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India, Jaipur in the state of Rajasthan hosts Sujni India, which lists 16 active products covering embroidered cushion covers, hand‑block printed cushions and a variety of hand‑embroidered cushion pieces. The catalogue records items under HS code 9404.90 for finished textile articles, HS 6304.92 and 6304.91 for textile accessories, and HS 4202.22 for leather‑related decorative pieces, reflecting the use of cotton, cotton‑linen blends, polyester blends and cotton‑satin fabrics. Cushion Covers (Embroidered) appear three times with different HS entries, indicating material variations such as pure cotton, cotton‑polyester blends and mixed fabric constructions. Hand block printed cushions are listed under HS 9404.90 and specify 100 % natural cotton fabric, sometimes combined with polyester fibre fill for added loft. Additional entries include cotton canvas cushions with aari or Dori embroidery and cotton duck fabric cushions, each mapped to the appropriate HS chapter for home‑decor textiles.
The product set also contains specialised items such as hand‑block cushions with Dori work, aari embroidery cushions and cotton‑duck fabric cushions, each recorded with HS code 4202.22 for leather‑like decorative items. Materials range from 100 % natural cotton to cotton‑canvas and cotton‑satin blends, with fills of polyester fibre or down‑feather where indicated. All items are classified within the textile and home‑decor chapters of the Harmonised System, providing clear customs codes for international trade. The supplier therefore offers finished decorative home‑textile goods rather than raw fabric, which aligns with typical export procedures for such products.
Sujni India’s catalogue includes embroidered cushion covers made from cotton‑linen blends, cotton‑polyester mixes and pure cotton fabrics, as well as hand‑block printed cushions with natural cotton covers and optional polyester fibre filling. The list also features hand‑embroidered cushions using aari, Dori or ubhara stitch techniques on cotton canvas, cotton sateen and cotton duck substrates, plus leather‑style decorative pieces classified under HS 4202.22. In the broader industry, embroidered cushion covers are commonly produced in GSM ranges of 150‑250, thread counts of 200‑300, and colour‑fastness grades of 4‑5 (ISO 105‑B02). Hand‑block printed textiles typically use natural cotton with a fabric weight of 180‑220 gsm and require a minimum colour fastness to washing of grade 3 (ISO 105‑C06). Buyers often request Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 certification for cotton textiles and ISO 9001 quality‑management compliance for finished home‑decor items.
The supplier lists embroidered cushion covers, hand‑block printed cushions, hand‑embroidered cushions with aari or Dori work, and leather‑style decorative pieces, covering 16 distinct SKUs.
Cushion covers and hand‑block printed cushions are classified under HS 9404.90, embroidered textile accessories under HS 6304.92 or 6304.91, and leather‑style decorative items under HS 4202.22.
Materials include 100 % natural cotton, cotton‑linen blends, cotton‑polyester blends, cotton sateen, cotton canvas and cotton duck, with fills of polyester fibre or down feather where specified.
Buyers should request Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 for harmful‑substance testing, ISO 9001 for quality management, and, if organic claims are made, GOTS certification.
Each cushion is usually poly‑bagged and placed in double‑wall cardboard cartons suitable for 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers; shipments are commonly quoted FOB Jaipur or CIF destination port.
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