5212.24.60.30 - Of a width exceeding 127 cm (220) 🖩

This classification category, HTS 5212.24.60.30, specifically covers "jacquard woven" cotton fabrics that are not of yarns of different colors, exceeding 127 cm in width, and weighing more than 200 g/m². The defining characteristic here is the jacquard weave, which allows for intricate and elaborate patterns to be woven directly into the fabric using a specialized loom. These fabrics are typically heavier and more decorative due to the complexity of their weave.

It is important to distinguish this category from its sibling, 5212.24.60.40, which is also an "other" category under jacquard woven cotton fabrics. The distinguishing factor between these two leaf nodes lies in the "of yarns of different colors" criterion. HTS 5212.24.60.30 encompasses jacquard woven cotton fabrics where the yarns are predominantly of a single color, or where color variations are achieved through printing or other finishing processes rather than by using yarns of different colors in the warp and weft.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level is determined by the specific weave (jacquard), the presence or absence of yarns of different colors, the width, and the weight per square meter. Practical classification would involve verifying the weave type through fabric examination and ensuring all other descriptive criteria, particularly the width exceeding 127 cm, are met.