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 coats, suits, shirts, pajamas, underwear, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as quilted garments, medical garments, etc. Goods of this chapter are usually made of woven fabrics, such as cotton, wool, man-made fibers, etc. Heading 6203 covers men's or boys' suits, ensembles, jackets, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts (other than knitted or crocheted). Garments under this heading are generally outerwear, excluding underwear, pajamas, etc. Ensembles refer to garments sold as a set of two or more pieces, intended for everyday informal occasions. First 2 digits 62: indicates Chapter 62, garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted. Digits 3-4, 03: indicates heading 6203, men's or boys' suits, ensembles, jackets, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts. Digits 5-6, 22: indicates subheading 6203.22, men's or boys' ensembles of cotton. Among these, the 5th digit 2 indicates cotton (according to the subheading structure, usually 1 is wool or fine animal hair, 2 is cotton, 3 is synthetic fibers, 4 is other textile materials), and the 6th digit 2 indicates ensembles (at the subheading level, 1 is suits, 2 is ensembles, 3 is jackets, 4 is trousers, etc.). The goods are men's ensembles of cotton, sold as a set of two or more pieces, intended for everyday informal occasions, not knitted, therefore classified under 6203.22. They are not classified under 6203.11 (suits of wool) or 6203.12 (suits of cotton) because ensembles and suits have different definitions; nor under 6203.19 (suits of other materials) because the material is cotton.

Product Name: The Chinese and English names of the declared goods, which should accurately reflect the product attributes, such as "Men's ensembles of cotton". Brand Type: Fill in the brand name; if no brand, write "No Brand", or indicate "Domestic Independent Brand", "Foreign Brand (OEM Production)", etc. Export Preference Status: Fill in according to trade agreements, such as "Export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country" or the specific agreement name. Type: Refers to the specific composition of the ensemble, such as "two-piece set (jacket + trousers)", "three-piece set (jacket + trousers + vest)". Weaving Method: Fill in "woven" or "woven", indicating non-knitted. Material Composition: Fill in each fiber component by weight percentage, such as "100% cotton" or "60% cotton, 40% polyester". Style: Describe the garment style, such as "open-front, long-sleeved, collared", etc., to distinguish suits from ensembles. Article Number: Fill in the product number designated by the manufacturer or exporter for easy identification. Product Name: Men's ensembles of cotton; Brand Type: No Brand; Export Preference Status: Export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country; Type: two-piece set (jacket + trousers); Weaving Method: woven; Material Composition: 100% cotton; Style: jacket is open-front, long-sleeved and collared, trousers are straight-leg; Article Number: M2024-01. Incorrectly declaring ensembles as suits, leading to subheading errors. Material composition not filled in by weight percentage, or proportions inaccurate. Weaving method incorrectly reported as knitted; should confirm whether it is woven.

Core criteria for classification: 1. The goods must be for men's or boys' wear; 2. Must be non-knitted or non-crocheted (i.e., woven); 3. Must be an ensemble, i.e., sold as a set of two or more pieces, intended for everyday informal occasions; 4. Material must be cotton (cotton accounts for the highest percentage by weight, usually exceeding 50%). Only when all the above conditions are met simultaneously can it be classified under 6203.22. If knitted, classify under Chapter 61; if a suit (business suit), classify under 6203.12; if other materials, classify under 6203.19. 6203.12 Men's suits of cotton: Suits refer to business suits, where the jacket and trousers must be of the same color and material, intended for formal occasions; ensembles are intended for informal occasions with a more casual style. 6203.19 Men's suits of other textile materials: Material is not cotton, such as wool, man-made fibers, etc., and should be classified under the corresponding subheading according to material. 6103.22 Men's ensembles of cotton, knitted: Weaving method is knitted, classified under Chapter 61, not Chapter 62. 6203.23 Men's ensembles of synthetic fibers: Material is synthetic fibers, such as polyester, nylon, etc., rather than cotton. 6203.29 Men's ensembles of other textile materials: Material is textile materials other than cotton and synthetic fibers, such as linen, silk, etc. Is it confirmed to be men's or boys' clothing? Is it sold as a set of two or more pieces? Is it intended for everyday informal occasions? Is the weaving method woven? Is cotton the single fiber component with the greatest weight?

How to check the import tariff rate for 620322? You can check through the official website of the General Administration of Customs of China or the International Trade Single Window. Enter HS code 620322, select the importing country, country of origin and other information, and the system will display the MFN rate, agreement rate, etc. Note that tariff rates are subject to policy adjustments, and the latest published rates should prevail. What is the difference between men's ensembles of cotton and men's suits of cotton? Ensembles are intended for informal occasions with a casual style, such as a jacket paired with trousers; suits refer to business suits, where the jacket and trousers are of the same color and material, intended for formal occasions. For classification, ensembles are classified under 6203.22, and suits under 6203.12. If the jacket and trousers in a set are made of different materials, how should they be classified? According to the General Rules for Classification, garments sold as a set for retail sale with different materials should be classified separately. However, if both the upper and lower garments fall under the same heading and are sold as a set, they may be classified as a set. It is recommended to consult a professional customs broker or customs authority. Which code should knitted men's ensembles of cotton be classified under? Knitted garments are classified under Chapter 61, therefore they should be classified under 6103.22 (Men's ensembles of cotton, knitted). Note the distinction between knitted and woven, which is key to classification. How should the brand type be filled in during declaration? Brand types include: No Brand, Domestic Independent Brand, Foreign Brand (OEM Production), Foreign Brand (Other). Fill in according to the actual situation; if no brand, write "No Brand"; OEM production must be indicated. What certifications are required for exporting men's ensembles of cotton to the EU? The EU has requirements such as REACH regulations and azo dye restrictions for textiles, and test reports are required. In addition, labeling regulations such as fiber composition labels may need to be complied with. For specifics, consult a professional testing institution. If the set includes three pieces, how should it be declared? A three-piece set is still classified under 6203.22, but during declaration it must be specified in the "Type" element, such as "three-piece set (jacket + trousers + vest)", so that customs can confirm. Is the classification of men's ensembles of cotton affected by size? HS codes are mainly classified according to style, material, weaving method, etc. Size usually does not affect classification, but attention should be paid to the distinction between men's and boys' clothing, as boys' garments may be classified under different subheadings.