5007.90.60.10 - Of yarns of different colors (218) 🖩

This classification pertains to woven fabrics of silk or silk waste that are *not* of different colors. These fabrics are specifically subject to cotton restraints or man-made fiber restraints, indicating a regulatory overlay beyond the inherent material composition. The defining characteristic for this category is that the yarns used in the weaving process are of a single color, or at least do not exhibit distinct, intentional color variations that would place them in a different category.

It is crucial to distinguish this subcategory from its sibling, HTS 5007.90.60.20, which covers "Other" fabrics under the same restraints. While both fall under the broader "Other fabrics" and "Subject to cotton restraints or to man-made fiber restraints" headings, this specific code (5007.90.60.10) is exclusively for fabrics where the yarns are not of different colors. Therefore, a plain weave, satin weave, or twill weave fabric made entirely from red silk yarn, for instance, would fall here, provided it meets the restraint criteria. Conversely, a fabric woven with both red and blue silk yarns would be classified elsewhere.

As this node represents a leaf category within the HTS structure, there are no further subdivisions. Classification at this level relies on a careful assessment of the fabric's construction and the color of its constituent yarns, in conjunction with any applicable import/export regulations pertaining to cotton or man-made fiber restraints. The absence of multiple yarn colors is the sole differentiating factor for items classified under this specific HTS code.