5801.27.50.20 - Other (224) 🖩

This HTS category, 5801.27.50.20, classifies cut warp pile fabrics of cotton that do not fit into other specified weight categories. Warp pile fabrics are characterized by a ground weave with loops of yarn woven into it, which are then cut to form a pile. This specific subcategory encompasses those where the pile has been severed, creating a soft, fuzzy surface.

This classification is distinguished from its sibling category, 5801.27.50.10, by its weight per square meter. While the sibling is designated for warp pile fabrics exceeding 271 grams per square meter, this "Other" category captures cut warp pile fabrics of cotton that fall below this weight threshold. Therefore, the primary differentiator is the fabric's weight.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Classification within this category is determined by the fabric being a cut warp pile, made of cotton, and not meeting the specific weight criteria of the preceding sibling. Examples of goods that would fall here include certain types of cotton velvets, corduroys, or other cut-pile fabrics where the pile is created by warp yarns and the fabric's weight is below 271 grams per square meter.