6001.92.00.20 - Other (224) 🖩

This HTS category, 6001.92.00.20, specifically covers "Other" knitted or crocheted pile fabrics, including long pile and terry fabrics, that are made of man-made fibers and weigh over 271 grams per square meter. This classification encompasses a broad range of knitted or crocheted pile fabrics that do not meet the specific definition of velour, which is found in the sibling category 6001.92.00.10. The primary distinction lies in the surface construction and appearance, with velour typically featuring a cut pile that resembles velvet, whereas the fabrics classified here may have loops or uncut piles of various lengths and densities.

The defining characteristics for inclusion in this category are the knitted or crocheted construction, the presence of pile (whether looped or cut), the composition of man-made fibers, and a weight exceeding 271 grams per square meter. Examples of goods that might fall under this classification include certain types of faux fur fabrics, heavy-weight knitted terry cloth used for towels or bathrobes, and other dense, textured knitted fabrics with a pile surface that are not specifically identified as velour. The substantial weight per square meter indicates a fabric designed for durability, warmth, or significant plushness.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, the focus for classification within 6001.92.00.20 remains on carefully distinguishing these "other" pile fabrics from the specifically defined velour category, ensuring that the material is indeed knitted or crocheted, composed of man-made fibers, and meets the specified weight threshold.