5208.29.80.90 - Other (220) 🖩

This classification covers woven fabrics of cotton, specifically those that are bleached, not primarily patterned (as per the "Other fabrics" designation), and are made from cotton yarn that is of number 69 or higher. This means the yarn used to construct these fabrics is relatively fine. These fabrics are characterized by their bleached state, indicating a uniform white or off-white appearance achieved through a bleaching process. The material composition must be at least 85% cotton by weight, and the fabric weight should not exceed 200 grams per square meter.

It is important to distinguish this category from its sibling, HTS Code 5208.29.80.20, which specifically covers "Oxford cloth." While both fall under bleached woven cotton fabrics of number 69 or higher, Oxford cloth is a distinct weave construction typically characterized by a basketweave pattern and a slightly heavier feel compared to many fabrics that would fall into the "Other" category. This node, 5208.29.80.90, is intended for all other bleached woven cotton fabrics meeting the yarn number and weight criteria that are not specifically identified as Oxford cloth or another distinct weave type.

As a leaf node within the HTS classification system, there are no further subcategories under HTS Code 5208.29.80.90. Therefore, classification into this category is final, provided the goods meet all the preceding criteria. Examples of fabrics that would fall here might include fine plain weave cotton poplins, twills, or sateens made from fine yarn, which are bleached and not of a specific named weave like Oxford cloth. The key determining factors are the cotton content, weight, bleached state, and the yarn number.