5512.19.00.90 - Other (220)

This HTS classification, 5512.19.00.90, covers "Other" woven fabrics that are primarily composed of synthetic staple fibers, with at least 85% by weight of those fibers being polyester staple fibers. This broad category encompasses all woven fabrics meeting these fiber content requirements that are not specifically classified under the more granular sibling categories. The key defining characteristic is the high percentage of polyester staple fiber, which dictates the fabric's properties and intended uses.

This category serves as a residual classification for polyester staple fiber woven fabrics. It differentiates itself from sibling categories such as Poplin or Broadcloth (5512.19.00.15), Printcloth (5512.19.00.30), Cheesecloth, lawns, voiles or batistes (5512.19.00.35), and Duck (5512.19.00.40), by excluding those specifically named fabric types. Therefore, if a woven fabric contains 85% or more polyester staple fibers but does not conform to the weave structures or specific names of its siblings, it would fall under this "Other" classification.

As this classification is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. This means that once a fabric has met the criteria for woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers containing 85% or more by weight of polyester staple fibers, and is not specifically named in a preceding sibling category, it is classified here. Examples of fabrics that might be classified under 5512.19.00.90 could include certain twills, satins, or other weaves not specifically enumerated, provided they meet the weight and fiber content requirements.