Not necessarily. Woven or knitted microfiber cleaning cloths generally fall here, but nonwoven microfiber articles — those made by bonding or felting fibers rather than weaving or knitting — typically classify under nonwoven fabric or nonwoven made-up article headings. The construction method must be confirmed with the manufacturer before declaring classification.

Janitorial supply distributors, foodservice operators, healthcare facilities, and automotive detailing companies are among the largest commercial buyers. Bulk institutional purchasers often specify absorbency, lint characteristics, and laundering durability, making fiber content and construction documentation important for procurement compliance as well as customs purposes.