6302.32.20.10 - Napped (666)

This HTS classification, 6302.32.20.10, specifically covers pillowcases made from man-made fibers that are characterized by a napped finish. Napping refers to a finishing process that raises the fibers on the surface of the fabric, creating a soft, fuzzy texture. These pillowcases fall under the broader category of "Other bed linen" and are distinct from items made of natural fibers or those with different textile constructions.

The key distinguishing factor for this subcategory is the napped surface treatment. Its sibling category, 6302.32.20.20, covers pillowcases of man-made fibers that are *not* napped. Therefore, the presence or absence of this raised fiber finish is the critical criterion for correctly classifying pillowcases within this level of detail.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subdivisions under this specific code. Classification at this level is complete, focusing solely on the material (man-made fibers), the item (pillowcase, excluding bolster cases), and its surface treatment (napped). Importers and exporters should ensure that the physical characteristics of their goods precisely match the definition of a "napped" finish to meet the requirements of this classification.