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Table 24. MOU textile and apparel articles: Unit value of U.S. imports from the world by HTS10 subheading, for indicated units, first quarter 2010 through fourth quarter 2011Change, Q1 2010 to Q4 2011Index HTS10 Category HTS10 description Unit Q1 2010 Q2 2010 Q3 2010 Q4 2010 Q1 2011 Q2 2011 Q3 2011 Q4 2011 Absolute Percent491 5511.10.0060 200/301 Yarns, other than sewing thread, putup for retail sale, greater than orequal to 85 percent by weight ofother synthetic staple fibersdollars perkilogram6.77 6.27 6.16 6.71 5.99 9.25 9.31 6.40 -0.37 -5.5492 5407.61.9910 619 Unbleached or bleach fabrics, otherthan flat, greater than or equal to 85percent of non-textured polyesterfilament yarns, not exceeding 170g/m2dollars persquare meter0.72 0.72 0.83 0.53 0.45 0.45 0.54 0.33 -0.38 -53.7493 5407.73.1000 620 Yarns of different colors, syntheticnecktie fabric, greater than or equalto 85 percent by weight of othersynthetic filament yarnsdollars persquare meter2.41 2.71 2.56 3.03 2.56 1.93 2.67 1.98 -0.43 -18.0494 5907.00.8090 229 Textile fabrics otherwiseimpregnated, coated or covered;painted canvas being theatrical orstudio back-cloths or the like: otherfibersdollars perkilogram10.34 12.14 9.66 9.61 11.33 9.05 11.32 9.88 -0.46 -4.4495 7019.52.4096 622 Woven glass fibers, width>30cm, notcolord, nesoi496 6002.90.8080 222 Knitted or crocheted fabric, of fibersother than cotton,gt= 5 percentelastomeric yarns/rubberthread,,lt=30 cm wide, nesoii497 6109.10.0014 338/339 Boys' cotton other t-shirts, knitted orcrocheted, except underwear498 5811.00.3000 229 Quilted textile products in the piece,one or more layers of textilematerials, with padding by stitching,other than of heading 5810: manmadefibers499 5407.69.4010 619 Yarns of different colors fabrics, lessthan 85 percent of non-texturedpolyester filament yarns, notexceeding 170 g/m2dollars persquare meterdollars perkilogramdollars perdozendollars perkilogramdollars persquare meter1.32 1.11 1.06 1.13 1.09 1.07 0.92 0.84 -0.47 -35.98.64 8.09 8.82 14.10 8.77 7.69 10.54 8.09 -0.55 -6.418.42 17.58 17.93 17.18 18.18 19.05 18.97 17.80 -0.62 -3.314.62 13.94 13.72 14.28 14.18 12.19 13.48 13.96 -0.66 -4.52.02 1.54 1.76 1.93 1.78 2.16 2.30 1.27 -0.75 -37.2500 5407.42.0060 620 Dyed woven fabric, greater than orequal to 85 percent by weight ofnylon or other polyamides, weighinggreater than 170 g/m2501 6107.12.0020 352/652 Boys' underpants and briefs, knittedor crocheted, of man-made fibersdollars persquare meterdollars perdozen3.46 3.89 3.32 4.43 3.38 3.75 3.00 2.62 -0.84 -24.218.72 17.63 13.85 11.60 7.50 13.68 16.86 17.76 -0.96 -5.1502 7019.40.1500 622 Woven fabrics of rovings: of a widthnot exceeding 30 cm, other thanfiberglass tire cord503 6003.20.1000 229 Open work fabrics, warp knit ofcotton of a width not exceeding30cm, knitted or crochet504 7019.51.1000 622 Fiberglass tire cord fabric specificallywoven from filaments 9-11 micronsin diameter and impregnated withresorcinal formaldehyde latextreatment505 6109.90.1060 638/639 Girls' t-shirts, knitted or crocheted, ofother textile materials: of man-madefibersdollars persquare meterdollars perkilogramdollars persquare meterdollars perdozen2.06 1.34 1.84 1.79 2.70 0.88 1.47 1.06 -1.01 -48.811.83 6.60 14.41 14.04 8.25 9.47 16.02 10.82 -1.01 -8.62.87 1.90 11.06 6.79 3.00 2.42 3.18 1.82 -1.06 -36.825.65 22.14 24.30 22.33 26.62 25.91 27.48 24.56 -1.10 -4.3456
