5007.10.60.20 - Other (220) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5007.10.60.20, specifically covers woven fabrics of silk or silk waste that are made from noil silk, are not of yarns of different colors, and are subject to cotton restraints or man-made fiber restraints. Noil silk is a byproduct of silk spinning, characterized by shorter fibers that result in a fabric with a distinct texture, often appearing matte and less lustrous than fabrics made from reeled silk. The "Other" designation within this subcategory indicates fabrics that do not meet the specific criteria of their sibling.

The key differentiator for this category, 5007.10.60.20, lies in its exclusion of fabrics composed of yarns of different colors, which are classified under 5007.10.60.10. Both categories fall under the broader scope of woven noil silk fabrics and are subject to specific textile restraints. However, the presence of multiple colors within the yarns of the fabric would necessitate classification under the sibling category, distinguishing it from the solid or single-hued noil silk fabrics covered here.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the classification is considered final for goods meeting these precise criteria. Practical classification will rely on identifying the fabric as being woven from noil silk, confirming it is not a multicolored yarn fabric, and verifying that it falls under the applicable cotton or man-made fiber restraint regimes.