5210.29.40.90 - Other (220) 🖩

This HTS category, 5210.29.40.90, encompasses a specific type of woven cotton fabric that is bleached, not of a specific weave like Oxford cloth, and further categorized by the fineness of the yarn used. These are fabrics woven from cotton, where cotton constitutes less than 85% by weight and is primarily mixed with man-made fibers. The fabric must also weigh no more than 200 grams per square meter. The key distinguishing factor for this "Other" classification is that it applies to fabrics where the yarn count is of number 42 or lower, indicating coarser threads.

The primary distinction from its sibling, 5210.29.40.20 (Oxford cloth), lies in the weave structure. Oxford cloth is characterized by a distinctive basket weave, often with two warp threads passing over two weft threads. This category, 5210.29.40.90, covers bleached woven cotton blends that do not adhere to the specific weave patterns of other subcategories, and critically, are made with yarn of a relatively coarser nature (number 42 or lower). This "Other" designation signifies a catch-all for fabrics that meet the general criteria but do not fit into more precisely defined weave types or yarn fineness specifications at this level.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Classification within this code is therefore determined by the definitive criteria of cotton content (less than 85%), blend with man-made fibers, weight limit (not more than 200 g/m²), bleaching status, and yarn number (42 or lower), in the absence of a specific weave pattern that would place it in another HTS code at this level.