About HS Code 540832
This HS code covers the international commerce of woven fabrics made from artificial filament yarns, including monofilaments and strips, that have been dyed a single, uniform color. These fabrics represent a significant step up in value from their unbleached counterparts, being ready for cutting and sewing into finished goods. Global importers include apparel manufacturers, home textile producers, and upholstery companies, particularly in fashion-forward markets and large-scale production hubs. Exporters are often integrated textile mills in countries like China, India, and Pakistan, which have advanced dyeing and finishing capabilities. The trade is heavily influenced by fashion trends, color palettes, and the demand for specific fabric properties like drape, hand-feel, and durability. Buyers prioritize color consistency, fastness, and the environmental impact of dyeing processes. This category is vital for mass-market clothing and interior design applications.
Products Under This Code
Dyed rayon challis, Dyed acetate taffeta, Dyed lyocell sateen, Dyed modal jersey (woven), Dyed viscose georgette, Dyed cuprammonium lining, Dyed triacetate crepe
Real World Examples
Zara dyed viscose fabrics, H&M dyed lyocell fabrics, Lenzing dyed Tencel fabrics, Inditex dyed artificial filament fabrics, Toray dyed synthetic fabrics
Common Misclassification
This code is often confused with 540833 (yarn-dyed fabrics) if the color is from pre-dyed yarns rather than piece-dyeing, or with 540831 if the fabric is only bleached.
Products Classified Under 5408.32
Industry
This code belongs to the Textiles & Clothing industry.
Trade Overview
China, India, and Pakistan are major exporters, while Bangladesh, Vietnam, and the EU are significant importers of these dyed artificial filament fabrics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 540832?
HS code 540832 covers: Fabrics, woven; of artificial filament yarn, of artificial monofilament, strip and the like, n.e.c. in heading no. 5408, dyed. This HS code covers the international commerce of woven fabrics made from artificial filament yarns, including monofilaments and strips, that have been dyed a single, uniform color. These fabrics represent a significant step up in value from their unbleached counterparts, being ready for cutting and sewing into finished goods. Global importers include apparel manufacturers, home textile producers, and upholstery companies, particularly in fashion-forward markets and large-scale production hubs. Exporters are often integrated textile mills in countries like China, India, and Pakistan, which have advanced dyeing and finishing capabilities. The trade is heavily influenced by fashion trends, color palettes, and the demand for specific fabric properties like drape, hand-feel, and durability. Buyers prioritize color consistency, fastness, and the environmental impact of dyeing processes. This category is vital for mass-market clothing and interior design applications.
What products fall under HS code 540832?
Dyed rayon challis, Dyed acetate taffeta, Dyed lyocell sateen, Dyed modal jersey (woven), Dyed viscose georgette, Dyed cuprammonium lining, Dyed triacetate crepe
What are common misclassifications for HS code 540832?
This code is often confused with 540833 (yarn-dyed fabrics) if the color is from pre-dyed yarns rather than piece-dyeing, or with 540831 if the fabric is only bleached.
How is HS code 540832 structured?
HS code 540832 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (54) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (08) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (32) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.