No — the classification of a woven necktie is determined by the outer shell fabric's chief fiber content, not by the interlining or lining material. A silk-faced tie with a polyester interlining classifies as a silk tie. The interlining is considered a functional component that does not change the essential character of the article.

Woven and knitted neckties must be classified and entered separately under their respective headings. Combining them on a single line item is a classification error. Commercial invoices should clearly distinguish the two construction types, including the fiber content of each, to allow accurate duty assessment and avoid CBP examination delays.