About HS Code 600643
This category encompasses knitted or crocheted fabrics crafted from artificial fibers where the color is introduced through yarns of different colors, rather than dyeing the entire fabric after knitting or printing. This results in fabrics with inherent patterns, melanges, stripes, or heathered effects, created by the interplay of pre-dyed yarns. These fabrics are highly valued in the fashion industry for their unique aesthetic appeal, texture, and often superior colorfastness. They are frequently used in casual wear, activewear, and decorative textiles. Importers include apparel brands and textile converters looking for distinctive materials, while exporters are specialized textile mills capable of producing complex yarn-dyed knits. Understanding the blend composition and the specific yarn dyeing techniques is crucial for accurate classification and trade.
Products Under This Code
Melange rayon knit fabric, Striped modal jersey, Heathered lyocell interlock, Multi-color acetate knit, Viscose blend jacquard knit, Patterned cupro knit, Space-dyed artificial fiber knit
Real World Examples
Lenzing Ecovero melange knit, Birla Liva striped knit, Zara (using patterned knits), Nike (for activewear), Adidas (for activewear)
Common Misclassification
Often confused with 600642 (dyed after knitting) or 600644 (printed after knitting), as the key distinction is that the color comes from the yarns themselves, not post-knitting processes. Woven fabrics of artificial fibers are classified under Chapter 54.
Products Classified Under 6006.43
Industry
This code belongs to the Textiles & Clothing industry.
Trade Overview
China, South Korea, and Taiwan are key exporters, with major importers being garment manufacturers in Southeast Asia and fashion brands in Europe and North America.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 600643?
HS code 600643 covers: Fabrics; knitted or crocheted fabrics, other than those of headings 60.01 to 60.04, of artificial fibres, of yarns of different colours. This category encompasses knitted or crocheted fabrics crafted from artificial fibers where the color is introduced through yarns of different colors, rather than dyeing the entire fabric after knitting or printing. This results in fabrics with inherent patterns, melanges, stripes, or heathered effects, created by the interplay of pre-dyed yarns. These fabrics are highly valued in the fashion industry for their unique aesthetic appeal, texture, and often superior colorfastness. They are frequently used in casual wear, activewear, and decorative textiles. Importers include apparel brands and textile converters looking for distinctive materials, while exporters are specialized textile mills capable of producing complex yarn-dyed knits. Understanding the blend composition and the specific yarn dyeing techniques is crucial for accurate classification and trade.
What products fall under HS code 600643?
Melange rayon knit fabric, Striped modal jersey, Heathered lyocell interlock, Multi-color acetate knit, Viscose blend jacquard knit, Patterned cupro knit, Space-dyed artificial fiber knit
What are common misclassifications for HS code 600643?
Often confused with 600642 (dyed after knitting) or 600644 (printed after knitting), as the key distinction is that the color comes from the yarns themselves, not post-knitting processes. Woven fabrics of artificial fibers are classified under Chapter 54.
How is HS code 600643 structured?
HS code 600643 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (60) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (06) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (43) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.