5212.14.60.10 - Mixed mainly or solely with wool or fine animal hair (220) 🖩

This HTS classification covers woven fabrics of cotton that are mixed primarily or solely with wool or fine animal hair, specifically when these fabrics weigh no more than 200 grams per square meter. The defining characteristic is the presence of both cotton and wool or fine animal hair in the yarn composition, with cotton being the predominant fiber by weight or value, and the fabric construction resulting in a lighter-weight textile. These fabrics are further distinguished by the fact that their yarns are of different colors, creating a patterned or multi-toned appearance.

The "Mixed mainly or solely with wool or fine animal hair (220)" designation within this subcategory specifically addresses blends where wool or fine animal hair contributes significantly to the fabric's composition. This differentiates it from woven cotton fabrics that might contain only minor amounts of other fibers or those where cotton is not the predominant fiber. The "Of yarns of different colors" qualifier is crucial, meaning the visual effect of distinct colored yarns is a key identifying feature for classification under this specific code.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, to accurately classify goods under HTS 5212.14.60.10, one must confirm that the fabric is woven, predominantly cotton, incorporates wool or fine animal hair, weighs no more than 200 g/m², and is constructed using yarns of different colors. Examples could include lightweight plaids or striped fabrics where the color variations are achieved through the use of distinctly colored warp and weft yarns, with a notable presence of wool or fine animal hair alongside the cotton.