Chapter 52 covers cotton and cotton textile products, including raw cotton, cotton waste, carded cotton, cotton yarn, and cotton woven fabrics. This chapter is a core chapter for the classification of textile raw materials and products, involving the complete industrial chain from initial cotton processing to finished fabrics. Cotton fabrics are further subdivided based on cotton content, blended composition, weaving process, gram weight, and processing method, making it a key chapter for textile classification in international trade. Heading 5211 covers cotton woven fabrics containing less than 85% cotton by weight, mixed mainly or solely with man-made fibres, and weighing more than 200 g/m². Fabrics under this heading are typically heavier blended fabrics, suitable for garments, home textiles, and industrial fabrics. They are further subdivided into multiple subheadings based on processing method (bleached, dyed, printed, etc.) and blending ratio. The first 2 digits 52 represent Chapter 52 (Cotton and cotton textile products). Digits 3-4, 11, represent heading 5211, i.e., cotton woven fabrics containing <85% cotton, mixed mainly or solely with man-made fibres, weighing >200g/m². Digits 5-6, 59, represent subheading 5211.59, specifically 'other printed cotton woven fabrics,' i.e., under heading 5211, printed fabrics other than bleached, dyed, yarn-dyed, etc., and not listed under more specific subheadings (such as specific cotton content ranges or blended with other fibres). Therefore, 521159 precisely refers to printed cotton woven fabrics containing <85% cotton, blended with man-made fibres, weighing >200g/m². The goods contain less than 85% cotton, are mixed mainly with man-made fibres, and weigh more than 200g/m², meeting the scope of heading 5211. Under heading 5211, based on processing method, printed fabrics fall under subheading 5211.5; further, based on specific blending ratio and gram weight, they are not listed under other more specific subheadings (such as 5211.51-5211.53, etc.), and therefore are classified under 5211.59. Adjacent codes such as 5210 (containing ≥85% cotton), 5212 (weighing ≤200g/m²), or 5513/5514 (man-made fibre predominant) are all excluded due to differences in cotton content, gram weight, or blending ratio.
Chapter
Chapter 52 covers cotton and cotton textile products, including raw cotton, cotton waste, carded cotton, cotton yarn, and cotton woven fabrics. This chapter is a core chapter for the classification of textile raw materials and products, involving the complete industrial chain from initial cotton processing to finished fabrics. Cotton fabrics are further subdivided based on cotton content, blended composition, weaving process, gram weight, and processing method, making it a key chapter for textile classification in international trade.
Heading
Heading 5211 covers cotton woven fabrics containing less than 85% cotton by weight, mixed mainly or solely with man-made fibres, and weighing more than 200 g/m². Fabrics under this heading are typically heavier blended fabrics, suitable for garments, home textiles, and industrial fabrics. They are further subdivided into multiple subheadings based on processing method (bleached, dyed, printed, etc.) and blending ratio.
Digit Breakdown
The first 2 digits 52 represent Chapter 52 (Cotton and cotton textile products). Digits 3-4, 11, represent heading 5211, i.e., cotton woven fabrics containing <85% cotton, mixed mainly or solely with man-made fibres, weighing >200g/m². Digits 5-6, 59, represent subheading 5211.59, specifically 'other printed cotton woven fabrics,' i.e., under heading 5211, printed fabrics other than bleached, dyed, yarn-dyed, etc., and not listed under more specific subheadings (such as specific cotton content ranges or blended with other fibres). Therefore, 521159 precisely refers to printed cotton woven fabrics containing <85% cotton, blended with man-made fibres, weighing >200g/m².
Classification Basis
The goods contain less than 85% cotton, are mixed mainly with man-made fibres, and weigh more than 200g/m², meeting the scope of heading 5211. Under heading 5211, based on processing method, printed fabrics fall under subheading 5211.5; further, based on specific blending ratio and gram weight, they are not listed under other more specific subheadings (such as 5211.51-5211.53, etc.), and therefore are classified under 5211.59. Adjacent codes such as 5210 (containing ≥85% cotton), 5212 (weighing ≤200g/m²), or 5513/5514 (man-made fibre predominant) are all excluded due to differences in cotton content, gram weight, or blending ratio.
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