5212.14.60.90 - Other (218)

This HTS subcategory, "Other" under "Of yarns of different colors" for woven cotton fabrics weighing not more than 200 g/m², encompasses woven cotton fabrics where the yarns used for warp and weft are of different colors, but the resulting fabric does not fall under the "Jacquard woven" category. This means the color differentiation is achieved through methods other than the intricate patterns typically associated with Jacquard weaving. The defining characteristic is the presence of distinctly colored yarns creating the fabric structure, excluding those with complex, pre-designed patterns woven in.

To classify correctly, focus on the manufacturing technique and the visual effect of the colored yarns. Fabrics within this category will exhibit distinct color contrasts due to the yarn selection. For example, a simple plain weave or twill weave where warp yarns are one color and weft yarns are another, without any specialized Jacquard loom mechanism for pattern creation, would be classified here. The absence of a Jacquard weave is the key differentiator from its sibling category.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions within this specific HTS code. Therefore, classification hinges entirely on meeting the criteria of being a woven cotton fabric, weighing not more than 200 g/m², utilizing yarns of different colors, and importantly, not being a Jacquard woven fabric. This classification serves as a residual category for cotton fabrics of different colored yarns that do not fit more specific descriptions.