Heading 6306

Tarpaulins, awnings and sunblinds; tents (including temporary canopies and similar articles); sails for boats, sailboards or landcraft; camping goods

15 declarable lines

Heading 6306 covers made-up textile articles used for shelter, shade, and camping: tarpaulins, awnings and sunblinds, tents and temporary canopies, sails, pneumatic mattresses, and other camping goods. The heading splits first by article type at the 6-digit level, then by fiber material (synthetic, cotton, artificial, or other textile materials). Most lines carry a general (MFN) rate between free and 8.8%.

Products in this heading

  • Polyethylene or polyester tarpaulins for covering trucks and lumber
  • Retractable fabric awnings for storefronts and patios
  • Window sunblinds made of woven fabric
  • Family camping tents with synthetic fiber shells
  • Lightweight backpacking tents
  • Screen houses and pop-up canopies
  • Sailboat sails of synthetic fiber
  • Inflatable textile-covered air mattresses for camping

How to choose the right subheading

  • Identify the article type first: tarpaulin or awning, tent, sail, pneumatic mattress, or other camping good.
  • Determine the fiber content of the textile shell: synthetic fibers, cotton, artificial fibers, or other textile materials.
  • For tents, check whether the article is a backpacking tent, a screen house, or another tent.
  • Confirm the item is a made-up textile article rather than apparel, footwear, or a hard-framed structure.

Often confused with

  • Bed blankets and traveling rugs

    Blankets have their own heading even when sold alongside camping gear.

    Heading 6301
  • Curtains, drapes and interior blinds

    Interior window treatments are classified in 6303, not as awnings or sunblinds.

    Heading 6303
  • Life jackets and life belts

    Safety life jackets are made-up textile articles of heading 6307.

    Heading 6307
  • Beach umbrellas and patio umbrellas

    Umbrellas have a rigid frame and handle and are classified in 6601.

    Heading 6601
  • Inflatable boats and dinghies

    Vessels are classified in chapter 89 even when made of textile-reinforced rubber.

    Heading 8903

Frequently asked questions

What is the HTS code for a synthetic fiber camping tent?

A synthetic fiber tent other than a backpacking tent or screen house is classified under 6306.22.90.30, which carries a general (MFN) rate of 8.8%.

What is the duty on backpacking tents?

Backpacking tents of synthetic fibers fall under 6306.22.10.00 and the general (MFN) rate is Free.

How do I classify a cotton pneumatic mattress?

A pneumatic mattress of cotton is classified under 6306.40.41.00, with a general (MFN) rate of 3.7%.

Guide written from the official schedule text. Rates quoted are general (MFN) rates; check the line page for trade agreement rates and the classification of your exact product.

All lines in heading 6306

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