5407.92.20.20 - Poplin or broadcloth (625) 🖩

This HTS category, 5407.92.20.20, specifically covers woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn that are dyed and fall under the "Other" subclassification for woven fabrics of this type. The "Poplin or broadcloth" designation indicates a plain weave construction characterized by a tight weave with a fine, even surface, typically achieved with warp yarns finer than weft yarns. These fabrics are generally smooth and crisp to the touch, making them suitable for a variety of apparel and home furnishing applications.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings is crucial for accurate classification. While all fall under "Other woven fabrics: Dyed: Other," the specific product types differ. Category 5407.92.20.30 pertains to "Sheeting," which often implies a coarser weave or specific use in bedding. "Printcloth" (5407.92.20.40) refers to fabrics specifically designed for printing, which may have variations in weave density or surface treatment compared to poplin. "Satin weave or twill weave" (5407.92.20.50) by definition describes distinct weave structures (satin or twill) that result in different surface characteristics, such as luster or diagonal lines, unlike the plain weave of poplin. The residual category, 5407.92.20.90, is for all other dyed synthetic filament woven fabrics not otherwise specified.

As this node is a leaf category, there are no further subcategories to explore. Classification under 5407.92.20.20 relies on the confirmation that the fabric is indeed of synthetic filament yarn, is woven, is dyed, and possesses the specific characteristics of a poplin or broadcloth weave, differentiating it from the other similarly structured but distinct categories at this level.