Home Textiles · United States
Importing home textiles from India to the United States
Bedsheets, cushion covers, curtains and other made-up furnishing textiles from India's home-textile clusters (Panipat, Karur), exported as finished retail-ready pieces.
HS classification
HS 6302 (bed linen, table linen, toilet and kitchen linen) and HS 6304 (other furnishing articles — cushion covers, bedspreads, curtains) in Chapter 63
Documentation for United States
- Flammable Fabrics Act general textile-flammability testing (16 CFR Part 1610) — applies to most finished textile furnishings sold in the US
- FTC Textile Fiber Products Identification Act label: fiber content, country of origin, manufacturer identity (RN number)
- Standard CBP customs entry (ACE filing)
16 CFR 1610 is a general textile-flammability standard, distinct from the carpet-specific 1630/1631 tests — a cushion cover and a rug are tested under different CPSC parts even though both are textile furnishing goods.
Certifications that matter
Order volume and shipping
Courier for sample and carton quantities; ocean freight for pallet and container volumes.
Indiasay listings are built to be orderable from a single sample unit — MOQ and lead time are set per product, not per category, so test before committing to volume.
Order sizes we serve
Sample
from $200
E-commerce restock
200–500 units
Pallet
distribution volume
Container
full load
The fastest-growing buyer for home textiles landed in the United States is an Amazon FBA, Shopify, Etsy or TikTok Shop seller restocking 200–500 units at a time, not a distributor buying by the pallet — landed cost is quoted per unit, in USD, so it can be checked directly against a marketplace listing price. Amazon FBA prep — labelling, polybagging and carton marking to the destination fulfilment centre's requirements — is arranged per order; confirm the exact prep specification for your listing before dispatch, since it varies by product and by Amazon's own current requirements.
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What HS code does home textiles fall under when exporting from India?+
home textiles typically falls under: HS 6302 (bed linen, table linen, toilet and kitchen linen) and HS 6304 (other furnishing articles — cushion covers, bedspreads, curtains) in Chapter 63.
What documentation is required to import home textiles from India into the United States?+
Importing home textiles into the United States requires: Flammable Fabrics Act general textile-flammability testing (16 CFR Part 1610) — applies to most finished textile furnishings sold in the US; FTC Textile Fiber Products Identification Act label: fiber content, country of origin, manufacturer identity (RN number); Standard CBP customs entry (ACE filing).
What certifications matter when importing home textiles from India to the United States?+
The certifications that matter are: Flammability test report (16 CFR 1610) per fabric/finish, Fiber-content label compliant with FTC rules.
Is home textiles regulated as a food, a drug, or something else in the United States?+
16 CFR 1610 is a general textile-flammability standard, distinct from the carpet-specific 1630/1631 tests — a cushion cover and a rug are tested under different CPSC parts even though both are textile furnishing goods.
How is home textiles shipped from India?+
Courier for sample and carton quantities; ocean freight for pallet and container volumes.
Can I order a sample of home textiles before committing to a full container?+
Indiasay listings are built to be orderable from a single sample unit or a small mixed set from USD 200, at the supplier's wholesale rate — MOQ and lead time are set per product, not per category, so a buyer can test before committing to pallet or container volume.