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) as well as quilted products, leather garments, etc. Headings within the chapter are divided by garment type and gender, such as 6201 for men's overcoats, raincoats, etc., and 6202 for women's garments of the same kind. Heading 6201 covers men's overcoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks (including ski jackets), windcheaters, wind-jackets and similar articles, other than those of heading 6203 (suits, ensembles, jackets, etc.). This heading is further subdivided by material (wool, cotton, man-made fibres, etc.). Code 620113 is a 6-digit subheading. The first 2 digits "62" represent Chapter 62 (garments and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted). Digits 3-4 "01" represent heading 6201 (men's overcoats, raincoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, etc.). Digits 5-6 "13" represent subheading 6201.13, i.e., men's overcoats, raincoats, car coats, capes, cloaks and similar articles, of man-made fibres. Therefore, this code specifically refers to men's overcoats of man-made fibres. The goods are men's overcoats of man-made fibres, which conform to the description of heading 6201 (men's overcoats), and the material is man-made fibres, so they are classified under subheading 620113. They are not classified under 620111 (of wool) or 620112 (of cotton), because the material is neither wool nor cotton; nor under other subheadings of 6201 such as 620119 (of other textile materials), because man-made fibres have a dedicated subheading.
Chapter
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) as well as quilted products, leather garments, etc. Headings within the chapter are divided by garment type and gender, such as 6201 for men's overcoats, raincoats, etc., and 6202 for women's garments of the same kind.
Heading
Heading 6201 covers men's overcoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks (including ski jackets), windcheaters, wind-jackets and similar articles, other than those of heading 6203 (suits, ensembles, jackets, etc.). This heading is further subdivided by material (wool, cotton, man-made fibres, etc.).
Digit Breakdown
Code 620113 is a 6-digit subheading. The first 2 digits "62" represent Chapter 62 (garments and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted). Digits 3-4 "01" represent heading 6201 (men's overcoats, raincoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, etc.). Digits 5-6 "13" represent subheading 6201.13, i.e., men's overcoats, raincoats, car coats, capes, cloaks and similar articles, of man-made fibres. Therefore, this code specifically refers to men's overcoats of man-made fibres.
Classification Basis
The goods are men's overcoats of man-made fibres, which conform to the description of heading 6201 (men's overcoats), and the material is man-made fibres, so they are classified under subheading 620113. They are not classified under 620111 (of wool) or 620112 (of cotton), because the material is neither wool nor cotton; nor under other subheadings of 6201 such as 620119 (of other textile materials), because man-made fibres have a dedicated subheading.
📝 Declaration Elements
Product Name: The declared product name should be specific and clear, such as "men's overcoats of man-made fibres". Brand Type: Fill in the brand attribute, such as "no brand", "domestic independent brand", "foreign brand (OEM production)", etc. Export Preference Status: Fill in according to the actual trade situation, such as "export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country". Material: Specify the fabric material, such as "100% polyester", and indicate lining, filling, etc. Style: Describe the garment style, such as "long overcoat", "car coat", "hooded", etc. Brand: Fill in the brand name (Chinese or foreign), or "none" if no brand. Item Number: Fill in the manufacturer's or seller's item number for identification. Size: Fill in the garment size, such as "M, L, XL", etc. Product Name: men's overcoats of man-made fibres; Brand Type: foreign brand (OEM production); Export Preference Status: export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country; Material: fabric 100% polyester, lining 100% polyester, no filling; Style: long overcoat, hooded; Brand: ABC; Item Number: 12345; Size: M-XXL. Material declared not specifically, only writing "man-made fibre" without specifying the exact type (such as polyester, nylon, etc.). Style description vague, not distinguishing overcoats from car coats, windcheaters and similar articles. Brand type declared incorrectly, such as declaring OEM production as an independent brand, affecting customs statistics.
Product Name
The declared product name should be specific and clear, such as "men's overcoats of man-made fibres".
⚠️ Writing only "overcoat" or "men's clothing" without specifying material and style.
Brand Type
Fill in the brand attribute, such as "no brand", "domestic independent brand", "foreign brand (OEM production)", etc.
⚠️ Brand type inconsistent with reality, such as declaring OEM production as an independent brand.
Export Preference Status
Fill in according to the actual trade situation, such as "export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country".
⚠️ Ignoring this element or filling it incorrectly, affecting tariff preferences.
Material
Specify the fabric material, such as "100% polyester", and indicate lining, filling, etc.
⚠️ Writing only "man-made fibre" without specifying the type and content.
