5407.93.20.30 - Sheeting (627) 🖩

This category, HTS 5407.93.20.30, specifically classifies sheeting made from woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn. These fabrics are characterized by their construction from synthetic filament yarns where the yarns are of different colors, and they do not fall under more specific descriptions like poplin, broadcloth, printcloth, satin weave, or twill weave. The term "sheeting" in this context refers to a broad range of woven fabrics used for items such as bed linens, apparel linings, or as general utility fabrics, where the coloring is achieved by using yarns of varying hues within the weave.

To differentiate from its siblings, this code captures sheeting that is not specifically poplin or broadcloth (5407.93.20.20), which are typically characterized by a plain weave with a high thread count and fine yarns. It also excludes printcloth (5407.93.20.40), which usually denotes a plain weave fabric of moderate weight and width often used for garments and interlinings, and satin or twill weaves (5407.93.20.50), which have distinct weave structures creating a characteristic sheen or diagonal ribbing. This classification applies to those woven fabrics of different colored synthetic filament yarns that fit the general definition of sheeting but lack the specific weave structures or common names associated with the other codes at this level.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories under HTS 5407.93.20.30. Therefore, classification into this code relies entirely on fulfilling the criteria of being a woven fabric of synthetic filament yarn, composed of yarns of different colors, and meeting the general description of sheeting without fitting into any more specifically named or constructed weave types at this level of the tariff schedule. The determination hinges on the fabric's construction, the origin of its coloration (i.e., using yarns of different colors), and its general utility as sheeting.