5209.51.60.50 - Napped (313) 🖩

This classification pertains to woven fabrics of cotton that are napped, meaning the surface has been treated to raise a fuzzy nap. These fabrics contain 85 percent or more cotton by weight and exceed 200 grams per square meter. The "napped" characteristic is a key physical attribute differentiating these goods from those classified under "not napped" at the same hierarchical level.

The underlying structure of these napped fabrics is a plain weave, and they are further categorized as "other" within the printed sheeting subcategory. This implies that while they are woven cotton sheeting fabrics weighing over 200 g/m² and are printed, their defining feature for this specific classification is the napped finish. The inclusion of "printed" indicates the fabric has undergone a printing process to impart a design or color.

As this node is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within 5209.51.60.50 is definitive based on the fulfillment of all preceding criteria: woven fabric, 85% or more cotton, weighing over 200 g/m², printed, plain weave, and specifically, napped. Examples might include flannel-type bed linens or brushed cotton apparel fabrics with a raised surface.