5512.29.00.05 - Of yarns of different colors, except blue denim or jacquard weave (218) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5512.29.00.05, pertains to woven fabrics predominantly composed of synthetic staple fibers. Specifically, these fabrics must contain 85 percent or more by weight of synthetic staple fibers, with the condition that they are not woven fabrics of acrylic or modacrylic staple fibers. The key defining characteristic of this category is that the yarns used in the weaving process are of different colors. This multicolor aspect distinguishes them from fabrics where the color is achieved through a single dyeing process or other color application methods.

This category is further delineated by its exclusion of specific types of fabrics. Unlike its sibling category 5512.29.00.10, which exclusively covers blue denim, this classification specifically excludes blue denim. Furthermore, it also excludes fabrics woven in a jacquard weave pattern. The "Other" designation signifies that this category captures all remaining woven fabrics meeting the 85% synthetic staple fiber threshold and the multicolor yarn criteria that are not blue denim or jacquard woven.

As this classification represents a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification under 5512.29.00.05 lies entirely on the physical characteristics of the fabric: its composition of 85% or more synthetic staple fibers, the use of yarns of different colors, and the absence of blue denim or jacquard weave. Practical application would involve examining the fabric's construction, fiber content analysis, and visual inspection for multicolored yarns and weave patterns.