5514.19.90.20 - Sheeting (613) 🖩

This HTS category, 5514.19.90.20, specifically classifies sheeting made from woven synthetic staple fibers. To fall within this heading, the fabric must contain less than 85 percent by weight of synthetic staple fibers, with cotton being the primary or sole other component. Furthermore, these fabrics must exceed 170 grams per square meter in weight and are described as unbleached or bleached. The term "sheeting" generally refers to fabrics used for bedding and related household textiles.

This particular classification is distinct from its siblings primarily by the specific type of woven fabric. For instance, 5514.19.90.10 covers poplin or broadcloth weaves, while 5514.19.90.30 specifies duck fabrics. Similarly, 5514.19.90.40 is for satin weave or twill weave constructions. The "Other" categories, like 5514.19.90.90, capture woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers that do not fit into the more narrowly defined weave structures or specific fabric types outlined in the other sibling categories. Therefore, 5514.19.90.20 applies to sheeting constructions that do not conform to poplin, broadcloth, duck, satin, or twill weaves.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification decisions within this code would rely on a thorough examination of the fabric's construction to ensure it meets all the criteria of the parent headings and specifically aligns with the general description of sheeting, distinguishing it from other woven fabric types at the same level.