5212.14.60.20 - Of a width exceeding 127 cm (220) 🖩

This HTS category, 5212.14.60.20, specifically classifies other woven fabrics of cotton, not more than 200 g/m², made of yarns of different colors, and of a width exceeding 127 cm, which are of a jacquard weave construction. Jacquard weaving is a distinctive method that allows for intricate patterns to be woven directly into the fabric, often creating elaborate designs that are integral to the material itself, rather than being printed or overlaid. This distinguishes it from other fabrics where the pattern might be achieved through simpler weaving techniques or post-weaving processes.

The primary differentiator for this specific sub-classification lies in the combination of its jacquard weave construction, its origin from yarns of different colors, its weight not exceeding 200 g/m², and its width exceeding 127 cm. While sibling categories like 5212.14.60.30 might also be "other" woven fabrics of cotton with differing color yarns and weight characteristics, this node is exclusively for those employing the complex jacquard technique. The jacquard weave itself is the key identifying feature, allowing for complex, integrated designs that are not found in plain weave or dobby weave fabrics within the broader cotton textile chapter.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories for this classification. Classification is therefore determined by the precise adherence to all the criteria outlined: being a woven cotton fabric, weighing not more than 200 g/m², utilizing yarns of different colors, featuring a jacquard weave, and exceeding 127 cm in width. Importers and exporters should carefully verify these physical and manufacturing characteristics to ensure accurate classification.