5407.91.20.30 - Sheeting (627) 🖩

This classification, 5407.91.20.30, pertains to other woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn that are unbleached or bleached and fall under the general "other" category after specific weaves have been excluded. These fabrics are distinct from poplin or broadcloth (5407.91.20.20), printcloth (5407.91.20.40), and satin or twill weaves (5407.91.20.50) due to their specific weave structure not fitting those defined categories.

The "sheeting" designation within this classification typically refers to fabrics with a plain weave, characterized by a simple interlacing of warp and weft threads, and often having a relatively smooth surface. These are distinct from the more defined structures of poplin, printcloth, satin, or twill, which have unique surface appearances or thread counts that warrant separate classification. This category serves as a residual for unbleached or bleached woven synthetic filament fabrics that do not conform to the more specific weave types listed as siblings.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS system, there are no further subdivisions under 5407.91.20.30. Classification into this subcategory relies on the absence of characteristics that would place the fabric into the more specifically named sibling categories, coupled with the fabric being unbleached or bleached and composed of synthetic filament yarn. Practical examples might include certain plain weave fabrics with a balanced thread count, used for applications where the weave type is not a defining feature, such as interlinings or specific industrial textile uses.