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, underwear, pajamas, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as quilted articles, leather garments, etc. Goods of this chapter are usually made of woven fabrics such as cotton, man-made fibers, wool, etc., and classification requires consideration of fabric type, style, gender, and other factors. Heading 6203 covers men's or boys' suits, ensembles, jackets, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts (excluding swimwear). Ensembles refer to garments sold as a set of two or more pieces for casual, non-formal occasions, such as a jacket and trousers combination. This heading is further subdivided by fabric type (cotton, man-made fibers, wool, etc.). Code 620323 is a six-digit subheading. The first 2 digits "62" represent Chapter 62: garments and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted. Digits 3-4 "03" represent Heading 6203: men's or boys' suits, ensembles, jackets, trousers, etc. Digits 5-6 "23" represent Subheading 620323: men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers. The "2" indicates man-made fibers, and "3" indicates ensembles. The complete code 620323 means men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers. This product is a men's ensemble of man-made fibers. Since the fabric is man-made fibers (not cotton, not wool), woven (not knitted), and the style is a set ensemble (not a suit, not a single piece), it is classified under 620323. The adjacent code 620322 is men's or boys' ensembles of cotton, and 620312 is men's or boys' suits of man-made fibers, differing in fabric or style.
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 coats, suits, shirts, underwear, pajamas, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as quilted articles, leather garments, etc. Goods of this chapter are usually made of woven fabrics such as cotton, man-made fibers, wool, etc., and classification requires consideration of fabric type, style, gender, and other factors.
Heading
Heading 6203 covers men's or boys' suits, ensembles, jackets, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts (excluding swimwear). Ensembles refer to garments sold as a set of two or more pieces for casual, non-formal occasions, such as a jacket and trousers combination. This heading is further subdivided by fabric type (cotton, man-made fibers, wool, etc.).
Digit Breakdown
Code 620323 is a six-digit subheading. The first 2 digits "62" represent Chapter 62: garments and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted. Digits 3-4 "03" represent Heading 6203: men's or boys' suits, ensembles, jackets, trousers, etc. Digits 5-6 "23" represent Subheading 620323: men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers. The "2" indicates man-made fibers, and "3" indicates ensembles. The complete code 620323 means men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers.
Classification Basis
This product is a men's ensemble of man-made fibers. Since the fabric is man-made fibers (not cotton, not wool), woven (not knitted), and the style is a set ensemble (not a suit, not a single piece), it is classified under 620323. The adjacent code 620322 is men's or boys' ensembles of cotton, and 620312 is men's or boys' suits of man-made fibers, differing in fabric or style.
📝 Declaration Elements
Product Name: The Chinese and foreign language name of the declared goods, which should be specific and clear, such as "men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers" Brand Type: Select "No Brand", "Domestic Independent Brand", "Domestic Acquired Brand", "Foreign Brand (OEM Production)", "Foreign Brand (Other)" Export Preference Status: Select according to actual trade conditions, such as "Export goods enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country" Weaving Method: Fill in "woven" or "knitted"; this code is woven Category: Fill in "men's" or "boys'"; this code is men's Composition Content: List the specific types and percentages of man-made fibers, such as "Polyester 65%, Viscose 35%" Brand: Fill in the brand name (Chinese or foreign language); if no brand, fill in "None" Article Number: Fill in the product article number of the manufacturer or exporter Product Name: Men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers; Brand Type: Foreign Brand (OEM Production); Export Preference Status: Export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country; Weaving Method: Woven; Category: Men's; Composition Content: Polyester 65%, Viscose 35%; Brand: ABC; Article Number: M2024-01. Failure to distinguish ensembles from suits, leading to incorrect codes. Composition content does not specify the specific types and proportions of man-made fibers, affecting classification. Weaving method mistakenly reported as knitted; should confirm whether it is woven.
