5210.39.80.90 - Other (220)

This HTS classification, 5210.39.80.90, encompasses a specific type of woven cotton fabric that falls under the broader category of dyed cotton fabrics weighing not more than 200 g/m², mixed mainly or solely with man-made fibers, and containing less than 85 percent by weight of cotton. The "Other (220)" designation signifies that this code applies to fabrics that do not fit into more specific sub-classifications within this level, beyond those already defined by weave type or specific material composition at higher levels.

To differentiate this category from its sibling, 5210.39.80.20 (Oxford cloth), it is crucial to understand the distinct weave structures. Oxford cloth is characterized by its basket weave, typically involving two or more warp threads interlaced with two or more weft threads in a single warp set, creating a more textured, pebbled appearance. Fabrics classified under 5210.39.80.90 will not possess this specific Oxford weave. Instead, they will comprise other plain or twill weaves, or any other woven structures that do not meet the definition of Oxford cloth, while still fulfilling all other material and weight requirements of the parent headings.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories branching from 5210.39.80.90. Therefore, the focus for classification under this code is on the precise application of the criteria defined at this level and above. Importers and exporters must ensure that the fabric in question is indeed dyed, composed of less than 85% cotton by weight with a primary blend of man-made fibers, weighs no more than 200 g/m², and is not of an Oxford weave, nor any other specifically enumerated fabric type that would warrant a different classification.