. I'll provide a structured analysis, focusing on classification, tax implications, and key considerations.

Understanding HS Code Structure

Before we dive in, remember that HS codes are hierarchical. The first 6 digits define the product category, and further digits specify details. Here's a general breakdown of the first two digits:

• 52: Cotton
• 53: Other Vegetable Textile Fibers
• 56: Wadding, felt, nonwoven fabrics
• 63: Textiles (linens, etc.)
• 64: Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles

Detailed HS Code Analysis

I'll group the codes by category for clarity.

1. Cotton Fabrics (HS Chapter 52)

• 5209.51.60.35: Woven fabrics of cotton (85% or more cotton), >200 g/m², Printed, Plain weave, Sheeting, Not napped.
  • Tax: 8.4% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 63.4%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
  • Key Consideration: Verify the exact cotton content and weight per square meter.
• 5209.59.00.90: Woven fabrics of cotton (85% or more cotton), >200 g/m², Printed, Other fabrics.
  • Tax: 8.4% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 63.4%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
  • Key Consideration: This is a broader category than 5209.51.60.35.
• 5212.25.60.90: Other woven fabrics of cotton, >200 g/m², Printed, Other.
  • Tax: 0.0% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 55.0%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
  • Key Consideration: This code applies to cotton fabrics that don't meet the specific criteria of 5209.

2. Other Vegetable Textile Fibers (HS Chapter 53)

• 5311.00.30.20: Woven fabrics of other vegetable fibers, containing cotton and man-made fibers, subject to cotton restraints.
  • Tax: 0.0% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 55.0%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
  • Key Consideration: The "subject to cotton restraints" aspect is important. You'll need to confirm if this applies to your specific import situation.
• 5311.00.30.70: Woven fabrics of other vegetable fibers, containing cotton and man-made fibers, subject to man-made fiber restraints.
  • Tax: 0.0% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 55.0%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
  • Key Consideration: Similar to 5311.00.30.20, confirm the applicable restraint.

3. Wadding, Felt, and Nonwoven Fabrics (HS Chapter 56)

• 5601.21.00.10 & 5601.21.00.90: Wadding of cotton, in the piece/other.
  • Tax: 3.6% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 58.6%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
• 5601.22.00.10, 5601.22.00.50 & 5601.22.00.91: Wadding of man-made fibers, in the piece/flocked swabs/other.
  • Tax: 6.3% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 61.3%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
• 5601.29.00.10, 5601.29.00.20 & 5601.29.00.90: Wadding of other materials (silk, wool, etc.).
  • Tax: 4.0% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 59.0%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.
• 5601.30.00.00: Textile flock and dust.
  • Tax: 0.0% Basic + 25% Additional (Total 55.0%). Note: This additional tariff will increase to 30% after April 2, 2025.

4. Textiles (Linens, etc.) (HS Chapter 63)

• 6302.31.30.50: Bed linen of cotton, containing embroidery, lace, etc., napped.
  • Tax: 11.9% Basic + 7.5% Additional (Total 49.4%).
• 6302.32.10.10: Bed linen of man-made fibers, containing embroidery, lace, etc., pillowcases, napped.
  • Tax: 14.9% Basic + 0.0% Additional (Total 44.9%).
• 6307.90.89.50: Other made up articles (surgical towels, quilt shells), cotton, sleeping bag shells.
  • Tax: 7.0% Basic + 0.0% Additional (Total 37.0%).

Important Reminders & Recommendations:

• Material Composition: Crucially, verify the exact material composition of each product. Even small percentages of different fibers can change the HS code.
• Weight & Construction: Confirm the weight per square meter and the specific construction method (woven, knitted, etc.).
• April 2, 2025 Tariff Changes: Be aware of the upcoming tariff increases.
• Certificates of Origin: Depending on the country of origin, you may need a Certificate of Origin to benefit from preferential trade agreements.
• Restraint Requirements: For codes 5311.00.30.20 and 5311.00.30.70, investigate the specific restraint requirements.
• Consult a Broker: For complex classifications, it's highly recommended to consult with a licensed customs broker. They can provide definitive guidance based on your specific products and import situation.

I hope this detailed analysis is helpful! Let me know if you have any other questions.