5515.11.00.20 - Sheeting (613) 🖩

This HTS subheading, 5515.11.00.20, specifically classifies "Sheeting" that is woven from synthetic staple fibers, primarily polyester. These fabrics are characterized by their construction suitable for use as sheeting, implying a certain weave structure and density that contributes to comfort and durability for bedding purposes. The key defining elements are the material composition (polyester staple fibers, possibly blended with viscose rayon staple fibers) and the intended end-use as sheeting.

To distinguish this category, consider its siblings. For instance, 5515.11.00.15 covers "Poplin or broadcloth," which, while also made from polyester staple fibers, refers to specific weaves with distinct characteristics. Similarly, 5515.11.00.25 pertains to "Printcloth," a category defined by its suitability for printing and often a lighter weight. The inclusion of "Sheeting" as a distinct category highlights its specific construction and application, differentiating it from other woven fabrics within this broad group based on their unique functional properties and weaving patterns.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories to explore under 5515.11.00.20. Classification within this specific subheading relies on identifying a woven fabric of polyester staple fibers (potentially blended with viscose rayon staple fibers) that is specifically manufactured and presented for use as sheeting. The classification hinges on the functional end-use and the characteristic construction of the fabric designed for bedding applications.