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This category, "Other knitted or crocheted fabrics: Of synthetic fibers: Of yarns of different colors," encompasses knitted or crocheted fabrics that are predominantly composed of synthetic fibers and are characterized by the use of yarns of distinctly different colors. This means the fabric's coloration is achieved through the intermingling of yarns that are pre-dyed or spun in varying hues, rather than through printing or dyeing the fabric after it has been constructed. Examples include fabrics woven with alternating colored threads to create striped or checked patterns, or those where different colored yarns are incorporated into the knit structure for elaborate designs.

This classification distinguishes itself from sibling categories by focusing on the specific method of achieving multi-colored effects. Fabrics classified under "Of double knit or interlock construction," for instance, might also be multi-colored, but the defining characteristic of this "Of yarns of different colors" category is the yarn-level integration of distinct colors, irrespective of the specific knit construction. This contrasts with potential future classifications that might focus on printed or piece-dyed synthetic knitted fabrics.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification within this code hinges on confirming that the fabric is knitted or crocheted, primarily composed of synthetic fibers, and its coloration is a direct result of using yarns of different colors in its construction. The "Other" designation at the most granular level signifies that it captures any multi-colored synthetic knitted or crocheted fabric meeting these criteria that does not fall into more specific, pre-defined subheadings within the broader synthetic fiber fabric classifications.