About HS Code 520615
This HS code specifically covers very fine single, uncombed cotton yarn, not for retail, with a cotton content of less than 85% by weight, characterized by a fineness of less than 125 decitex. This category represents some of the finest uncombed blended cotton yarns traded internationally, essential for producing delicate and high-quality lightweight fabrics. Manufacturers specializing in premium shirting, fine hosiery, delicate apparel, and luxury home textiles are the primary importers. These yarns are often blended with synthetic fibers to enhance properties like strength, wrinkle resistance, or drape, making them highly versatile. Major textile-producing nations like China, India, Vietnam, and Bangladesh are key players, both as importers for their manufacturing needs and as exporters of specialized yarns. The trade in these fine yarns requires stringent quality control, as inconsistencies can significantly impact the final fabric's appearance and performance. Market dynamics are influenced by fashion trends, demand for lightweight fabrics, and the availability of high-quality raw cotton and blending fibers.
Products Under This Code
Super fine uncombed cotton blend yarn, Yarn for sheer fabrics, Blended yarn for fine hosiery, Industrial yarn for delicate apparel, Yarn for high-thread-count shirting, Uncombed yarn for lightweight linings, Yarn for premium blended knitwear
Real World Examples
Raymond Ltd (India) fine blended yarn, Shandong Ruyi (China) premium yarn, PT Indorama Synthetics (Indonesia) blended fine yarn, Artistic Fabric Mills (Pakistan) specialized yarn
Common Misclassification
This code is often confused with 520515 (single, uncombed, 85% or more cotton) if the cotton content is misdeclared, or with 520625 (single, combed, less than 85% cotton) due to the "combed" vs "uncombed" distinction and similar fineness.
Industry
This code belongs to the Textiles & Clothing industry.
Trade Overview
Top importers include China, Vietnam, and Bangladesh, while major exporters are India, Pakistan, and Indonesia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 520615?
HS code 520615 covers: Cotton yarn; (not sewing thread), single, of uncombed fibres, less than 85% by weight of cotton, measuring less than 125 decitex (exceeding 80 metric number), not for retail sale. This HS code specifically covers very fine single, uncombed cotton yarn, not for retail, with a cotton content of less than 85% by weight, characterized by a fineness of less than 125 decitex. This category represents some of the finest uncombed blended cotton yarns traded internationally, essential for producing delicate and high-quality lightweight fabrics. Manufacturers specializing in premium shirting, fine hosiery, delicate apparel, and luxury home textiles are the primary importers. These yarns are often blended with synthetic fibers to enhance properties like strength, wrinkle resistance, or drape, making them highly versatile. Major textile-producing nations like China, India, Vietnam, and Bangladesh are key players, both as importers for their manufacturing needs and as exporters of specialized yarns. The trade in these fine yarns requires stringent quality control, as inconsistencies can significantly impact the final fabric's appearance and performance. Market dynamics are influenced by fashion trends, demand for lightweight fabrics, and the availability of high-quality raw cotton and blending fibers.
What products fall under HS code 520615?
Super fine uncombed cotton blend yarn, Yarn for sheer fabrics, Blended yarn for fine hosiery, Industrial yarn for delicate apparel, Yarn for high-thread-count shirting, Uncombed yarn for lightweight linings, Yarn for premium blended knitwear
What are common misclassifications for HS code 520615?
This code is often confused with 520515 (single, uncombed, 85% or more cotton) if the cotton content is misdeclared, or with 520625 (single, combed, less than 85% cotton) due to the "combed" vs "uncombed" distinction and similar fineness.
How is HS code 520615 structured?
HS code 520615 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (52) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (06) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (15) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.