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U.S. imports of toilet & kitchen linen of man-made fibers (HS 630293) totaled $9.1M in April 2026, traded with 47 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataMicrofiber cleaning cloths, synthetic bath towels, and related man-made fiber household linen fall within this heading, which serves both the mass-market retail and institutional cleaning supply sectors. The US schedule distinguishes pile or tufted construction goods (6302931000) from other man-made fiber toilet and kitchen linen (6302932000), with a legacy catch-all at 6302930000. Microfiber towels and cloths — typically polyester or polyamide — have grown significantly as a commercial segment due to their cleaning performance and quick-dry properties. Section 301 tariffs apply to goods of Chinese origin, and given China's prominence in synthetic textile manufacturing, importers should assess origin exposure and consider supply-chain alternatives.
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Microfiber cloths intended for toilet or kitchen use — such as cleaning and drying cloths for household or food-service applications — are generally classified under 630293 when composed of man-made fibers. However, microfiber cloths marketed primarily as industrial wiping or cleaning rags may be classified under Chapter 63's wiping cloth provisions instead. The intended end use and marketing presentation are relevant factors, and a binding ruling from CBP can provide certainty for high-volume importers.
The US schedule separates pile or tufted man-made fiber linen (6302931000) from other constructions (6302932000), and these lines may carry different duty rates and textile category designations. Importers should obtain construction specifications from the manufacturer — particularly for towels that may be tufted rather than woven — to ensure the correct 10-digit line is declared at entry.
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