5210.49.60.10 - Oxford cloth (218) 🖩

This HTS classification covers Oxford cloth that is woven from cotton. The fabric falls under the broader category of woven cotton fabrics containing less than 85% cotton by weight, primarily mixed with man-made fibers, and weighing not more than 200 g/m². Specifically, this subcategory applies to Oxford cloth woven using yarns of different colors, and it is further refined to include fabrics other than those classified under specific patterns or constructions.

Distinguishing this classification from its siblings, 5210.49.60.20 specifically addresses Jacquard woven fabrics, which are characterized by complex, interwoven patterns created on specialized looms. In contrast, this category, 5210.49.60.10, encompasses Oxford cloth that does not exhibit such intricate Jacquard weaving. The sibling category 5210.49.60.90 serves as a residual for "Other" fabrics within this specific grouping, capturing any remaining Oxford cloth that doesn't fit the defined Jacquard or this "Other" category.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories to introduce. The classification criteria for this particular entry are therefore based on the specific fabric type (Oxford cloth), the composition and weight constraints detailed in the parent categories, and the absence of Jacquard weaving, distinguishing it from the immediately preceding sibling. Practical classification relies on verifying the weave structure and yarn coloration to ensure correct adherence to the Oxford cloth definition within the stipulated parameters.