5212.15.60.30 - Sheeting (313) 🖩

This HTS classification, specifically 5212.15.60.30, pertains to "Sheeting" that is woven from cotton. These fabrics are characterized by their construction and end-use as sheeting materials. They fall under the broader category of other woven fabrics of cotton, weighing not more than 200 g/m², and are printed. The "sheeting" designation here typically refers to fabrics commonly used for bed linens due to their durability, comfort, and weave structure.

This specific classification distinguishes itself from sibling categories by its designated end-use. For instance, while categories like Poplin or Broadcloth (5212.15.60.20) and Printcloth (5212.15.60.40) also describe specific woven cotton fabric constructions, the "Sheeting" classification focuses on the material's suitability and common application in the production of bedding. Similarly, it differs from categories like Cheesecloth or Lawns (5212.15.60.50) and Oxford Cloth (5212.15.60.80), which are defined by distinct weave patterns or specialized uses beyond general sheeting applications.

As a leaf node, 5212.15.60.30 does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within this code relies on confirming that the printed, woven cotton fabric meets the general weight criteria and is primarily intended or recognized for use as sheeting, distinct from other woven cotton fabric types with different primary applications.