6302.32.10.10 - Napped (666)

This HTS classification covers pillowcases that are made up of man-made fibers and specifically feature napped fabric. "Napped" refers to a finishing process where the fibers are raised on the surface of the fabric, creating a soft, fuzzy texture. These pillowcases are part of a broader category of "other bed linen," distinct from fitted sheets or duvet covers, and are characterized by the presence of embroidery, lace, braid, edging, trimming, piping, or applique work.

The key differentiator for this specific sub-classification, 6302.32.10.10, is the napped finish of the man-made fiber fabric. Its sibling category, 6302.32.10.20, encompasses pillowcases of man-made fibers with embroidery, lace, etc., but *without* a napped finish. Therefore, the tactile quality and surface texture created by the napping process are the primary criteria for distinguishing between these two sibling categories.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subdivisions. Classification at this level is determined by the combination of material (man-made fibers), purpose (pillowcases), ornamentation (embroidery, lace, etc.), and the specific fabric treatment (napped).