6006.34.00.20 - Of nylon (222) 🖩

This HTS category, 6006.34.00.20, specifically classifies knitted or crocheted fabrics that are printed and constructed from synthetic fibers, with the primary synthetic fiber being nylon. These fabrics are characterized by their double knit or interlock construction, which typically results in a fabric that is stable, reversible (meaning both sides look similar), and has a uniform appearance without distinct ribs or purls. Examples include double knit fabrics used for sportswear, fashion apparel, and linings where the printed pattern is a defining characteristic.

This classification is distinguished from its siblings by the specific material content. While 6006.34.00.40 covers printed double knit or interlock fabrics of polyester, and 6006.34.00.60 encompasses other printed synthetic fiber fabrics with this construction, this entry is exclusively for those predominantly made of nylon. The presence of nylon as the primary synthetic fiber is the critical differentiating factor for classification under this sub-heading.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories branching from this specific classification. Therefore, the focus for classification under 6006.34.00.20 remains on confirming that the fabric is knitted or crocheted, is printed, is made of synthetic fibers, specifically nylon, and possesses a double knit or interlock construction. The common characteristic of such fabrics is their inherent stability and smooth surface, making them suitable for a variety of end-uses where a printed design is desired.