Printed Man-Made Fiber Bed Linen (Woven, Not Knitted or Crocheted)

Man-made fiber bed linen with printed patterns—covering polyester, nylon, and other synthetic as well as artificial fiber constructions—is classified here when woven and not knitted or crocheted. China is the leading supplier under this heading, with Pakistan, India, and Vietnam as significant sources; goods from China are subject to Section 301 tariffs, a cost factor that has driven some sourcing toward Vietnam and Turkey. The US schedule subdivides by item type (pillowcases, sheets, bolster cases, other), napped vs. non-napped finish, and trimmed vs. untrimmed construction, mirroring the structure used for printed cotton bed linen. Importers handling polyester microfiber sheet sets—a high-volume retail product—should confirm both fiber type and construction method before classification.

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