5007.10.30.20 - More than 127 cm in width 🖩

This HTS classification, 5007.10.30.20, specifically designates woven fabrics of silk or silk waste that are of noil silk, contain 85 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste, are not jacquard woven, and exceed 127 centimeters in width. Noil silk is a byproduct of silk production, characterized by shorter, coarser fibers. Therefore, this category covers broader widths of unfinished or finished fabrics manufactured from these specific silk materials, excluding patterned weaves created by jacquard looms.

This category is distinguished from its sibling, 5007.10.30.40, "Other," by the explicit width criterion. While the sibling category would encompass woven fabrics of noil silk meeting the material and weave requirements but falling outside the specified width, this heading strictly applies to those fabrics measuring more than 127 cm across. This width distinction is a crucial factor in correctly classifying broadloom fabrics versus those intended for narrower applications.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level is determined by the cumulative criteria of material (noil silk, >= 85% silk/silk waste), weave type (not jacquard), and the specific width threshold of more than 127 cm. Importers and exporters must ensure all these characteristics are met to accurately assign goods to this classification.