5407.94.10.00 - Other (624) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5407.94.10.00, specifically covers printed woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn that are characterized by a composition primarily or solely of wool or fine animal hair. These fabrics are distinguished by their printed patterns, indicating a decorative finish applied to the textile surface. The synthetic filament yarn base means that the warp and weft threads are continuous and man-made, such as polyester, nylon, or rayon.

It is crucial to differentiate this subcategory from its sibling, 5407.94.05, which pertains to printed woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn that contain *36 percent or more* by weight of wool or fine animal hair. In contrast, 5407.94.10.00 applies to those printed fabrics where the wool or fine animal hair content, while present, does not reach the 36% threshold or where the fabric is exclusively made of synthetic filament yarn with a printed design, but is not primarily or solely wool or fine animal hair. The distinguishing factor lies in the precise percentage and dominance of wool or fine animal hair in relation to the synthetic filament yarn.

As this classification represents a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the classification hinges on meeting the criteria of being a printed woven fabric of synthetic filament yarn, with the specific inclusion of those where wool or fine animal hair is the main or sole component, but without the quantitative threshold defined in the sibling category. Practical classification will involve verifying the printed nature of the fabric and carefully assessing the fiber composition to determine the primary or sole constituent material.