Style
Describe the garment style, such as "long overcoat", "car coat", "hooded", etc.
⚠️ Unclear style description leading to classification disputes.
Brand
Fill in the brand name (Chinese or foreign), or "none" if no brand.
⚠️ Brand name misspelled or inconsistent with the trademark.
Item Number
Fill in the manufacturer's or seller's item number for identification.
⚠️ Item number missing or inconsistent with the actual product.
Size
Fill in the garment size, such as "M, L, XL", etc.
⚠️ Incomplete size range.
Example： Product Name: men's overcoats of man-made fibres; Brand Type: foreign brand (OEM production); Export Preference Status: export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country; Material: fabric 100% polyester, lining 100% polyester, no filling; Style: long overcoat, hooded; Brand: ABC; Item Number: 12345; Size: M-XXL.
Common Mistakes：
Material declared not specifically, only writing "man-made fibre" without specifying the exact type (such as polyester, nylon, etc.).
Style description vague, not distinguishing overcoats from car coats, windcheaters and similar articles.
Brand type declared incorrectly, such as declaring OEM production as an independent brand, affecting customs statistics.
🎯 Classification Logic
The core criteria for classification are: 1) whether the garment is not knitted or crocheted (woven); 2) whether it is for men; 3) whether it is an overcoat, raincoat, car coat, cape, cloak or similar article; 4) whether the material is man-made fibres. Only when all the above conditions are met can it be classified under 620113. If knitted, it is classified under Chapter 61; if for women, under 6202; if of other materials, under other subheadings of 6201. 620112 Men's overcoats of cotton: Material is cotton, whereas 620113 is of man-made fibres. If the fabric is cotton, classify under 620112. 620111 Men's overcoats of wool: Material is wool or fine animal hair, whereas 620113 is of man-made fibres. 620119 Men's overcoats of other textile materials: Material is textile materials other than wool, cotton or man-made fibres, such as linen, silk, etc. 620213 Women's overcoats of man-made fibres: Gender is women's, whereas 620113 is men's. 610113 Men's knitted overcoats of man-made fibres: Knitted or crocheted, whereas 620113 is woven. Is it confirmed to be not knitted or crocheted (woven)? Is it confirmed to be for men? Is it an overcoat, raincoat, car coat or similar article? Is the material man-made fibres? Is it clearly distinguished from adjacent codes (such as cotton, wool)?
Basis
The core criteria for classification are: 1) whether the garment is not knitted or crocheted (woven); 2) whether it is for men; 3) whether it is an overcoat, raincoat, car coat, cape, cloak or similar article; 4) whether the material is man-made fibres. Only when all the above conditions are met can it be classified under 620113. If knitted, it is classified under Chapter 61; if for women, under 6202; if of other materials, under other subheadings of 6201.
Confused Codes：
620112 - Men's overcoats of cotton
Material is cotton, whereas 620113 is of man-made fibres. If the fabric is cotton, classify under 620112.
620111 - Men's overcoats of wool
Material is wool or fine animal hair, whereas 620113 is of man-made fibres.
620119 - Men's overcoats of other textile materials
Material is textile materials other than wool, cotton or man-made fibres, such as linen, silk, etc.
620213 - Women's overcoats of man-made fibres
Gender is women's, whereas 620113 is men's.
610113 - Men's knitted overcoats of man-made fibres
Knitted or crocheted, whereas 620113 is woven.
Self-Check：
✓ Is it confirmed to be not knitted or crocheted (woven)?
✓ Is it confirmed to be for men?
✓ Is it an overcoat, raincoat, car coat or similar article?
✓ Is the material man-made fibres?
✓ Is it clearly distinguished from adjacent codes (such as cotton, wool)?
