5210.49.40.10 - Oxford cloth (218) 🖩

This HTS category, specifically 5210.49.40.10, classifies Oxford cloth that is woven from cotton and contains less than 85 percent by weight of cotton, mixed mainly or solely with man-made fibers. The fabric weighs no more than 200 g/m² and is constructed from yarns of different colors. It falls within the broader classification of "Other fabrics" under woven cotton fabrics of this weight and composition.

The distinguishing feature of this specific subcategory, "Oxford cloth (218)," lies in its particular weave and construction, which is characteristic of Oxford cloth. It is differentiated from its sibling category 5210.49.40.20, "Jacquard woven (220)," by the absence of a Jacquard weave, which typically involves intricate patterns created by a Jacquard loom. It also differs from 5210.49.40.90, "Other (218)," by being a specifically identified type of fabric rather than a general catch-all. The "(218)" notation within the description likely refers to a specific internal cross-reference or definition within the classification system, highlighting the unique characteristics of Oxford cloth.

As this HTS code is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification under 5210.49.40.10 is on confirming that the fabric meets all the preceding criteria: being woven from cotton with a significant blend of man-made fibers, weighing no more than 200 g/m², using yarns of different colors, and exhibiting the specific construction and appearance of Oxford cloth.