Cotton Bolster Cases, Not Printed, Knitted, Napped, or Trimmed

Plain cotton bolster cases — a long, cylindrical pillow covering used primarily in South and Southeast Asian bedding traditions — are classified here when they are unprinted, not knitted, not napped, and free of embroidery, lace, braid, edging, piping, or appliqué. The absence of any decorative trim is the defining classification criterion; adding even a simple woven border can shift the article to a trimmed bed linen line with different duty treatment. Importers of hotel-supply and institutional bedding should verify that fabric construction and finishing are accurately described on commercial invoices to avoid reclassification at the port of entry.

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