Product Name
The Chinese and foreign language name of the declared goods, which should be specific and clear, such as "men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers"
⚠️ Writing only "men's suit" without indicating man-made fibers, or mistakenly writing "suit"
⚠️ Omitting brand type or incorrectly selecting "No Brand"
Export Preference Status
Select according to actual trade conditions, such as "Export goods enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country"
⚠️ Ignoring this element or incorrectly checking it
Weaving Method
Fill in "woven" or "knitted"; this code is woven
⚠️ Mistakenly filling in "knitted" leading to classification errors
Category
Fill in "men's" or "boys'"; this code is men's
⚠️ Mistakenly filling in "women's" or "children's"
Composition Content
List the specific types and percentages of man-made fibers, such as "Polyester 65%, Viscose 35%"
⚠️ Writing only "man-made fibers" without specifying the specific composition and proportions
Brand
Fill in the brand name (Chinese or foreign language); if no brand, fill in "None"
⚠️ Confusing brand with trademark or spelling errors
Article Number
Fill in the product article number of the manufacturer or exporter
⚠️ Confusing article number with model number or omitting it
Example： Product Name: Men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers; Brand Type: Foreign Brand (OEM Production); Export Preference Status: Export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country; Weaving Method: Woven; Category: Men's; Composition Content: Polyester 65%, Viscose 35%; Brand: ABC; Article Number: M2024-01.
Common Mistakes：
Failure to distinguish ensembles from suits, leading to incorrect codes.
Composition content does not specify the specific types and proportions of man-made fibers, affecting classification.
Weaving method mistakenly reported as knitted; should confirm whether it is woven.
🎯 Classification Logic
Core basis for classification: 1. Fabric is man-made fibers (such as polyester, nylon, etc.), not cotton, wool, etc.; 2. Weaving method is woven, not knitted; 3. Style is men's ensemble, i.e., jacket and trousers as a set, for non-formal occasions; 4. Conforms to the subheading structure of Heading 6203. All of the above conditions must be met simultaneously to classify under 620323. 620322 Men's or boys' ensembles of cotton: Fabric is cotton, while 620323 is man-made fibers. Classification should be determined based on fabric composition. 620312 Men's or boys' suits of man-made fibers: Style is a suit, typically referring to formal business suits, while ensembles are casual everyday styles. 620323 Men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers: This code itself; note the distinction from knitted codes. 610323 Men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers, knitted: Weaving method is knitted, classified under Chapter 61, while 620323 is woven. 620319 Men's or boys' ensembles of other textile materials: Fabric is other textile materials (such as silk, flax, etc.), not man-made fibers. Is the fabric man-made fibers? Is it woven? Is it men's? Is it an ensemble? Is it sold as a set?
Basis
Core basis for classification: 1. Fabric is man-made fibers (such as polyester, nylon, etc.), not cotton, wool, etc.; 2. Weaving method is woven, not knitted; 3. Style is men's ensemble, i.e., jacket and trousers as a set, for non-formal occasions; 4. Conforms to the subheading structure of Heading 6203. All of the above conditions must be met simultaneously to classify under 620323.
Confused Codes：
620322 - Men's or boys' ensembles of cotton
Fabric is cotton, while 620323 is man-made fibers. Classification should be determined based on fabric composition.
620312 - Men's or boys' suits of man-made fibers
Style is a suit, typically referring to formal business suits, while ensembles are casual everyday styles.
620323 - Men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers
This code itself; note the distinction from knitted codes.
610323 - Men's or boys' ensembles of man-made fibers, knitted
Weaving method is knitted, classified under Chapter 61, while 620323 is woven.
620319 - Men's or boys' ensembles of other textile materials
Fabric is other textile materials (such as silk, flax, etc.), not man-made fibers.
Self-Check：
✓ Is the fabric man-made fibers?
✓ Is it woven?
✓ Is it men's?
✓ Is it an ensemble?
✓ Is it sold as a set?
