5514.30.39.90 - Other (218) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5514.30.39.90, encompasses woven fabrics crafted from synthetic staple fibers, where these synthetic fibers constitute less than 85% of the total weight, and are primarily or exclusively mixed with cotton. The fabrics must also exceed a weight of 170 grams per square meter. This particular subcategory, designated as "Other," captures woven fabrics of different colored yarns that do not fall under the more specific descriptions of blue denim or jacquard weave.

To differentiate this category from its siblings, it's important to note that while all fabrics under 5514.30.39 are woven from synthetic staple fibers mixed with cotton, of a specific weight, and of yarns of different colors, this "Other" designation serves as a residual category. It excludes fabrics clearly identifiable as blue denim, characterized by its distinctive warp-faced twill weave and indigo-dyed warp yarns, and jacquard weaves, which are produced by intricate patterns created through specialized loom mechanisms.

As this node represents a leaf category within the HTS, there are no further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within 5514.30.39.90 relies on the exclusion of the more specifically defined categories. Importers and exporters should carefully examine their woven fabrics to ensure they do not meet the distinct criteria for blue denim or jacquard weaves before assigning them to this residual "Other" classification. The key determining factors remain the fiber content, fabric weight, yarn coloration, and the absence of the specific weave patterns associated with the sibling categories.