5309.29.30.65 - Printcloth (615)

This HTS classification, 5309.29.30.65, specifically covers woven fabrics of flax that contain less than 85 percent by weight of flax, fall under the "other" category, and are further defined as containing both cotton and man-made fibers. The "Printcloth" designation signifies a plain-weave fabric, typically of medium weight and close construction, often intended for printing with designs. These characteristics are crucial for distinguishing this specific fabric from other varieties of flax-based woven goods.

Within the "Containing cotton and man-made fibers" subcategory, this classification differs from its siblings by its specific weave and typical application. For instance, while 5309.29.30.55 (Poplin or broadcloth) and 5309.29.30.60 (Sheeting) also represent plain-weave fabrics, they often have distinct weight and construction parameters that define them as poplin, broadcloth, or sheeting. This "Printcloth" category is distinguished by its suitability for vibrant textile printing, suggesting a particular finish or thread count optimized for this purpose.

As this classification represents a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification purposes lies on accurately identifying the fabric's composition (predominantly flax, but with significant cotton and man-made fiber content), its weave (plain weave), and its specific designation as "Printcloth" based on its construction and intended use. The "Subject to man-made fiber restraints" qualifier further indicates the need to consult specific trade regulations pertaining to man-made fiber imports when classifying goods under this code.