5801.37.50.20 - Other (224) 🖩

This HTS category encompasses warp pile fabrics made from man-made fibers that have been cut. These fabrics are characterized by the presence of a raised pile surface created by the warp yarns, which are then cut to form loops. This construction results in a soft texture and often a lustrous appearance. Examples include certain types of velour, velvet, and other cut-pile fabrics derived from synthetic or artificial fibers, suitable for apparel, upholstery, and decorative textiles.

It is crucial to distinguish this category from its sibling, 5801.37.50.10, which specifically covers warp pile fabrics of man-made fibers, cut, weighing over 271 grams per square meter. Therefore, this current category, 5801.37.50.20, is intended for cut warp pile fabrics of man-made fibers that do *not* meet the weight threshold of over 271 grams per square meter. The weight specification serves as a primary differentiator for classification purposes.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories within this specific HTS code. Classification decisions within this grouping will rely on the definitive characteristics of the fabric, namely its construction as a cut warp pile fabric, its composition of man-made fibers, and its weight falling at or below 271 grams per square meter.