6006.33.00.60 - Other (222) 🖩

This HTS category, 6006.33.00.60, encompasses "Other" knitted or crocheted fabrics of synthetic fibers, specifically those made from yarns of different colors and constructed as double knit or interlock fabrics. These fabrics are characterized by their construction, where two distinct sets of needles interlock loops from two separate yarns simultaneously. This creates a stable, reversible fabric with a smooth face on both sides, often exhibiting a dense and substantial feel. Examples of materials commonly falling under this classification include a wide array of synthetic fibers not specifically enumerated at a higher level, such as acrylic, modal, or other man-made fibers processed into yarns of varying colors.

Unlike its sibling categories, which specifically classify double knit or interlock fabrics of nylon (6006.33.00.20) and polyester (6006.33.00.40), this "Other" classification is intended for similar fabric constructions made from synthetic fibers not falling into those specific enumerations. The crucial distinguishing factor is the absence of nylon or polyester as the primary synthetic fiber component. Therefore, if a double knit or interlock fabric of synthetic fibers is not predominantly composed of nylon or polyester, it would likely be classified here, provided it meets the criteria of being made from yarns of different colors.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subcategories. All qualifying fabrics meeting the criteria of being knitted or crocheted, of synthetic fibers, from yarns of different colors, and of double knit or interlock construction, and not being of nylon or polyester, will terminate at this specific HTS code. The "Other" designation serves as a residual category for this specific fabric construction type within the broader scope of synthetic fiber knitted or crocheted fabrics.