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U.S. imports of table linen of man-made fibers (not knitted or crocheted) (HS 630253) totaled $9.7M in April 2026, traded with 50 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataMan-made fiber table linen — covering both synthetic and artificial fiber constructions in woven form — is a high-volume segment driven by durability, stain resistance, and lower price points relative to cotton or linen alternatives. The US schedule separates damask tablecloths and napkins (6302530010 and 6302530015) from non-damask tablecloths and napkins (6302530020) and other table linen articles such as runners and place mats (6302530030). Polyester damask is particularly prevalent in the commercial food-service sector. Section 301 tariff exposure applies to goods originating from China, which has historically been a dominant source for this category, making origin documentation and supply-chain diversification key compliance considerations.
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Under the current US schedule, the damask versus non-damask split creates separate 10-digit HTS lines (e.g., 6302530010 vs. 6302530020), which can carry different duty rates and textile category designations. Accurate weave-type documentation therefore affects both the applicable duty and any textile trade category tracking, not just the classification record.
Table runners are not tablecloths or napkins, so they would be classified under 6302530030, which covers man-made fiber table linen other than tablecloths and napkins. The product description and end-use function should be clearly documented on the commercial invoice to support this classification.
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