Table 24. MOU textile and apparel articles: Unit value of U.S. imports from the world by HTS10 subheading, for indicated units, first quarter 2010 through fourth quarter 2011Change, Q1 2010 to Q4 2011Index HTS10 Category HTS10 description Unit Q1 2010 Q2 2010 Q3 2010 Q4 2010 Q1 2011 Q2 2011 Q3 2011 Q4 2011 Absolute Percent506 6109.90.1025 638/639 Boys' tanktops and singlets, knittedor crocheted, of other textilematerials: of man-made fibersdollars perdozen19.65 14.71 21.31 19.33 16.24 18.09 21.16 18.51 -1.14 -5.8507 5407.61.9100 619 Oth wov fab of sin yarn, meas morethan 75 decitex, not more than 80decitex, twist >= 900 truns/meter,having 24 filaments per yarn.dollars persquare meter3.92 9.85 4.27 8.65 8.55 1.21 15.49 2.76 -1.16 -29.7508 6103.49.1020 647/648 Men's or boys' trousers andbreeches, knitted or crocheted, ofartificial fibers, less than 23 percentwool or fine animal hair509 5407.43.1000 620 Woven fabrics of synthetic filament:yarns of different colors, necktiefabric, greater than or equal to 85percent by weight of nylon filamentyarnsdollars perdozendollars persquare meter77.52 51.20 46.80 115.54 109.22 58.02 103.92 76.08 -1.44 -1.92.20 0.84 1.05 0.94 0.69 0.73 0.81 0.75 -1.45 -65.9510 6005.34.0080 222 Other printed, synthetic fibers, warpknit (including those made on gallonknitting machines) excl headings6001 to 6004dollars perkilogram7.51 6.41 5.96 6.29 6.51 6.34 6.42 6.04 -1.46 -19.5511 5407.69.1060 620 Unbleached or bleached wovenfabric, less than 85 percent byweight of non-textured polyesterfilament yarns, greater than 170g/m2dollars persquare meter3.56 1.33 0.91 1.54 1.39 1.73 1.43 2.06 -1.50 -42.1512 6109.10.0023 338/339 Boys' cotton tanktops and othersinglets, knitted or crocheted, exceptunderwear513 6112.49.0010 359-S/659-S Women's or girls' swimwear, knittedor crocheted, of other textilematerials: of cottondollars perdozendollars perkilogram514 5207.90.0000 200/301 Cooton yarns, other than sewing dollars perthread, less than 85 percent by kilogramweight of cotton, put up for retail sale12.41 10.23 9.89 9.26 14.20 14.04 10.31 10.82 -1.59 -12.840.58 46.23 28.97 65.51 67.43 48.88 17.34 38.93 -1.65 -4.125.27 19.52 15.05 14.63 20.02 29.64 18.13 23.54 -1.73 -6.8515 5806.32.1095 229 Ribbons of man-made fibers of widthgt=12 cm nesoi516 6005.22.0000 222 Warp knit fabrics (including thosemade on galloon knitting machines)of dyed cotton517 6003.30.6000 222 Other knitted or crocheted fabrics ofsynthetic fibers of a width le 30cm,other than open workdollars perkilogramdollars perkilogramdollars perkilogram518 5407.61.1100 619 Dyed fabrics of polyester, of singleyarn, decitex less than 75, not morethan 80 decitex, having 24 filamentsper yarn, twist of 900 or more / meterdollars persquare meter14.06 13.59 11.31 12.75 17.26 16.14 13.47 12.32 -1.75 -12.49.74 4.98 5.58 11.16 6.44 6.10 4.15 7.92 -1.82 -18.710.50 11.74 11.25 10.92 10.59 8.40 7.78 8.68 -1.83 -17.43.24 0.02 3.78 3.80 1.68 0.91 5.69 1.37 -1.87 -57.6519 5809.00.0000 229 Woven fabric of metal thread andmetalized yarn of heading 5605,used in apparel or furnishing fabrics,not elsewhere specified or includeddollars perkilogram32.53 25.72 31.42 29.84 29.52 33.04 30.38 30.60 -1.94 -5.9457
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