Soft-Napped Polyester-Cotton Shirting Sheeting
Printed napped sheeting fabric (>170g/m²) plain weave, <85% polyester staple mainly cotton-mixed, per note (b)(ii). Napping creates brushed surface for cozy shirting and loungewear. Exceeds poplin/broadcloth exclusions.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If cut and sewn into men's shirts
Made-up garments move to Chapter 62 apparel classifications.
If 85-97% synthetic staple
Blend ratio thresholds alter chapter placement.
If paper-backed for wallpaper
Composite with paper shifts to Chapter 48 household paper products.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Test for average yarn number >26 to confirm not excluded poplin/broadcloth
• Invoice must specify 'napped sheeting' to guide CBP classification
• Watch for set sales with linings; may classify as 55xx sets
Related Products under HTS 5514.41.00.50
Napped Polyester-Cotton Sheeting Fabric
This printed, plain weave fabric weighs over 170 g/m², containing less than 85% polyester staple fibers mixed mainly with cotton, and features a napped finish on one side. It qualifies as 'sheeting' per statistical note (b)(ii) due to its weight, plain weave, and square construction with fine yarn counts. The napping provides a soft, brushed texture ideal for apparel linings.
Printed Napped Poly-Cotton Bedding Sheeting
Heavyweight printed sheeting fabric (>170 g/m²) of plain weave polyester staple fibers (<85%) mixed mainly with cotton, napped for softness. Meets sheeting definition in note (b)(ii) with square construction and appropriate yarn numbers, excluding coarser types. Used for durable bed linens and blankets.
Brushed Polyester-Cotton Flannel Sheeting
Printed plain weave sheeting fabric over 170 g/m², napped (brushed) on both sides, mixed mainly cotton with <85% polyester staple fibers. Fits statistical note (b)(ii) for heavyweight sheeting, providing flannel-like warmth for shirts and pajamas. The nap enhances insulation and hand-feel.
Napped Poly-Cotton Printcloth Sheeting Alternative
Although printcloth is defined under 170g/m² in note (c), this heavyweight variant (>170g/m²) is classified as napped sheeting per 5514.41.00.50. Printed plain weave with polyester staple (<85%) mixed with cotton, napped for softness in workwear.
Heavyweight Printed Napped Poly-Cotton Upholstery Sheeting
Printed, napped plain weave sheeting (>170 g/m²) of polyester staple (<85%) mainly with cotton, meeting note (b)(ii) specs for square construction. The nap offers a suede-like texture for furniture slipcovers and cushions. Durable for high-wear applications.