❓ FAQ
How to determine whether a men's ensemble is woven or knitted? Check the fabric structure: woven fabric is interwoven with warp and weft yarns, usually smooth and inelastic; knitted fabric is made of interlocking loops, elastic, and prone to curling. You can also check the washing label or ask the manufacturer. How to distinguish men's ensembles of man-made fibers from men's suits of man-made fibers? Suits typically refer to formal business suits, including a suit jacket and dress trousers, formal in style; ensembles are casual everyday styles, such as a jacket and trousers combination, informal. Customs classification is determined by style and purpose. How to fill in the composition content when declaring? The specific types and percentages of man-made fibers must be listed, such as "Polyester 65%, Viscose 35%". If blended, the proportions of each component must be indicated to determine the main component. If the jacket and trousers in the set are made of different fabrics, how to classify? If the jacket and trousers are made of different fabrics but sold as a set, they are usually classified according to the main fabric. If the main fabric cannot be determined, they are classified according to the jacket. It is recommended to provide detailed composition. What is the export tax rebate rate for 620323? The export tax rebate rate is subject to policy adjustments. It is recommended to check the latest export tax rebate rate database or consult the local customs. It can usually be queried by HS code on the website of the State Taxation Administration. How to declare men's ensembles of man-made fibers sold via cross-border e-commerce? Cross-border e-commerce requires declaration based on actual goods, providing product name, composition, weaving method, and other elements. Declaration can be made through the cross-border e-commerce customs clearance service platform, noting the difference between manifest declaration and customs declaration form. Does this code involve regulatory conditions? Generally, there are no special regulatory conditions, but attention should be paid to whether intellectual property rights, brand authorization, etc. are involved. Export to specific countries may require a certificate of origin, etc. If the set includes three pieces (jacket, trousers, vest), how to classify? If all three pieces are made of man-made fibers and sold as a set, they are still classified under 620323. However, note whether the vest should be classified separately; it is usually classified as a whole set.
Q: How to determine whether a men's ensemble is woven or knitted?
A: Check the fabric structure: woven fabric is interwoven with warp and weft yarns, usually smooth and inelastic; knitted fabric is made of interlocking loops, elastic, and prone to curling. You can also check the washing label or ask the manufacturer.
Q: How to distinguish men's ensembles of man-made fibers from men's suits of man-made fibers?
A: Suits typically refer to formal business suits, including a suit jacket and dress trousers, formal in style; ensembles are casual everyday styles, such as a jacket and trousers combination, informal. Customs classification is determined by style and purpose.
Q: How to fill in the composition content when declaring?
A: The specific types and percentages of man-made fibers must be listed, such as "Polyester 65%, Viscose 35%". If blended, the proportions of each component must be indicated to determine the main component.
Q: If the jacket and trousers in the set are made of different fabrics, how to classify?
A: If the jacket and trousers are made of different fabrics but sold as a set, they are usually classified according to the main fabric. If the main fabric cannot be determined, they are classified according to the jacket. It is recommended to provide detailed composition.
Q: What is the export tax rebate rate for 620323?
A: The export tax rebate rate is subject to policy adjustments. It is recommended to check the latest export tax rebate rate database or consult the local customs. It can usually be queried by HS code on the website of the State Taxation Administration.
Q: How to declare men's ensembles of man-made fibers sold via cross-border e-commerce?
A: Cross-border e-commerce requires declaration based on actual goods, providing product name, composition, weaving method, and other elements. Declaration can be made through the cross-border e-commerce customs clearance service platform, noting the difference between manifest declaration and customs declaration form.
Q: Does this code involve regulatory conditions?
A: Generally, there are no special regulatory conditions, but attention should be paid to whether intellectual property rights, brand authorization, etc. are involved. Export to specific countries may require a certificate of origin, etc.
Q: If the set includes three pieces (jacket, trousers, vest), how to classify?
A: If all three pieces are made of man-made fibers and sold as a set, they are still classified under 620323. However, note whether the vest should be classified separately; it is usually classified as a whole set.
⚠️ 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.