Printed bed linen bears a design applied to the surface of the finished fabric by a printing process (screen, digital, roller, etc.). Non-printed linen includes plain, dyed, yarn-dyed, jacquard-woven, and embroidered articles — the pattern is either absent or woven in rather than surface-applied. This distinction drives separate subheadings for woven cotton and manmade-fiber bed linen and can affect duty rates, so importers should confirm the finishing method with their supplier.

Yes — terry-fabric toilet and kitchen linen falls under subheading 630260 when made of cotton, which covers the vast majority of commercial bath towels. Terry articles of other fibers fall under the relevant 6302 subheading for other textile materials. Note that terry fabric used for other purposes (such as robes or apparel) is classified outside this heading.