SnS),,,TiS, is a misfit layer compound built of alternately double layers of SnS with distorted rocksalt-type structure and sandwiches of Tis2 slightly distorted compared with those of 1T-TiS2. For comparison with other misfit layer compounds the triclinic subsystems are described in centred unit cells: for the SnS part, a, = 5.683( 1) A, b , =5.832( 1)A, c , = 11.680(5) A, LY, = 95.85(3)", p , = 94.78(33", y , = 90.03(2)', the space group is C i and Z = 4; for the TisI part. a2 = 3.412(1) A, b2 = 5.835(1) A. cz = 23.289(3) A, n2 = 95.86(1)",~2=90.30(1)',~i=90.01(1)0,thespacegroupis~andZ=4.Inrealspace,o, and a2 as well as b , and b2 are parallel while the c axe3 diverge. In reciprocal space both sublattices have the (b'. c') plane in common. Refinements were performed of the SnS part using 1351 independent reflections (Rr= 0.087) and of the Tis2 part using 714 reflections (RF = 0,080). Each Sn atom is coordinated to five S atoms ofthe SnS double layer with SnS distancesof2.610(3), 2.864(4),2.873(4).2.911(4) and2.976(4) A, and at largerdistances to S of Tisi. The Ti-S distances of the distorted Tis, octahedra with symmetry i are 2.417(2), 2.429(1) and 2.428(1) A. Sn atoms are between rows of sulphur along a of S of Tis?. The structural relationship with other misfit layer compounds is discussed.