5515.12.00.40 - Satin weave or twill weave (628) 🖩

This HTS classification covers woven fabrics manufactured from synthetic staple fibers, specifically those where the primary component, by weight, is polyester staple fiber. These fabrics are characterized by their satin weave or twill weave construction, which are distinct weaving patterns creating specific surface textures and fabric properties. The "628" designation likely refers to a specific textile weave chart or standard used for identification.

This category is differentiated from its siblings primarily by its weave type. For instance, it is distinct from poplin or broadcloth weaves (5515.12.00.10) and printcloth (5515.12.00.30) due to the characteristic satin or twill interlacing of threads. The "Other" category (5515.12.00.90) would encompass synthetic staple fiber fabrics of polyester that do not conform to the satin or twill weave descriptions or any other specifically listed weave types within this broader subcategory.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories under 5515.12.00.40. Classification within this heading relies on the accurate identification of the weave construction (satin or twill) and the fiber content (predominantly polyester staple fibers). Examples of goods that would fall under this classification include certain types of upholstery fabrics, linings, and specialized apparel materials where a satin or twill weave is a defining characteristic.