5210.49.40.20 - Jacquard woven (220) 🖩

This HTS category, 5210.49.40.20, specifically classifies jacquard woven fabrics of cotton that are predominantly made of cotton (less than 85% by weight) and mixed with man-made fibers. These fabrics must weigh no more than 200 g/m² and be constructed from yarns of different colors. The "jacquard woven" designation indicates a complex weave pattern created on a jacquard loom, allowing for intricate designs and motifs that are integral to the fabric's structure.

This classification is distinguished from its sibling category, 5210.49.40.10, which covers Oxford cloth. While both fall under the broader "of yarns of different colors" and "other fabrics" headings, Oxford cloth typically refers to a specific basket weave construction. In contrast, this category is for *any* jacquard woven fabric meeting the other criteria, emphasizing the intricate, pattern-driven weaving technique rather than a specific weave structure like that of Oxford cloth. The sibling 5210.49.40.90 encompasses all other fabrics within this group that are neither Oxford cloth nor jacquard woven.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. The classification is precise based on the material composition, weight, yarn coloring, and the specific weaving technique of jacquard. Therefore, any fabric fitting the description of a jacquard woven textile, composed of less than 85% cotton, mixed with man-made fibers, weighing not more than 200 g/m², and using yarns of different colors, would fall under this 5210.49.40.20 classification.