## Common ground
All options refer to textile coverings used on beds, specifically designed to encase pillows or duvets.
## Options at a glance
**6302.10 – Knitted or crocheted**
- **Defining trait:** Made using knitting or crochet techniques, often with stretch and texture.
- **Typical examples:** Knit cotton pillowcases, crocheted duvet covers.
- **Best fit when:** The product has visible stitch patterns, elasticity, or handmade appearance.
**6302.2X – Printed**
- **Defining trait:** Features printed designs (e.g., patterns, images) on the fabric surface.
- **Typical examples:** Floral-print duvet covers, cartoon-themed pillowcases.
- **Best fit when:** The product has a decorative print that is not part of the weave or structure.
**6302.3X – Other bed linen**
- **Defining trait:** Does not fall under knitted/crocheted or printed categories; includes plain, woven, or non-printed fabrics.
- **Typical examples:** Plain cotton pillowcases, simple woven duvet covers.
- **Best fit when:** The product is plain, unprinted, and made by standard weaving without special techniques.
## Key differences
| Feature | 6302.10 (Knitted/Crocheted) | 6302.2X (Printed) | 6302.3X (Other) |
|------------------|------------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|
| Construction | Knit or crochet | Printed design | Woven, plain, or other |
| Decoration | None (texture only) | Visual print | No print |
| Material feel | Stretchy, textured | Smooth, printed surface | Standard woven texture |
## How to choose
- Is the fabric made by knitting or crocheting? → 6302.10
- Does it have a printed pattern or image? → 6302.2X
- Is it plain, woven, and not knitted or printed? → 6302.3X
## Overlaps & pitfalls
A product may be both printed and knitted (e.g., a knitted duvet cover with a print), but the **primary defining trait** should guide classification. If in doubt, prioritize **construction method** over decoration. The term "other" (6302.3X) is broad—use only when no special technique or print applies