5309.21.30.60 - Sheeting (613) 🖩

This classification, 5309.21.30.60, specifically covers sheeting made from woven flax fabric that contains less than 85% flax by weight. These fabrics have undergone either unbleaching or bleaching processes and fall under the broader category of "other" woven flax fabrics that are not poplin, broadcloth, or printcloth. The presence of both cotton and man-made fibers alongside flax is a key characteristic of goods within this subcategory.

The distinction from sibling categories lies in the specific fabric construction and the types of fibers present beyond flax. While 5309.21.30.55 refers to poplin or broadcloth, and 5309.21.30.65 pertains to printcloth, this category encompasses other types of sheeting made from flax blends that do not fit those specific weave patterns. Furthermore, it is differentiated from broader "other" classifications by the explicit mention of cotton and man-made fibers and the constraint related to man-made fiber restraints.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, the focus is on the precise criteria defining its scope: woven flax fabric, less than 85% flax by weight, unbleached or bleached, not poplin, broadcloth, or printcloth, and containing both cotton and man-made fibers, subject to man-made fiber restraints. Practical classification relies on verifying the fiber content and ensuring the fabric's structure aligns with the general characteristics of sheeting rather than more specific weave types.