5513.41.00.40 - Sheeting (613) 🖩

This HTS classification, 5513.41.00.40, specifically covers printed woven fabrics predominantly composed of polyester staple fibers, characterized by a plain weave construction. These fabrics weigh no more than 170 grams per square meter and are mixed mainly or solely with cotton, falling under the broader category of woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers. The "sheeting" designation in the description typically refers to fabrics used for bedding, though the classification itself is based on the fabric's construction and fiber content rather than its final end-use.

This category is distinct from its siblings. While all are printed woven fabrics of polyester staple fibers mixed with cotton and not exceeding 170 g/m², 5513.41.00.40 is specifically for a plain weave construction. It differs from 5513.41.00.20 (Poplin or broadcloth), which implies a more structured weave, and 5513.41.00.60 (Printcloth), often a lighter weight plain weave specifically designed for printing. Similarly, 5513.41.00.90 covers other specific weave types or lighter fabric constructions like cheesecloth, lawns, voiles, or batistes.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories within 5513.41.00.40. Therefore, the classification relies heavily on the precise identification of the fabric's weave (plain weave), fiber composition (predominantly polyester staple fibers, with cotton), weight limit (not exceeding 170 g/m²), and the fact that the fabric is printed. Accurate determination of these factors is crucial for correct classification under this specific tariff heading.