Chapter 62 covers garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted, i.e., garments made from woven fabric cut pieces and sewn together, excluding knitted or crocheted items (Chapter 61). This chapter includes men's, women's and children's coats, suits, shirts, underwear, pajamas, etc., but knitted or crocheted garments are classified under Chapter 61. Goods of Chapter 62 are usually made of woven fabrics such as cotton, wool, man-made fibers, silk, etc., and are processed by cutting and sewing. Heading 6202 covers women's or girls' overcoats, short coats, capes, windbreakers, ski jackets and similar garments, but excludes knitted or crocheted items (classified under 6102). This heading includes various women's outerwear such as overcoats, raincoats, windbreakers, ski jackets, etc., but does not include suits (6204), dresses (6204), etc. It is further subdivided into multiple subheadings based on specific material and style. First 2 digits 62: Chapter 62, garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted. Digits 3-4, 02: Heading 6202, women's overcoats, short coats, capes, windbreakers, ski jackets, etc. Digits 5-6, 99: Subheading 620299, women's windbreakers of other textile materials. Specifically, the 5th digit 9 indicates 'other textile materials,' and the 6th digit 9 indicates 'other,' i.e., women's windbreakers of other textile materials not elsewhere specified. Note: if made of cotton, classified under 620292; if made of man-made fibers, under 620293; if made of other textile materials (such as wool, silk, linen, etc.), under 620299. This product is a women's windbreaker, made of other textile materials (not cotton, not man-made fibers), and not knitted. Therefore, it is classified under 6202, and then based on material under 620299. If made of man-made fibers, it should be classified under 620293; if cotton, under 620292; if knitted, under 6102; if men's, under 6201.
Chapter
Chapter 62 covers garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted, i.e., garments made from woven fabric cut pieces and sewn together, excluding knitted or crocheted items (Chapter 61). This chapter includes men's, women's and children's coats, suits, shirts, underwear, pajamas, etc., but knitted or crocheted garments are classified under Chapter 61. Goods of Chapter 62 are usually made of woven fabrics such as cotton, wool, man-made fibers, silk, etc., and are processed by cutting and sewing.
Heading
Heading 6202 covers women's or girls' overcoats, short coats, capes, windbreakers, ski jackets and similar garments, but excludes knitted or crocheted items (classified under 6102). This heading includes various women's outerwear such as overcoats, raincoats, windbreakers, ski jackets, etc., but does not include suits (6204), dresses (6204), etc. It is further subdivided into multiple subheadings based on specific material and style.
Digit Breakdown
First 2 digits 62: Chapter 62, garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted. Digits 3-4, 02: Heading 6202, women's overcoats, short coats, capes, windbreakers, ski jackets, etc. Digits 5-6, 99: Subheading 620299, women's windbreakers of other textile materials. Specifically, the 5th digit 9 indicates 'other textile materials,' and the 6th digit 9 indicates 'other,' i.e., women's windbreakers of other textile materials not elsewhere specified. Note: if made of cotton, classified under 620292; if made of man-made fibers, under 620293; if made of other textile materials (such as wool, silk, linen, etc.), under 620299.
Classification Basis
This product is a women's windbreaker, made of other textile materials (not cotton, not man-made fibers), and not knitted. Therefore, it is classified under 6202, and then based on material under 620299. If made of man-made fibers, it should be classified under 620293; if cotton, under 620292; if knitted, under 6102; if men's, under 6201.
📝 Declaration Elements
Product Name: Declare the Chinese and foreign language name of the commodity, specifically described as 'women's windbreaker' or 'women's windproof jacket,' avoiding the generic term 'garment.' Brand: Fill in the commodity brand (Chinese or foreign language); if no brand, fill in 'no brand.' The brand must be consistent with the actual labeling on the goods. Material: Specify the fabric composition in detail, such as 'wool 80% polyester 20%,' and indicate whether it is knitted. It should be specific to percentages. Style: Describe the garment style, such as 'windbreaker,' 'jacket,' 'hooded windbreaker,' etc., and indicate the gender as women's. Processing Method: Indicate 'woven' or 'woven fabric' to distinguish from knitted. If knitted, it should be classified under Chapter 61. Item Number: Fill in the commodity item number or style number to facilitate customs identification and inspection. If no item number, fill in 'none.' Quantity and Unit: Declare the transaction quantity and legal measurement unit (such as pieces, kilograms), which must be consistent with the invoice. Product Name: Women's windbreaker; Brand: ABC; Material: Wool 70% Nylon 30%; Style: Women's hooded windproof jacket; Processing Method: Woven; Item Number: W123; Quantity: 100 pieces. Mistakenly classifying man-made fiber windbreakers under 620299, when they should actually be under 620293. Failing to indicate the processing method; if knitted, it should be classified under 6102, leading to classification errors. Material declaration is not specific, such as only writing 'other textile materials' without listing composition ratios.
