5102.11.90.00 - Other 🖩

This classification, HTS 5102.11.90.00, pertains to fine animal hair of Kashmir (cashmere) goats that has undergone processing beyond mere degreasing or carbonization, and is not specifically covered by other subcategories within the "Of Kashmir (cashmere) goats" grouping. This includes cashmere hair that has been further treated, such as through washing, bleaching, dyeing, or other finishing processes, preparing it for subsequent manufacturing into yarns, fabrics, or other textile articles. The key distinguishing factor is that these materials have moved beyond their initial raw or semi-processed state.

This category specifically excludes cashmere goat hair that has not been processed beyond the degreased or carbonized condition, which falls under HTS 5102.11.10.00. Therefore, if the cashmere hair has undergone any additional mechanical or chemical treatment beyond the removal of grease and impurities or carbonization, it would be classified here. This "other" designation captures a broad range of processed fine animal hair, ensuring that all forms of prepared cashmere not explicitly detailed elsewhere find their appropriate classification.

As this is a terminal node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level relies on identifying cashmere goat hair that has been processed beyond the basic degreased or carbonized state, and then determining that it does not fit into any more specific, preceding categories within the HTS structure. Examples would include washed, bleached, dyed, or even slightly carded but not yet combed cashmere hair.