5407.82.00.20 - Sheeting (627) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5407.82.00.20, specifically designates "Sheeting" within the broader category of other woven fabrics containing less than 85 percent by weight of synthetic filaments, mixed mainly or solely with cotton, that are dyed. Sheeting typically refers to woven fabrics that are characterized by their plain weave construction and are often used for bedding, apparel, or other household textiles. The key distinguishing factor for this subheading is the textile construction and intended use, which aligns with common sheeting fabrics.

This category is differentiated from its siblings by the specific type of fabric. For instance, 5407.82.00.10 covers poplin or broadcloth, which, while also plain weave, may have a finer yarn and denser construction. Similarly, 5407.82.00.30 addresses printcloth, often used for printed fabrics and may have a lighter weight. 5407.82.00.40 is reserved for satin or twill weaves, which are distinctly different weave structures from the plain weave characteristic of sheeting. 5407.82.00.90 serves as a residual category for other dyed woven fabrics fitting the parent criteria but not specifically defined as sheeting, poplin, printcloth, or satin/twill weave.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the classification of a dyed woven fabric composed of less than 85% synthetic filaments and mixed mainly or solely with cotton, as sheeting, depends on its construction and typical end-use. The determination rests on whether the fabric's physical characteristics and common application align with the established understanding of sheeting textiles.