5806.10.10.00 - Of cotton (229) 🖩

This HTS subcategory, 5806.10.10.00, specifically classifies narrow woven fabrics that are constructed as woven pile fabrics or chenille fabrics, and are made entirely of cotton. Woven pile fabrics are characterized by a raised surface created by loops of yarn, such as those found in velvet or corduroy, while chenille fabrics have a fuzzy, caterpillar-like appearance due to protruding yarn ends. The "of cotton" designation is a key criterion for classification under this code, indicating that all significant textile components must be cotton.

This category is distinct from its sibling, 5806.10.30, which covers "Other" narrow woven pile or chenille fabrics. The crucial difference lies in the material. While 5806.10.10.00 is exclusively for cotton-based goods, the "Other" category would encompass similar fabric constructions made from man-made fibers or blends where cotton is not the sole or dominant fiber. Therefore, the presence of cotton as the sole constituent textile material is the defining characteristic of this specific classification.

As a leaf node, 5806.10.10.00 does not have further subcategories. Classification under this code depends on meeting the criteria of narrow woven fabric construction (less than 30 cm in width, or if wider, specifically designed for assembly into narrower widths), being either a woven pile fabric or chenille fabric, and being composed entirely of cotton. Examples include narrow cotton velvet ribbons or cotton chenille trim.