❓ FAQ
How to check the tariff rate for 620113? You can check through the General Administration of Customs website, China International Trade Single Window or third-party query tools by entering HS code 620113, and query the applicable rate based on trade type (import/export), country of origin, trade agreements, etc. Note that rates may change, and the latest published rates shall prevail. How to distinguish men's overcoats of man-made fibres from men's windcheaters of man-made fibres? According to HS classification, windcheaters generally refer to lightweight outerwear with windproof function, while overcoats are generally longer and heavier. If the garment has windproof function and its style matches the description of a windcheater, it should be classified under the windcheater subheading of 6201 (such as 620113? Note: under 6201, windcheaters and overcoats are in the same subheading, but the specific classification depends on the description). Actual classification requires consideration of style, function and customs interpretation. If the overcoat fabric is a blend of man-made fibres and cotton, how to classify? According to the General Rules for HS classification, blended materials should be classified according to the predominant material. If the man-made fibre content exceeds 50%, it is usually classified as of man-made fibres under 620113; if the cotton content exceeds 50%, it is classified as of cotton under 620112. Accurate percentage composition must be provided. In the declaration elements for men's overcoats of man-made fibres, how to fill in the brand type? Brand types include: no brand, domestic independent brand, domestically acquired brand, foreign brand (OEM production), foreign brand (other). Fill in according to the actual production situation; if it is OEM production, select "foreign brand (OEM production)". What is the difference between 620113 and 620213? 620113 is men's overcoats of man-made fibres, and 620213 is women's overcoats of man-made fibres. The main difference is gender; men's is classified under 6201, women's under 6202. When declaring, accurately distinguish men's from women's to avoid classification errors. Which code should knitted men's overcoats of man-made fibres be classified under? Knitted or crocheted garments are classified under Chapter 61. Knitted men's overcoats of man-made fibres should be classified under the corresponding subheading of 6101 (men's knitted overcoats), such as 610113 (men's knitted overcoats of man-made fibres). What should be noted when exporting men's overcoats of man-made fibres to the EU? Attention should be paid to the EU tariff rate, VAT, rules of origin, product safety standards (such as REACH regulations) and labelling requirements. At the same time, confirm the corresponding HS code in the EU (possibly 62011300) and check whether preferential tariffs apply. If the overcoat has a fur collar, does the classification change? If the fur collar is merely decorative and detachable, it usually does not affect the overall classification, and the garment is still classified according to the overcoat fabric. If the fur constitutes the essential character of the garment, it may be classified under Chapter 43 fur garments. This depends on the fur area, value and customs determination.
Q: How to check the tariff rate for 620113?
A: You can check through the General Administration of Customs website, China International Trade Single Window or third-party query tools by entering HS code 620113, and query the applicable rate based on trade type (import/export), country of origin, trade agreements, etc. Note that rates may change, and the latest published rates shall prevail.
Q: How to distinguish men's overcoats of man-made fibres from men's windcheaters of man-made fibres?
A: According to HS classification, windcheaters generally refer to lightweight outerwear with windproof function, while overcoats are generally longer and heavier. If the garment has windproof function and its style matches the description of a windcheater, it should be classified under the windcheater subheading of 6201 (such as 620113? Note: under 6201, windcheaters and overcoats are in the same subheading, but the specific classification depends on the description). Actual classification requires consideration of style, function and customs interpretation.
Q: If the overcoat fabric is a blend of man-made fibres and cotton, how to classify?
A: According to the General Rules for HS classification, blended materials should be classified according to the predominant material. If the man-made fibre content exceeds 50%, it is usually classified as of man-made fibres under 620113; if the cotton content exceeds 50%, it is classified as of cotton under 620112. Accurate percentage composition must be provided.
Q: In the declaration elements for men's overcoats of man-made fibres, how to fill in the brand type?
A: Brand types include: no brand, domestic independent brand, domestically acquired brand, foreign brand (OEM production), foreign brand (other). Fill in according to the actual production situation; if it is OEM production, select "foreign brand (OEM production)".
Q: What is the difference between 620113 and 620213?
A: 620113 is men's overcoats of man-made fibres, and 620213 is women's overcoats of man-made fibres. The main difference is gender; men's is classified under 6201, women's under 6202. When declaring, accurately distinguish men's from women's to avoid classification errors.
Q: Which code should knitted men's overcoats of man-made fibres be classified under?
A: Knitted or crocheted garments are classified under Chapter 61. Knitted men's overcoats of man-made fibres should be classified under the corresponding subheading of 6101 (men's knitted overcoats), such as 610113 (men's knitted overcoats of man-made fibres).
Q: What should be noted when exporting men's overcoats of man-made fibres to the EU?
A: Attention should be paid to the EU tariff rate, VAT, rules of origin, product safety standards (such as REACH regulations) and labelling requirements. At the same time, confirm the corresponding HS code in the EU (possibly 62011300) and check whether preferential tariffs apply.
Q: If the overcoat has a fur collar, does the classification change?
A: If the fur collar is merely decorative and detachable, it usually does not affect the overall classification, and the garment is still classified according to the overcoat fabric. If the fur constitutes the essential character of the garment, it may be classified under Chapter 43 fur garments. This depends on the fur area, value and customs determination.
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