Product Name
Declare the Chinese and foreign language name of the commodity, specifically described as 'women's windbreaker' or 'women's windproof jacket,' avoiding the generic term 'garment.'
⚠️ Declared as 'women's top' or 'outerwear' without specifying the windproof function.
Brand
Fill in the commodity brand (Chinese or foreign language); if no brand, fill in 'no brand.' The brand must be consistent with the actual labeling on the goods.
⚠️ Confusing the brand with the manufacturer, or omitting the brand.
Material
Specify the fabric composition in detail, such as 'wool 80% polyester 20%,' and indicate whether it is knitted. It should be specific to percentages.
⚠️ Only writing 'other textile materials' without listing specific composition.
Style
Describe the garment style, such as 'windbreaker,' 'jacket,' 'hooded windbreaker,' etc., and indicate the gender as women's.
⚠️ Failing to indicate gender or style, leading to classification errors.
Processing Method
Indicate 'woven' or 'woven fabric' to distinguish from knitted. If knitted, it should be classified under Chapter 61.
⚠️ Mistakenly reporting woven as knitted, or failing to indicate the processing method.
Item Number
Fill in the commodity item number or style number to facilitate customs identification and inspection. If no item number, fill in 'none.'
⚠️ Omitting the item number or confusing it with the brand.
Quantity and Unit
Declare the transaction quantity and legal measurement unit (such as pieces, kilograms), which must be consistent with the invoice.
⚠️ Incorrect unit, such as reporting 'pieces' as 'kilograms.'
Mistakenly classifying man-made fiber windbreakers under 620299, when they should actually be under 620293.
Failing to indicate the processing method; if knitted, it should be classified under 6102, leading to classification errors.
Material declaration is not specific, such as only writing 'other textile materials' without listing composition ratios.
🎯 Classification Logic
Core classification criteria: 1) Gender: women's; 2) Garment type: windbreaker (within the scope of 6202); 3) Processing method: not knitted (woven); 4) Material: other textile materials (not cotton, not man-made fibers). All of the above conditions must be met to be classified under 620299. If the material is cotton, classify under 620292; if man-made fibers, under 620293; if knitted, under 6102; if men's, under 6201. 620293 Women's windbreakers of man-made fibers: The material is man-made fibers, while 620299 is other textile materials (such as wool, silk, linen, etc.). The core difference lies in the fabric composition. 620292 Women's windbreakers of cotton: The material is cotton, while 620299 is other textile materials that are neither cotton nor man-made fibers. 610290 Knitted women's windbreakers of other textile materials: The processing method is knitted, while 620299 is woven. 620199 Men's windbreakers of other textile materials: The gender is men's, while 620299 is women's. Is it women's? Is it a windbreaker style? Is it not knitted (woven)? Is the material other textile materials that are neither cotton nor man-made fibers? Does it exclude special function garments such as ski jackets?
Basis
Core classification criteria: 1) Gender: women's; 2) Garment type: windbreaker (within the scope of 6202); 3) Processing method: not knitted (woven); 4) Material: other textile materials (not cotton, not man-made fibers). All of the above conditions must be met to be classified under 620299. If the material is cotton, classify under 620292; if man-made fibers, under 620293; if knitted, under 6102; if men's, under 6201.
Confused Codes：
620293 - Women's windbreakers of man-made fibers
The material is man-made fibers, while 620299 is other textile materials (such as wool, silk, linen, etc.). The core difference lies in the fabric composition.
620292 - Women's windbreakers of cotton
The material is cotton, while 620299 is other textile materials that are neither cotton nor man-made fibers.
610290 - Knitted women's windbreakers of other textile materials
The processing method is knitted, while 620299 is woven.
620199 - Men's windbreakers of other textile materials
The gender is men's, while 620299 is women's.
Self-Check：
✓ Is it women's?
✓ Is it a windbreaker style?
✓ Is it not knitted (woven)?
✓ Is the material other textile materials that are neither cotton nor man-made fibers?
✓ Does it exclude special function garments such as ski jackets?
