5516.94.00.70 - Oxford cloth (227) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5516.94.00.70, specifically designates Oxford cloth manufactured from artificial staple fibers. Oxford cloth is characterized by its distinctive basket weave, typically achieved by weaving two or more warp threads with one weft thread, creating a textured, slightly pebbled appearance. This fabric is commonly used in the production of shirts, activewear, bags, and other apparel and textile goods where durability and a characteristic texture are desired.

Within the broader category of "Woven fabrics of artificial staple fibers, other, printed," 5516.94.00.70 differentiates itself from its siblings through its specific weave construction and common designation as "Oxford cloth." While other classifications in this group might cover poplin, sheeting, printcloth, or specialized fabrics like cheesecloth and duck, Oxford cloth's unique basket weave and often slightly heavier weight distinguish it. The "printed" modifier indicates that the fabric has undergone a printing process to apply a pattern or design.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level is determined by the material (artificial staple fibers), construction (woven), type of fabric (Oxford cloth), and the finishing process (printed). Therefore, any fabric meeting these criteria and not specifically excluded by other headings would fall under this specific HTS code.