5111.11.70.60 - Other (410) 🖩

This category encompasses woven fabrics where wool or fine animal hair constitutes 85% or more of the total weight, and the fabric weighs no more than 300 grams per square meter. Crucially, these fabrics are classified as "Other" when they do not meet the specific criteria of other subheadings within the "Containing 85 percent or more by weight of wool or of fine animal hair" and "Of a weight not exceeding 300 g/m2" levels. This designation acts as a residual category for fabrics meeting the broad material and weight specifications but not fitting more precisely defined classifications.

The distinction from the sibling category, "Wholly or in part of fine animal hair (410)," lies in the specific composition and potential for wool content. While this sibling explicitly calls out fabrics "wholly or in part of fine animal hair," the current "Other" category serves as a catch-all for wool-based fabrics or those with a mix of wool and fine animal hair that don't fit other narrow definitions. The "Other (410)" designation implies a further subdivision within this residual category, likely based on specific weaving techniques, finishes, or end-uses not otherwise specified.

As a leaf node, this classification signifies the most granular level of detail within this particular branch of the HTS. Therefore, specific examples of goods falling here would include certain types of twills, satins, or plain weaves made primarily from wool or fine animal hair, weighing under 300 g/m², and not specifically designated elsewhere due to unique characteristics or detailed sub-classifications. The "(410)" suffix suggests an internal numbering system or specific reference within the tariff database for further clarity.