9619.00.33.00 - Other (239) 🖩

This HTS classification, 9619.00.33.00, covers diapers (napkins), diaper liners, and similar absorbent articles that are manufactured from textile materials other than knitted or crocheted fabric, and are specifically composed of cotton. These items are designed for personal hygiene and absorption of bodily fluids, such as those used for infants or adults experiencing incontinence.

This category is distinguished from its sibling, 9619.00.31.00, by the specific construction of the textile material. While both fall under "Diapers of other textile materials: Of cotton," 9619.00.31.00 exclusively includes cotton articles made from knitted or crocheted fabrics. Conversely, 9619.00.33.00 pertains to cotton diapers and similar articles constructed from woven or non-woven cotton textile materials. The key differentiating factor lies in the fabric manufacturing process used for the cotton component.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification under 9619.00.33.00 hinges on the definitive presence of cotton as the primary textile material and the exclusion of knitted or crocheted fabric construction in favor of other cotton textile forms. The "Other (239)" designation indicates that this specific sub-classification encompasses all remaining cotton diaper and similar absorbent article types that do not fit into the knitted or crocheted fabric category.