6302.93 - Of man-made fibers:

This HTS category, 6302.93, encompasses "other" made-up textile articles intended for domestic use, specifically bed linen, table linen, toilet linen, and kitchen linen, when they are constructed from man-made fibers. This includes a wide array of items not specifically covered by earlier subheadings within 6302, such as pillowcases, sheets, blankets, tablecloths, napkins, towels, and dishcloths, provided they are manufactured entirely or in chief material content from synthetic or artificial fibers like polyester, nylon, or rayon.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 6302.91 pertains to similar domestic linens made from cotton, while 6302.99 covers those made from other textile materials not classified elsewhere. Therefore, the defining characteristic for classification under 6302.93 is unequivocally the presence of man-made fibers as the primary component.

Within 6302.93, further classification is based on the construction of the fabric. Subcategory 6302.93.10 specifically addresses items with a pile or tufted construction, such as certain types of bath towels or decorative throws made from man-made fibers. In contrast, subcategory 6302.93.20 covers all other linens made from man-made fibers that do not feature a pile or tufted construction, encompassing a broad range of smooth-woven or knit fabrics.