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HSN Code 5209: Woven fabrics of cotton, containing 85% or more by weight of cotton

Woven fabrics of cotton, containing 85% or more by weight of cotton, weighing more 2 than 200 g/. Chapter 52: Cotton.

GST rate on HSN 5209
Nil to 18%

The rate depends on what the goods are: the notification gives a different rate to different descriptions. Match your goods to a description in the table below. In force on 7 Nov 2026.

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GST rate entries for HSN 5209

Each row is an entry of a CBIC rate notification that names this heading, a code inside it or its whole chapter, in the notification's own words. Goods take the rate of the entry whose description fits them. GST is CGST plus SGST (or UTGST) in equal halves on a sale within a State, or IGST at the full rate on a sale between States.

GSTTariff entryDescription of goods, and source
5%2.5% + 2.5% 5208 to 5212 Woven fabrics of cotton Notification 9/2025-CT(R), Schedule I, S.No. 334
Entries for the whole of Chapter 52 (they apply where the description fits)
Nil 52 Gandhi Topi, Khadi yarn Notification 10/2025-CT(R), S.No. 144
Nil 50 to 55 Khadi fabric, sold through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) and KVIC certified institutions/outlets Notification 10/2025-CT(R), S.No. 145
Goods of this heading that fit none of the descriptions above
18%9% + 9%Any ChapterGoods which are not specified in Schedule I, III, IV, V, VI or VIINotification 9/2025-CT(R), Schedule II, S.No. 639 (the residual entry). A few entries cover goods of any chapter by description, such as puja samagri, rakhi or biomass briquettes; see the list on the finder.

HSN codes under 5209

Every 6- and 8-digit code of heading 5209 in the GSTN HSN master (92 codes), in GSTN's wording. Where a rate entry names a code more exactly than the heading, its rate is shown beside the code.

CodeDescription (GSTN master)Entry for this code
5209 11PLAIN WEAVE :–
5209 11 11DHOTI–Save
5209 11 12SAREE–Save
5209 11 13CASEMENT–Save
5209 11 14SHEETING (TAKIA, LEOPARD CLOTH AND OTHER THAN FURNISHING)–Save
5209 11 19OTHER–Save
5209 11 90OTHER–Save
5209 123-THREAD OR 4-THREAD TWILL, INCLUDING CROSS TWILL :–
5209 12 10SAREE–Save
5209 12 20SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 12 30FURNISHING FABRICS (EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 12 40SEERSUCKER–Save
5209 12 50CANVAS, INCLUDING DUCK – CARDED OR COMBED YARN–Save
5209 12 60FLANNELETTE–Save
5209 12 70SHETTING (TAKIA, LEOPARD CLOTH)–Save
5209 12 90OTHER–Save
5209 19OTHER FABRICS–
5209 19 00OTHER FABRICS–Save
5209 21PLAIN WEAVE :–
5209 21 10SAREE–Save
5209 21 20SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 21 30FURNISHING FABRICS (EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 21 40SEERSUCKER–Save
5209 21 50CANVAS (INCLUDING DUCK) OF CARDED OR COMBED YARN–Save
5209 21 60DHOTI–Save
5209 21 70FLANNELLETE–Save
5209 21 80SHEETING( TAKIA, LEOPARDCLOTH)–Save
5209 21 90OTHER–Save
5209 223-THREAD OR 4-THREAD TWILL, INCLUDING CROSS TWILL :–
5209 22 10SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 22 20FURNISHING FABRICS (EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 22 30DRILL–Save
5209 22 90OTHER–Save
5209 29OTHER FABRICS :–
5209 29 10DHOTI AND SAREE, ZARI BORDERED–Save
5209 29 20DEDSUTI, DOSUTI FABRICS, CERETONNES AND OSAMBURGE–Save
5209 29 90OTHER–Save
5209 31PLAIN WEAVE:–
5209 31 10LUNGI–Save
5209 31 20SAREE–Save
5209 31 30SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 31 40FURNISHING FABRICS(EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 31 50SEERSUCKER–Save
5209 31 60BEDTICKING, DOMESTIC(OTHER THAN HAND DYED)–Save
5209 31 70CANVAS (INCLUDING DUCK), OF CARDED OR–Save
5209 31 80FLANNELLETE–Save
5209 31 90OTHER–Save
5209 323-THREAD OR 4-THREAD TWILL, INCLUDING CROSS TWILL :–
5209 32 10SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 32 20FURNISHING FABRICS(EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 32 30DRILL–Save
5209 32 90OTHER–Save
5209 39OTHER FABRICS :–
5209 39 10ZARI BORDERED SAREES–Save
5209 39 90OTHER–Save
5209 41PLAIN WEAVE :–
5209 41 10BLEEDING MADRAS–Save
5209 41 20SAREE–Save
5209 41 30SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 41 40FURNISHING FABRICS (EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 41 50SEERSUCKER–Save
5209 41 60BEDTICKING, DOMESTIC (OTHER THAN HAND DYED)–Save
5209 41 70FLANNELETTE–Save
5209 41 90OTHER–Save
5209 42DENIM–
5209 42 00DENIM–Save
5209 43OTHER FABRICS OF 3-THREAD OR 4-THREAD TWILL, INCLUDING CROSS TWILL :–
5209 43 10BLEEDING MADRAS–Save
5209 43 20SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 43 30FURNISHING FABRICS (EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 43 40COATING (INCLUDING SUITING)–Save
5209 43 90OTHER–Save
5209 49OTHER FABRICS :–
5209 49 10ZARI BORDERED SARI–Save
5209 49 90OTHER–Save
5209 51PLAIN WEAVE :–
5209 51 11OF HANDLOOM–Save
5209 51 19OTHER–Save
5209 51 20SAREE–Save
5209 51 30SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 51 40FURNISHING FABRICS (EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 51 50SEERSUCKER–Save
5209 51 60BEDTICKING, DOMESTIC–Save
5209 51 70FLANNELETTE–Save
5209 51 90OTHER–Save
5209 523-THREAD OR 4-THREAD TWILL, INCLUDING CROSS TWILL :–
5209 52 10SHIRTING FABRICS–Save
5209 52 20FURNISHING FABRICS (EXCLUDING PILE AND CHENILLE FABRICS)–Save
5209 52 90OTHER–Save
5209 59OTHER FABRICS :–
5209 59 10ZARI BORDERED SAREE–Save
5209 59 90OTHER–Save

Where HSN 5209 sits

Section XI (Chapters 50–63)Textiles and textile articles
Chapter 52Cotton
Heading 5209Woven fabrics of cotton, containing 85% or more by weight of cotton, weighing more 2 than 200 g/

Headings named in the same rate entries

HSN 5209 on a GST invoice

Put the code in the HSN column of the tax invoice. Notification No. 78/2020-Central Tax sets the minimum digits by aggregate turnover in the previous financial year: 4 digits (5209) up to ₹5 crore, which may be left off invoices to unregistered buyers, and 6 digits (from the table above) above ₹5 crore. Where the table shows more than one rate, charge the rate of the entry whose description fits the goods sold.

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