5007.90.30.20 - More than 127 cm in width 🖩

This HTS category, 5007.90.30.20, specifically classifies woven fabrics of silk or silk waste that contain 85 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste, are not jacquard woven, and are wider than 127 centimeters. This designation is critical for goods where the width is a defining characteristic for customs purposes, distinguishing them from narrower fabrics of a similar composition and weave.

Within the broader classification of "Other fabrics" under woven fabrics of silk, this code differentiates based on the fabric's width exceeding 127 cm. This is in contrast to its sibling category, 5007.90.30.40, which would cover similar fabrics of silk or silk waste that are 127 cm or less in width. The material content (85% or more silk/silk waste) and the absence of a jacquard weave remain consistent across both these sibling categories, with width being the sole differentiating factor at this specific level.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS database, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification under 5007.90.30.20 is definitive once the criteria of material composition, weave type, and width are met. Examples include wide sheeting, broadcloth, or other plain or twill weaves made predominantly of silk and exceeding 127 cm in width, intended for apparel, home furnishings, or industrial uses where such width is a functional requirement.