5512.19.00.05 - Of yarns of different colors, except blue denim or jacquard weave (218) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5512.19.00.05, pertains to woven fabrics composed of 85% or more by weight of synthetic staple fibers, specifically polyester staple fibers, where the yarns are of different colors. The key distinguishing factor for this category is the absence of specific patterns or treatments that would place it into a sibling category. These fabrics are characterized by their multi-hued appearance, achieved through the use of yarns in various colors, but they do not exhibit the specific woven structures of jacquard or the distinct characteristics of blue denim.

The primary distinction from its sibling category, 5512.19.00.10, lies in the exclusion of blue denim. While both fall under the broader umbrella of woven polyester staple fiber fabrics with multi-colored yarns, this category explicitly covers all such fabrics that are not blue denim. Additionally, it is differentiated from any potential "jacquard weave" classifications that might exist at this level by the presence of multiple colored yarns without the intricate, figured patterns characteristic of jacquard weaving.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Classification into this specific code, 5512.19.00.05, is definitive once the material composition (at least 85% polyester staple fiber) and the presence of multi-colored yarns are established, and the fabric is confirmed not to be blue denim or of a jacquard weave. The visual appearance of the fabric, with distinct color differences in the constituent yarns, is the crucial determinant at this level.