About HS Code 600543
This category includes warp knit fabrics made from artificial fibers where the aesthetic is created by knitting together yarns that have been dyed different colors prior to knitting. This results in unique patterns, heathered effects, or multi-tone designs, leveraging the soft hand and elegant drape characteristic of artificial fibers. These fabrics are often found in fashion apparel, sophisticated loungewear, and decorative textiles, offering a refined and distinctive look. Importers are typically fashion brands, high-end garment manufacturers, and interior designers seeking unique, textured fabrics. Exporters are specialized textile mills with expertise in multi-color knitting of artificial yarns. Key aspects for trade include the complexity of the knit pattern, yarn quality, and the ability to consistently reproduce specific color combinations.
Products Under This Code
Heathered modal jersey, striped viscose tricot, jacquard knit (artificial fiber), melange lyocell fabric, patterned rayon knit, multi-color cupro fabric, two-tone Tencel knit
Real World Examples
Lenzing Modal heathered fabric, patterned viscose fashion fabric, Bemberg jacquard lining, Tencel melange fabric, striped rayon knit from Ecovero
Common Misclassification
Differs from 600542 (dyed) as the color is inherent to the yarn before knitting, and 600544 (printed) where the pattern is applied to the surface.
Products Classified Under 6005.43
Industry
This code belongs to the Textiles & Clothing industry.
Trade Overview
China, Italy, and Portugal are strong in producing these fabrics; USA, EU countries, and Japan are key consumers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 600543?
HS code 600543 covers: Fabrics; warp knit (including those made on galloon knitting machines), other than those of headings 60.01 to 60.04, of artificial fibres, of yarns of different colours. This category includes warp knit fabrics made from artificial fibers where the aesthetic is created by knitting together yarns that have been dyed different colors prior to knitting. This results in unique patterns, heathered effects, or multi-tone designs, leveraging the soft hand and elegant drape characteristic of artificial fibers. These fabrics are often found in fashion apparel, sophisticated loungewear, and decorative textiles, offering a refined and distinctive look. Importers are typically fashion brands, high-end garment manufacturers, and interior designers seeking unique, textured fabrics. Exporters are specialized textile mills with expertise in multi-color knitting of artificial yarns. Key aspects for trade include the complexity of the knit pattern, yarn quality, and the ability to consistently reproduce specific color combinations.
What products fall under HS code 600543?
Heathered modal jersey, striped viscose tricot, jacquard knit (artificial fiber), melange lyocell fabric, patterned rayon knit, multi-color cupro fabric, two-tone Tencel knit
What are common misclassifications for HS code 600543?
Differs from 600542 (dyed) as the color is inherent to the yarn before knitting, and 600544 (printed) where the pattern is applied to the surface.
How is HS code 600543 structured?
HS code 600543 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (60) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (05) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (43) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.