❓ FAQ
How to inquire about the import tax rate for 620299? You can check the most-favored-nation tax rate, general tax rate, value-added tax, and consumption tax by entering HS code 620299 on the General Administration of Customs website, the International Trade Single Window, or professional tariff inquiry platforms. Note that tax rates may be adjusted with policy changes; it is recommended to refer to the latest announcement. What is the difference in classification between women's windbreakers and women's raincoats? Raincoats are usually classified under 6202, but if they are raincoats made of plastic-coated or impregnated fabric, they may be classified under 6210. Windbreakers emphasize windproof function and are generally classified under 6202. The specific classification depends on the material and coating. If the fabric is blended, how to determine the material? According to the General Rules for HS Classification, blended fabrics are classified according to the single component with the greatest weight. If wool accounts for 70%, it is considered wool and classified under 620299; if man-made fibers account for 60%, it is classified under 620293. What is the export tax rebate for 620299? The export tax rebate rate needs to be inquired according to the latest regulations of the State Taxation Administration, usually available in the electronic tax bureau or tax rebate declaration system. The rebate rate may vary in different periods; it is recommended to refer to the rate at the time of declaration. How to fill in the brand when declaring? The brand should be filled in as the brand marked on the commodity; if no brand, fill in 'no brand.' If it is OEM, you can fill in 'no brand' or the actual brand. The brand must be consistent with the goods to avoid infringement. Is there a difference in classification between women's windbreakers and women's jackets? Both are classified under 6202, but the subheadings may differ. If it is a man-made fiber jacket, classify under 620293; if made of other textile materials, under 620299. The key depends on the material and style. If the windbreaker has a detachable hood, will it affect classification? Usually not; it is still classified as a windbreaker. However, if the hood is a separate commodity, it needs to be classified separately. The overall garment is classified according to its main characteristics. What is the difference between 620299 and 62029900? 620299 is a 6-digit subheading, and 62029900 is an 8-digit tariff line, where the last two digits '00' indicate no further subdivision. In actual declaration, an 8-digit or 10-digit code is used, depending on the national tariff.
Q: How to inquire about the import tax rate for 620299?
A: You can check the most-favored-nation tax rate, general tax rate, value-added tax, and consumption tax by entering HS code 620299 on the General Administration of Customs website, the International Trade Single Window, or professional tariff inquiry platforms. Note that tax rates may be adjusted with policy changes; it is recommended to refer to the latest announcement.
Q: What is the difference in classification between women's windbreakers and women's raincoats?
A: Raincoats are usually classified under 6202, but if they are raincoats made of plastic-coated or impregnated fabric, they may be classified under 6210. Windbreakers emphasize windproof function and are generally classified under 6202. The specific classification depends on the material and coating.
Q: If the fabric is blended, how to determine the material?
A: According to the General Rules for HS Classification, blended fabrics are classified according to the single component with the greatest weight. If wool accounts for 70%, it is considered wool and classified under 620299; if man-made fibers account for 60%, it is classified under 620293.
Q: What is the export tax rebate for 620299?
A: The export tax rebate rate needs to be inquired according to the latest regulations of the State Taxation Administration, usually available in the electronic tax bureau or tax rebate declaration system. The rebate rate may vary in different periods; it is recommended to refer to the rate at the time of declaration.
Q: How to fill in the brand when declaring?
A: The brand should be filled in as the brand marked on the commodity; if no brand, fill in 'no brand.' If it is OEM, you can fill in 'no brand' or the actual brand. The brand must be consistent with the goods to avoid infringement.
Q: Is there a difference in classification between women's windbreakers and women's jackets?
A: Both are classified under 6202, but the subheadings may differ. If it is a man-made fiber jacket, classify under 620293; if made of other textile materials, under 620299. The key depends on the material and style.
Q: If the windbreaker has a detachable hood, will it affect classification?
A: Usually not; it is still classified as a windbreaker. However, if the hood is a separate commodity, it needs to be classified separately. The overall garment is classified according to its main characteristics.
Q: What is the difference between 620299 and 62029900?
A: 620299 is a 6-digit subheading, and 62029900 is an 8-digit tariff line, where the last two digits '00' indicate no further subdivision. In actual declaration, an 8-digit or 10-digit code is used, depending on the national tariff.
⚠️ Disclaimer: HS code classification, declaration elements, tariff rates and regulatory conditions on this page are for reference only and do not constitute legal advice on customs classification. Tariff rates and regulations are subject to change; the latest announcements from the General Administration of Customs and on-site determinations shall prevail. Please consult professional customs brokers or customs authorities before import/export.