5210.11.60 - Of numbers 43 to 68

This HTS category, 5210.11.60, encompasses woven fabrics of cotton that are predominantly blended with man-made fibers, specifically containing less than 85 percent by weight of cotton. These fabrics are further characterized by weighing no more than 200 grams per square meter. The "Of numbers 43 to 68" qualifier indicates a specific range of yarn numbers (count) used in the construction of these fabrics, differentiating them based on the fineness of the threads.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 5210.11.40 and 5210.11.80, is crucial for accurate classification. Category 5210.11.40 applies to fabrics constructed with yarn numbers 42 or lower, indicating coarser yarns. Conversely, category 5210.11.80 is reserved for fabrics made with yarn numbers 69 or higher, which are finer yarns. Therefore, 5210.11.60 is specifically for fabrics woven with intermediate yarn numbers, falling within the defined range of 43 to 68.

Within this specific classification, further subdivisions exist to account for variations in weave construction and intended use. The subcategories, such as poplin/broadcloth, sheeting, printcloth, and cheesecloth, represent distinct fabric types commonly found within this yarn number range and weight specification. These subcategories allow for more granular classification based on the specific characteristics of the woven fabric, such as density, weave pattern, and typical applications, ensuring precise tariff application.