Crocheted Petticoats

For detailed customs regulations on man-made fiber textiles, visit the HTS database. This code applies to synthetic materials commonly used in crocheted garments.

The HTS code 6108.11.00 classifies man-made fiber textiles, aligning with UNIS’s expertise in handling delicate, high-value fabrics. This code ensures proper customs classification for international shipments.

Storage requires a minimum of 150 sq ft (12ft x 12.5ft) with 10ft height clearance. Packaged weight depends on quantity, but individual items should be wrapped to prevent crushing. For bulk shipments, palletized stacking up to 3 levels is recommended.

Store in dry, well-ventilated spaces with no direct sunlight. Use acid-free tissue and bubble wrap for individual wrapping. Shelving should support upright stacking to avoid stretching. Secure access controls and pest-proofing are critical for long-term preservation.

Wrap each petticoat in acid-free tissue paper and add bubble wrap for fragile designs. Use adjustable shelving units with 36" depth for efficient storage. Avoid compressed stacking to maintain fabric integrity during transit.

Loading dock access is required with a 10ft minimum door width. Maintain 10ft clearance on either side for equipment maneuvering. Ensure 8ft of clear space for forklift operation to handle stacked pallets safely.

Storage and shipping costs depend on warehouse size, packaging materials, and handling complexity. Larger collections require more space and specialized protective measures, impacting overall logistics expenses.