HS Code for Dyed rayon tricot

Dyed rayon tricot is classified under HS code 6005.42. This code is designated for warp-knit fabrics made of artificial fibers that have been dyed. Rayon, being a regenerated cellulose product, is categorized as an artificial fiber in the textile nomenclature. The term 'tricot' refers to a specific warp-knitting structure characterized by fine ribs running longitudinally on the face of the fabric. Under the HS system, Chapter 60 covers knitted or crocheted fabrics, and heading 60.05 specifically addresses warp-knit fabrics that do not fall under the pile fabric or elastomeric categories of 60.01 to 60.04. The subheading 6005.42 is specific to artificial fibers (like rayon, viscose, or acetate) that have been dyed a solid color.

Products Included

• Dyed viscose tricot fabric
• Warp-knit dyed acetate fabrics
• Dyed rayon Raschel knit fabrics
• Artificial fiber warp-knit lining fabrics
• Dyed cupro tricot textiles

Common Misclassification

This product is often confused with HS code 6005.37, which is for dyed warp-knit fabrics of synthetic fibers (like polyester or nylon). It is critical to distinguish between synthetic and artificial fibers. Another common mistake is classifying it under 6002.40 if the fabric contains significant elastomeric content (5% or more), or under 6001.22 if it is a knitted pile fabric. Additionally, if the fabric is printed rather than dyed, it should be classified under 6005.44.

FAQ

What is the HS code for Dyed rayon tricot?

The HS code for dyed rayon tricot is 6005.42, covering dyed warp-knit fabrics of artificial fibers.

How do I distinguish between synthetic and artificial tricot?

Synthetic tricot (6005.37) is made from petroleum-based polymers like polyester, while artificial tricot (6005.42) is made from regenerated cellulose like rayon or viscose.