6006.44.00.25 - Of double knit or interlock construction (222) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6006.44.00.25, specifically covers knitted or crocheted fabrics of artificial fibers that are printed and constructed using a double knit or interlock technique. These fabrics are characterized by their loop structure, where interlocking loops create a smooth, non-raveling fabric with a distinct right and wrong side, or a reversible structure, depending on the specific double knit variation. The printing element is a key defining characteristic, meaning the fabric has undergone a process to apply a design or pattern onto its surface.

This category is distinguished from its sibling, 6006.44.00.85, which covers "Other" printed knitted or crocheted fabrics of artificial fibers. While both are printed and made of artificial fibers, 6006.44.00.25 is narrowly defined by its double knit or interlock construction. This means that if a printed artificial fiber fabric is made using a different knitting construction, such as plain knit, purl knit, or a more complex structure that isn't double knit or interlock, it would fall under the "Other" classification.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS database, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification within this HTS code is on ensuring the fabric meets all the preceding criteria: it must be a knitted or crocheted fabric of artificial fibers, it must be printed, and critically, it must be of double knit or interlock construction. Misclassification can occur if the fabric construction is incorrectly identified or if the printing element is absent.