5210.39.60.90 - Other (220) 🖩

This HTS category, 5210.39.60.90, encompasses "other" dyed woven fabrics of cotton that fall under the broader classification of cotton fabrics containing less than 85 percent cotton by weight, mixed mainly or solely with man-made fibers, and weighing not more than 200 g/m². Specifically, this code applies to fabrics not otherwise specified within the "other fabrics" and "other" subdivisions, but which are still "of numbers 43 to 68" as per the hierarchical structure. The key defining characteristic here is the exclusion from more specific subcategories within this existing classification level.

Distinguishing this "Other (220)" category from its sibling, 5210.39.60.20 ("Oxford cloth"), is crucial. While both are dyed woven cotton fabrics meeting the weight and composition criteria, Oxford cloth is a distinctly recognized weave pattern. This "other" category, therefore, serves as a residual classification for any dyed woven cotton fabrics that do not conform to the specific weave structure of Oxford cloth or other potential sub-classifications that may exist at higher levels of the HTS. Its scope is defined by what it is *not*, rather than by a positive attribute.

As this node is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Classification under 5210.39.60.90 relies on the thorough examination of the fabric's physical characteristics and composition to ensure it meets all the preceding criteria of containing less than 85% cotton, being blended predominantly with man-made fibers, weighing no more than 200 g/m², being dyed, and not fitting into any more specific designated categories at this level of detail. The designation "(220)" within the description likely refers to an internal numbering system for statistical or administrative purposes within a customs authority, and is not a classification criterion itself.