5407.44.00.60 - Weighing more than 170 g/m² (620) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5407.44.00.60, specifically designates printed woven fabrics composed of 85% or more by weight of synthetic filaments of nylon or other polyamides, with a crucial distinguishing characteristic: these fabrics weigh more than 170 grams per square meter. This weight threshold is a primary factor in differentiating this category from its sibling, 5407.44.00.30, which covers similar printed woven fabrics of nylon or polyamides that weigh 170 grams per square meter or less.

The materials falling under this heading are typically robust and substantial, indicating their suitability for applications requiring durability. The "printed" aspect signifies that a decorative pattern or design has been applied to the fabric's surface after weaving, using various printing techniques. These fabrics are derived from synthetic filament yarns, meaning they are constructed from continuous strands of man-made fibers, as opposed to staple fibers (short, discontinuous fibers).

As a leaf node, this classification has no further subcategories. The classification is finalized at this point, relying on the combination of material composition (nylon or other polyamides), construction (woven fabric from synthetic filament yarn), processing (printed), and the specific weight metric (over 170 g/m²) to accurately identify the imported or exported goods. Examples might include heavy-duty upholstery fabrics, durable outdoor textiles, or certain types of industrial fabrics that meet all these criteria.