Chapter 62 covers garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted, i.e., woven garments. This chapter includes men's, women's, and children's overcoats, suits, shirts, skirts, trousers, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) and special categories such as quilted garments and medical garments. Headings within the chapter are divided by garment type and gender, e.g., 6201 for men's overcoats, 6202 for women's overcoats. Heading 6201 includes men's or boys' overcoats, raincoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks (including ski jackets), windcheaters, wind-jackets and similar articles, but excludes knitted or crocheted products (classified under Chapter 61). Under this heading, subheadings are further divided based on fabric material (wool, cotton, man-made fibres, etc.) and specific styles. First 2 digits 62: indicates Chapter 62, i.e., garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted. Digits 3-4 01: indicates heading 6201, specifically men's overcoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks, windcheaters, etc. Digits 5-6 11: indicates subheading 6201.11, i.e., men's overcoats of wool or fine animal hair. The 5th digit 1 represents wool or fine animal hair, and the 6th digit 1 represents overcoats (as distinct from car coats, etc.). The complete code 620111 thus means men's overcoats of wool or fine animal hair. The product is a men's overcoat, with fabric of wool or fine animal hair, not knitted, thus classified under 6201.11. If women's, it would be 6202; if of man-made fibres, 6201.13; if of cotton, 6201.12. If knitted, it would be Chapter 61.

Product Name: Specific name of the declared goods, such as men's wool overcoat. Should accurately reflect the product's attributes. Brand Type: Fill in brand attribute, such as no brand, domestic independent brand, foreign brand, etc. Material: Fabric composition, such as 100% wool or 70% wool 30% polyester. Need to specify the type of fine animal hair. Style: Specific style, such as overcoat, car coat, cape, etc., must be consistent with the heading description. Gender: Clearly indicate men's or boys', avoid confusion with women's. Weaving Method: Woven (not knitted), must be distinguished from Chapter 61. Brand Name: If there is a brand, fill in the specific brand name; if no brand, fill in 'None'. Item Number: Product number of the manufacturer or seller, used to identify the specific style. Product Name: Men's wool overcoat; Brand Type: Foreign brand; Brand Name: Burberry; Material: 100% wool; Style: Overcoat; Gender: Men's; Weaving Method: Woven; Item Number: BUR-12345. Failure to distinguish men's from women's, leading to incorrect classification under 6202. Material declaration not specific, such as only writing 'wool' without indicating content or type of fine animal hair. Incorrectly classifying knitted overcoat under 6201, when it should be under Chapter 61.

Core classification basis: 1. The product is men's or boys'; 2. Fabric is wool or fine animal hair; 3. Style is overcoat (including car coats, capes, etc.); 4. Weaving method is woven (not knitted). Also need to refer to the 'Import and Export Tariff' and notes to ensure compliance with heading 6201 description. 620112 Men's overcoats of cotton: Fabric is cotton, not wool or fine animal hair. 620113 Men's overcoats of man-made fibres: Fabric is man-made fibres, not wool or fine animal hair. 620211 Women's overcoats of wool or fine animal hair: Gender is women's, not men's. 610111 Knitted men's overcoats of wool: Weaving method is knitted, classified under Chapter 61. Is it men's or boys'? Is the fabric wool or fine animal hair? Is it woven (not knitted)? Is the style overcoat (not car coat, etc.)? Are other materials or genders excluded?

How to determine whether an overcoat is men's or women's? Usually determined by style, size, labels, etc. Men's overcoats generally have wider shoulders and sizes based on male body; women's are designed for female body. If uncertain, refer to gender information provided by the brand or manufacturer. What is the difference between wool and fine animal hair? Wool specifically refers to sheep's wool, while fine animal hair includes cashmere, camel hair, rabbit hair, etc. In the heading, 'wool or fine animal hair' covers both, but when declaring, the specific type must be indicated, such as 'cashmere'. How to distinguish between overcoat and car coat? Usually overcoats are knee-length, car coats are between hip and knee length. However, heading 6201 includes overcoats, car coats, etc., and subheading 620111 only refers to overcoats; car coats should be classified under 620119. Can knitted overcoats be classified under 6201? No. Knitted or crocheted garments are classified under Chapter 61, woven garments under Chapter 62. Therefore, knitted men's wool overcoats should be classified under 6101.11. How to fill in brand type when declaring? Brand types include no brand, domestic independent brand, domestic acquired brand, foreign brand (OEM), foreign brand (other). Choose according to actual situation; do not directly fill in brand name. How to inquire about import tax rates? Tax rates change; you can check the 'Import and Export Tariff' issued by the General Administration of Customs or query the latest rates through the China Customs portal or the International Trade Single Window. If an overcoat contains 50% wool and 50% polyester, how to classify? According to the General Rules for Classification, classify by the predominant material. If wool content is highest, classify under 620111; if polyester content is highest, classify under 620113. The composition content must be accurately declared. What documents are required for customs declaration? Usually require contract, invoice, packing list, bill of lading, customs declaration form, etc. If involving a brand, may require authorization letter. Specific requirements are subject to customs.