6001.29.00.00 - Of other textile materials (414) 🖩

This HTS category, 6001.29.00.00, covers looped pile fabrics that are knitted or crocheted but are *not* made of cotton or man-made fibers. The defining characteristic of these fabrics is the presence of loops, which can be cut or left intact to form a pile. This classification applies when the primary textile material used in the construction of the looped pile fabric is not cotton (as classified under 6001.21.00.00) and not man-made fibers (as classified under 6001.22.00.00).

Therefore, this category is specifically for looped pile fabrics made from other textile materials. Examples of such materials would include, but are not limited to, fabrics predominantly composed of silk, wool, or other animal hair, or vegetable fibers not classified as cotton. The looped construction creates a plush or absorbent surface, often used in towels, bathrobes, upholstery, and apparel.

Since this is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions within this specific HTS code. Classification decisions at this level will hinge on accurately identifying the primary textile fiber content of the looped pile fabric. When classifying, it is crucial to determine the material that constitutes the greatest fiber weight percentage to correctly assign the import or export to its appropriate tariff heading.