6005.36.00.10 - Open-work fabrics (229) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6005.36.00.10, specifically covers open-work knitted fabrics manufactured using warp knitting techniques, excluding those falling under headings 6001 to 6004. These fabrics are characterized by their open structure, often achieved through specific stitch formations or the omission of stitches, allowing for significant air permeability and a decorative appearance. The "Of synthetic fibers" designation indicates that the primary textile material comprising these fabrics is synthetic, such as polyester, nylon, or acrylic. The "Other, unbleached or bleached" condition signifies that the fabrics within this subcategory have undergone minimal processing, being either in their raw, unbleached state or having been subjected to bleaching treatments to achieve a white or lighter color.

Within the "Of synthetic fibers" category, this specific subcategory is distinguished from its siblings by its processing state. It represents fabrics that are either in their natural, unbleached form or have been bleached, but have not yet undergone further dyeing or printing operations. This differentiates it from potentially dyed or printed warp-knit open-work fabrics of synthetic fibers that would be classified elsewhere.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS classification system, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification into 6005.36.00.10 relies on confirming that the fabric is warp-knitted, has an open-work construction, is made of synthetic fibers, and is unbleached or bleached. Practical classification criteria will focus on the yarn composition, the knitting method (identifying warp knitting technology), and the visual or structural characteristics of the open-work design, alongside its state of bleaching.