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HS code for baby blankets
Baby blankets usually ship under 6301.30. Here is the full US code, the duty, the customs description to use, and what would make it a different code.
Based on the example: “Knitted cotton baby blanket” (cotton).
Why this code
A knitted cotton baby blanket used for warmth and bedding is classed as a blanket. Cotton blankets that are not electric fall in the cotton blanket line, and since this one is knitted rather than woven, it goes in the "other" cotton line.
Official tariff textBlankets and traveling rugs > Blankets (other than electric blankets) and traveling rugs, of cotton > Other (369)
US duty on a $25 sale, by where it's made
| Made in | Base rate | Extra tariff | Total duty |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 8.4% | 10% (Section 301) | $4.60 (18.4%) |
| Germany (EU) | 8.4% | 1.6% (Section 301) | $2.50 (10%) |
| Canada | 8.4% | 10% (Section 301) | $4.60 (18.4%) |
| Australia | 8.4% | 12.5% (Section 301) | $5.22 (20.9%) |
| India | 8.4% | 10% (Section 301) | $4.60 (18.4%) |
| Pakistan | 8.4% | 10% (Section 301) | $4.60 (18.4%) |
Estimate for a parcel sent by post, using US rates collected since 24 July 2026 (rates dated 2026-10-23). Since 9 July 2026 Etsy asks sellers outside the US to include this duty in their US price. Upload your shop to see it per product and variation.
Shipping baby blankets to the EU
Use the same 6-digit code, 6301.30. Since 1 July 2026 the EU charges a flat €3 duty for each different type of item in a parcel worth €150 or less, so baby blankets in one order add €3 however many are in the box.
US Customs rulings for this code
- N301505 Infant crib set and cradle blanket from Italy (2018)
- N253454 Receiving blanket from Ecuador (2014)
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