5515.91.00.20 - Sheeting (627) 🖩

This HTS classification covers woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers that are not specifically described by other subheadings within heading 5515. Crucially, these fabrics are characterized by being mixed mainly or solely with man-made filaments. The term "sheeting" in this context refers to a broad category of woven fabrics often used for bedding, apparel, and other textile applications, but without the precise weave structures or specific fabric types found in sibling categories.

To properly classify goods under 5515.91.00.20, it is important to differentiate them from related categories. For instance, poplin or broadcloth (5515.91.00.10) and printcloth (5515.91.00.30) are defined by specific weave structures and densities that are not met by the general "sheeting" classification. Similarly, fabrics with a satin or twill weave (5515.91.00.40) are distinctly classified under their respective weave descriptions, leaving this subheading for other woven structures composed of synthetic staple fibers and man-made filaments.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the key to classifying items here lies in determining that they are woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers, predominantly mixed with man-made filaments, and that they do not fit into any of the more specific sibling classifications based on weave type or common fabric names like poplin, broadcloth, printcloth, or satin/twill weaves. The term "sheeting" serves as a residual category for woven fabrics of this material composition that fall outside these more defined groupings.