5806.39.10.00 - Of wool or fine animal hair (414) 🖩

This classification, 5806.39.10.00, pertains to narrow woven fabrics that are not tape, braid, or similar goods of heading 5807, and also excludes those assembled with adhesive. Specifically, this subdivision focuses on such narrow woven fabrics when they are constructed from wool or fine animal hair. These materials, such as cashmere, alpaca, angora, or vicuña, are integral to defining the classification of the woven fabric itself.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 5806.39.20.00 covers narrow woven fabrics made of vegetable fibers other than cotton. Therefore, the key differentiator here lies solely in the fiber content of the woven material. If a narrow woven fabric is composed of wool or fine animal hair, it falls under 5806.39.10.00; if it's made of other vegetable fibers (excluding cotton), it would be classified under 5806.39.20.00.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification decisions at this level will therefore hinge on a precise determination of the material composition. For instance, a narrow woven ribbon or trim made from 100% merino wool would be classified here, whereas a similar item made from linen would fall under a different sibling category. The "Of wool or fine animal hair (414)" note further guides the classification, suggesting a specific percentage or primary composition requirement to be met for inclusion in this code.