6116.92.74.50 - Jersey type, brushed or napped fabric (331)

This HTS classification, 6116.92.74.50, specifically covers knitted or crocheted gloves, mittens, and mitts that are not of a specific type like lisle and are constructed from a pre-existing machine-knit fabric which is brushed or napped. The "jersey type" designation refers to the knit construction, and the "brushed or napped" attribute indicates a finishing process that raises the fibers on the fabric's surface, giving it a softer feel and often improved insulating properties. The inclusion of "with fourchettes" signifies that these hand coverings are constructed with additional pieces of fabric sewn between the fingers, contributing to a better fit and articulation.

To distinguish this category from its siblings, note that 6116.92.74.60 covers similar knitted or crocheted hand coverings made from pre-existing machine-knit fabric, but these are of a "lisle type" and are *not* brushed or napped, lacking the raised fiber surface. The final sibling category, 6116.92.74.70, serves as a catch-all for "other" knitted or crocheted hand coverings of cotton made from pre-existing machine-knit fabric, not otherwise specified.

As this classification represents a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, accurate classification within 6116.92.74.50 hinges on confirming the material is cotton, the construction is from a pre-existing machine-knit fabric, the fabric has undergone a brushing or napping process, and the item is constructed with fourchettes.