CBP CROSS rulings for HS 5903.90

9 rulings ·newest issued 2024-07-30 ·window 2026-10-12

Every US Customs (CROSS) classification ruling in our current extract that cites HS subheading 5903.90, listed newest first. Classification practice for one product family often turns on wording applied to sibling headings — compare adjacent rulings before concluding.

RulingIssuedSubjectStatus
HQ H3311512024-07-30Modification of NY N319028; Tariff Classification of Woven Upholstery Fabrics from ChinaActive
HQ N3135402020-08-24The tariff classification of a coated polyester jacquard weave upholstery fabric from ChinaActive
HQ N2857622017-11-30The tariff classification of two polyester warp knit compressible core spacer fabrics, one of which is laminated, from Mexico; 19 CFR 102.21Active
HQ N0850962009-12-11The tariff classification of a plastics coated textile upholstery fabric, from China.Active
HQ W9682902007-02-08Application for Further Review of Protest No. 1512-06-100039; Classification of certain upholstery fabric with acrylic coatingActive
HQ 9564201995-07-07Classification and NAFTA eligibility of Pakistani fabric processed in Canada; country of origin; visa/quota; Article 509Active
HQ 8976231995-04-06The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and the proper country of origin marking, of reflective textile strip produced in Canada.Active
HQ 0882731991-08-08Internal Advice request 55/90; woven fabrics coated with 48percent styrene, 52 percent butadiene, are not rubberized fabricsof heading 5906; coatings with styrene content greater than 40percent are presumed to be plastics.Active
HQ 0882931991-03-05Internal Advice 45/90; application of thermoplastic coatingto fabric does not constitute "printing" for the purposes of 19CFR 12.130(e)(i); country of origin; Note 2(a)(1), Chapter 59,HTSUSA; thermoplastic microdot coating visible to the naked eye.Active

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