6003.40.10.00 - Open-work fabrics, warp knit (229) 🖩

This HTS category, 6003.40.10.00, specifically covers open-work knitted fabrics manufactured using a warp knitting technique, where the width of the fabric does not exceed 30 centimeters. These fabrics are characterized by their open or meshed structure, often achieved through specialized knitting machinery. The "open-work" aspect is crucial for classification, differentiating these fabrics from more solid or dense knitted materials.

Within the broader heading for knitted or crocheted fabrics not exceeding 30 cm in width and not falling under headings 6001 or 6002, this specific subheading delves into fabrics made of artificial fibers. It distinguishes itself from its sibling category, 6003.40.60.00 "Other," by its explicit definition of "open-work" construction. Therefore, if a fabric made of artificial fibers is not considered open-work, it would likely be classified under the "Other" sibling.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Classification under 6003.40.10.00 is determined by the combination of the fabric being knitted via a warp technique, exhibiting an open-work structure, being made of artificial fibers, and having a width not exceeding 30 centimeters. Examples could include certain types of trimmings, lace-like fabrics for decorative purposes, or lightweight mesh materials used in specific apparel or accessory applications, provided they meet all stipulated criteria.