5514.41.00 - Of polyester staple fibers, plain weave
Sub-classifications
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5514 4100 20
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5514 4100 30
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5514 4100 50
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5514 4100 90
Overview
This HTS category, 5514.41.00, specifically covers woven fabrics composed primarily of polyester staple fibers, where these fibers constitute less than 85% of the total weight and are primarily blended with cotton. These fabrics are distinguished by their weight, exceeding 170 grams per square meter, and their plain weave construction. This plain weave characteristic sets them apart from sibling categories that are defined by twill weaves (5514.42.00) or other woven structures (5514.43.00 and 5514.49.00).
Within this classification, further distinctions are made based on specific weave patterns. The subcategories delineate between poplin or broadcloth weaves (5514.41.00.20), often characterized by a finer texture, and sheeting or plain weave duck (5514.41.00.90), which typically refers to a more robust, durable weave. These subdivisions are crucial for accurately classifying the fabric based on its precise textile construction.