5516.24.00.10 - Poplin or broadcloth (625)

This HTS classification covers woven fabrics made from artificial staple fibers, specifically those containing less than 85 percent by weight of artificial staple fibers, mixed primarily or solely with man-made filaments. The defining characteristic of this category is that the fabric is printed. This implies a decorative design or pattern applied to the fabric's surface after weaving.

The distinction between this category and its siblings lies in the specific weave pattern or general fabric type. For instance, while this classification is for printed fabrics in general, sibling categories like "Sheeting" or "Printcloth" might denote specific common constructions of printed fabrics. "Satin weave or twill weave" specifically refers to fabrics printed on particular weave structures. This category serves as a broader classification for printed fabrics not fitting into more specific sibling categories.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. The classification of goods under 5516.24.00.10 relies on confirming the material composition (less than 85% artificial staple fibers, blended with man-made filaments) and the fact that the fabric is printed. Examples of goods that would fall here include printed synthetic poplin or broadcloth used in apparel, home furnishings, or accessories, provided they meet the fiber content requirements and are not classified under more specific sibling provisions.