6001.22.00.00 - Of man-made fibers (224) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6001.22.00.00, specifically covers looped pile fabrics, knitted or crocheted, that are made from man-made fibers. These fabrics are characterized by the presence of loops or cut pile that protrude from the base fabric, creating a raised, plush surface. Examples include knitted velour, chenille fabrics, and certain types of terry cloth where the loops are formed by the knitting process rather than being woven. The defining characteristic for this subheading is the material composition; it is solely for fabrics where the pile is created from synthetic or artificial fibers.

This category is distinguished from its siblings by its material content. HTS 6001.21.00.00 applies to looped pile fabrics made of cotton, while HTS 6001.29.00.00 is for looped pile fabrics composed of other textile materials, such as silk, wool, or animal hair. Therefore, careful attention must be paid to the fiber content to ensure correct classification under 6001.22.00.00 when man-made fibers are the primary constituent of the pile.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories under 6001.22.00.00. All looped pile fabrics, knitted or crocheted, of man-made fibers fall directly into this classification. Classification decisions at this level will therefore hinge on the accurate identification of the fabric construction as looped pile and knitted or crocheted, and the definitive determination that the pile material consists exclusively of man-made fibers.