Fabrics, woven; of flax, containing less than 85% flax, other than unbleached or bleached

HS code 530929 covers a specific type of woven fabric made primarily from flax, containing less than 85% flax content. These fabrics are an important component in the textile and apparel industries, offering unique properties such as breathability, durability, and a distinctive aesthetic. As a natural fiber, flax-based textiles have gained popularity due to their sustainability and environmental friendliness, making them a valuable resource in the global textile supply chain.

The production of fabrics under HS code 530929 typically involves weaving techniques. Flax fibers are first harvested, processed, and spun into yarn. The yarn is then woven into a fabric using specialized looms, which can create a variety of weave patterns and textures. The woven fabric may undergo additional finishing processes, such as dyeing, printing, or chemical treatments, to impart specific properties or aesthetic qualities.

The primary input for the production of HS code 530929 fabrics is flax fiber, which is the main raw material. In addition to flax, other inputs may include dyes, chemicals, and machinery used in the weaving and finishing processes. The availability and quality of these inputs can significantly impact the production and characteristics of the final fabric.

Fabrics classified under HS code 530929 are primarily used in the textile and apparel industries. They may be further processed and incorporated into a wide range of products, such as 520100 Fabrics, woven, of cotton, 540700 Fabrics, woven, of man-made filament yarn, and 580122 Fabrics, woven; terry toweling and similar woven terry fabrics, of cotton. These flax-based fabrics are valued for their unique properties and are often used in the production of high-quality clothing, home textiles, and specialty applications.