6006.24.90.20 - Of single knit construction (222) 🖩

This classification covers knitted or crocheted fabrics of cotton that are printed and have a single knit construction. The "single knit construction" refers to fabrics made with one set of needles, resulting in a fabric that is typically less elastic and drapes differently than double knit fabrics. Examples include jersey fabrics, pique knits, and rib knits when they are made with a single needle bed and feature printed designs. The printing can encompass a wide range of patterns, colors, and designs applied to the surface of the fabric.

This specific category is distinguished from its sibling, 6006.24.90.80 "Other," by the explicit criterion of single knit construction. While both are printed cotton knitted or crocheted fabrics, this subheading isolates those specifically manufactured with a single set of knitting needles, differentiating them from other types of knitted or crocheted fabrics that might have a different construction method. The "Other" sibling would encompass printed cotton knitted or crocheted fabrics that do not meet the single knit construction requirement, potentially including double knit or other complex constructions.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories under 6006.24.90.20. Classification at this level is final, meaning that any printed, single knit cotton fabric that meets the general description will fall into this specific tariff code. The key determinant for classification here is the combination of material (cotton), construction (single knit), and a printed design.