5513.39.01.91 - Other (218) 🖩

This classification, HTS Code 5513.39.01.91, pertains to woven fabrics composed of synthetic staple fibers, where these synthetic fibers constitute less than 85% of the weight, and are primarily or exclusively blended with cotton. The fabric must not exceed a weight of 170 grams per square meter. The defining characteristic of this specific subcategory is that the yarns used in its construction are of different colors, and it is not specifically defined by a particular weave construction like a jacquard weave or an Oxford cloth.

Unlike its sibling categories, 5513.39.01.11 (Jacquard weave) and 5513.39.01.15 (Oxford cloth), this classification captures woven fabrics of different colored yarns that do not exhibit those specific weave patterns. Therefore, if a fabric meets the general criteria of synthetic staple fibers blended with cotton, under 170 g/m², and uses yarns of varying colors, but is not a jacquard or Oxford weave, it would fall under this "Other" designation.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level relies on identifying the fabric's composition (synthetic staple fibers and cotton), weight, and the fact that it utilizes yarns of different colors, while ruling out more specific weave types that have their own dedicated classifications. Examples might include plain weaves or twill weaves made with pre-dyed yarns of contrasting colors, where the weave pattern itself is not a defining feature for further subdivision.