5206.32.00.00 - Exceeding 14 nm but not exceeding 43 nm per single yarn (300) 🖩

This HTS category, 5206.32.00.00, specifically classifies multiple (folded) or cabled yarn made from uncombed cotton fibers. The defining characteristic for inclusion in this subcategory is that each individual single yarn within the folded or cabled structure must have a yarn number (count) exceeding 14 nanometers (nm) but not exceeding 43 nanometers (nm). This means the yarn is relatively fine but not exceptionally so, indicating a specific balance of thickness and strength suitable for certain textile applications.

It is crucial to distinguish this category from its sibling entries. For instance, 5206.31.00.00 covers similar folded or cabled yarns but where the single yarn count is 14 nm or less, signifying a finer yarn. Conversely, categories such as 5206.33.00.00 and beyond address yarns with progressively higher nanometer counts, indicating coarser yarns. Therefore, the precise range of the single yarn's nanometer count is the primary determinant for accurate classification within this section.

As this HTS code represents a leaf node within the Harmonized System, there are no further subcategories. Classification stops at this level based on the specified criteria: multiple or cabled yarn of uncombed cotton fibers, with individual single yarns falling within the 14 nm to 43 nm range. Practical examples of goods that would fall under this classification include certain types of upholstery yarns, medium-weight apparel yarns, or threads used in specific industrial textile manufacturing processes that require this particular yarn construction and fineness.