5111.11.30.00 - Hand-woven, with a loom width of less than 76 cm (410) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5111.11.30.00, specifically designates hand-woven fabrics composed primarily of carded wool or fine animal hair, weighing no more than 300 grams per square meter. The defining characteristic for this category is the method of production: hand-weaving, which implies a labor-intensive process, and the constraint on loom width, being less than 76 centimeters. These criteria are crucial for distinguishing these artisanal textiles from mechanically produced woven fabrics.

The "Other" designation at this level, followed by the specific subcategory 5111.11.30.00, implies that this entry captures a residual group of hand-woven fabrics that meet the preceding criteria but are not specifically enumerated under any other subheading within the 5111.11.70 category, which likely covers mechanically woven or other hand-woven fabrics not meeting the specific width limitation. The absence of further subcategories indicates that this is a terminal classification, meaning goods falling into this specific code will not be further broken down into more granular categories. Therefore, accurate classification hinges on definitively confirming hand-weaving and the specified loom width.