5801.27.50 - Cut (224)

This classification covers warp pile fabrics of cotton that are specifically described as "cut." These fabrics are characterized by a pile that has been severed or cut, creating a distinct texture and appearance. This distinguishes them from their sibling category, "Epinglé (uncut)," which refers to warp pile fabrics where the loops of the pile remain intact. The "cut" characteristic is a key differentiator for classification within this specific heading.

Within this "cut" warp pile fabric category, further subdivisions exist based on weight. The subcategories of "Over 271 grams per square meter" and "Other" allow for more precise classification according to the fabric's density and substance. This distinction is often relevant for tariff rate determination and statistical tracking purposes, reflecting different types of end-use applications or manufacturing processes associated with heavier or lighter weight cut warp pile fabrics.