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, skirts, trousers, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as quilted products, medical garments, etc. Chapter 62 is one of the most important chapters in garment classification, with a wide range of goods; classification requires close attention to weaving method, gender, style, and other factors. Heading 6204 covers women's suits, ensembles, jackets, dresses, skirts, divided skirts, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches, shorts (excluding swimwear), etc. All garments under this heading are woven women's wear, further subdivided according to specific style and material. Classification requires distinguishing between suits and separate garments, as well as the impact of different materials (such as wool, cotton, man-made fibers, etc.) on subheadings. Code 620411 is a 6-digit subheading. The first 2 digits '62' represent Chapter 62 (garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted); digits 3-4 '04' represent heading 6204 (women's suits, ensembles, jackets, dresses, skirts, divided skirts, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches, shorts); digits 5-6 '11' represent subheading 6204.11, specifically 'Women's suits of wool or fine animal hair'. Among these, '11' under 6204 specifically refers to suits of wool or fine animal hair, distinguishing them from suits of other materials (such as cotton, synthetic fibers, etc.). The goods are women's suits, made of wool or fine animal hair, woven, meeting the description of heading 6204. Because the material is wool or fine animal hair, they are classified under subheading 6204.11, rather than subheadings for other materials (such as 6204.12 of cotton, 6204.13 of synthetic fibers, etc.). At the same time, attention must be paid to the definition of a suit: it must consist of a jacket and trousers (or skirt), and the two must match in material, style, color, etc.; otherwise, they may be classified as separate garments.
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, skirts, trousers, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as quilted products, medical garments, etc. Chapter 62 is one of the most important chapters in garment classification, with a wide range of goods; classification requires close attention to weaving method, gender, style, and other factors.
Heading
Heading 6204 covers women's suits, ensembles, jackets, dresses, skirts, divided skirts, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches, shorts (excluding swimwear), etc. All garments under this heading are woven women's wear, further subdivided according to specific style and material. Classification requires distinguishing between suits and separate garments, as well as the impact of different materials (such as wool, cotton, man-made fibers, etc.) on subheadings.
Digit Breakdown
Code 620411 is a 6-digit subheading. The first 2 digits '62' represent Chapter 62 (garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted); digits 3-4 '04' represent heading 6204 (women's suits, ensembles, jackets, dresses, skirts, divided skirts, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches, shorts); digits 5-6 '11' represent subheading 6204.11, specifically 'Women's suits of wool or fine animal hair'. Among these, '11' under 6204 specifically refers to suits of wool or fine animal hair, distinguishing them from suits of other materials (such as cotton, synthetic fibers, etc.).
Classification Basis
The goods are women's suits, made of wool or fine animal hair, woven, meeting the description of heading 6204. Because the material is wool or fine animal hair, they are classified under subheading 6204.11, rather than subheadings for other materials (such as 6204.12 of cotton, 6204.13 of synthetic fibers, etc.). At the same time, attention must be paid to the definition of a suit: it must consist of a jacket and trousers (or skirt), and the two must match in material, style, color, etc.; otherwise, they may be classified as separate garments.
📝 Declaration Elements
Product Name: The specific name of the declared goods, such as 'Women's suits', which must be consistent with the code description. Brand Type: Fill in the brand attribute, such as no brand, domestic brand, foreign brand, etc. Export Preference Status: Fill in according to the actual trade situation, such as 'Export goods enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country'. Material: Detail the fabric composition, such as '100% wool' or '90% wool 10% polyester'. Weaving Method: Indicate 'woven' or 'knitted'; this code is limited to woven. Style: Describe the garment style, such as 'suit (jacket + trousers)'. Gender: Indicate 'women's', consistent with the code. Product Name: Women's suits; Brand Type: No brand; Export Preference Status: Not applicable; Material: 100% wool; Weaving Method: Woven; Style: Suit (jacket + trousers); Gender: Women's. Note: The jacket is a long-sleeved blazer, the trousers are straight-leg trousers, same color and material. Material declared only as 'wool' without content, may be classified under other subheadings. Failure to distinguish between woven and knitted, mistakenly classifying knitted suits under 6204. Suits declared separately, causing jacket and trousers to be classified separately, losing the suit attribute. Brand type omitted, affecting customs statistics and intellectual property verification.
Product Name
The specific name of the declared goods, such as 'Women's suits', which must be consistent with the code description.
⚠️ Misdeclared as 'Women's blazers' or 'Women's ensembles', without specifying 'suits'.
Brand Type
Fill in the brand attribute, such as no brand, domestic brand, foreign brand, etc.
⚠️ Omission or incorrect filling of brand type, leading to classification disputes.
Export Preference Status
Fill in according to the actual trade situation, such as 'Export goods enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country'.
⚠️ Ignoring this element, affecting the application for tariff preferences.
Material
Detail the fabric composition, such as '100% wool' or '90% wool 10% polyester'.
⚠️ Only writing 'wool' without indicating content, leading to incorrect subheading classification.
Weaving Method
Indicate 'woven' or 'knitted'; this code is limited to woven.
⚠️ Misdeclared as 'knitted', leading to classification under Chapter 61.
Style
Describe the garment style, such as 'suit (jacket + trousers)'.
⚠️ Failure to indicate whether it is a set, possibly classified as a separate jacket or trousers.
Gender
Indicate 'women's', consistent with the code.
⚠️ Misdeclared as 'men's', classified under 6203.
Example： Product Name: Women's suits; Brand Type: No brand; Export Preference Status: Not applicable; Material: 100% wool; Weaving Method: Woven; Style: Suit (jacket + trousers); Gender: Women's. Note: The jacket is a long-sleeved blazer, the trousers are straight-leg trousers, same color and material.
Common Mistakes：
Material declared only as 'wool' without content, may be classified under other subheadings.
Failure to distinguish between woven and knitted, mistakenly classifying knitted suits under 6204.
Suits declared separately, causing jacket and trousers to be classified separately, losing the suit attribute.
Brand type omitted, affecting customs statistics and intellectual property verification.
🎯 Classification Logic
Core basis for classification: 1. The garment is woven (not knitted or crocheted); 2. Gender is women's; 3. Style is a suit (jacket and trousers or skirt matching); 4. Material is wool or fine animal hair. Only when all the above conditions are met can it be classified under 620411. If the material is other (such as cotton, man-made fibers), it is classified under 620412-620419; if it is a separate jacket or trousers, it is classified under other subheadings of 6204. 620412 Women's suits of cotton: Material is cotton, not wool or fine animal hair. Classification should be based on fabric composition; cotton is classified under 620412, wool under 620411. 620413 Women's suits of synthetic fibers: Material is synthetic fibers, such as polyester, nylon, etc. The difference from wool suits lies in fiber composition; a fiber composition test report is required. 620419 Women's suits of other textile materials: Material is other textile materials (such as silk, linen, etc.), not including wool or fine animal hair. If blended, classify according to the predominant component. 620421 Women's ensembles of wool or fine animal hair: Ensembles are non-suit styles, such as jacket and trousers not formally matching, while suits must have formal suit characteristics. Is it woven? Is it women's? Is it a suit? Is it of wool or fine animal hair? Is it a set (jacket + trousers/skirt)?
Basis
Core basis for classification: 1. The garment is woven (not knitted or crocheted); 2. Gender is women's; 3. Style is a suit (jacket and trousers or skirt matching); 4. Material is wool or fine animal hair. Only when all the above conditions are met can it be classified under 620411. If the material is other (such as cotton, man-made fibers), it is classified under 620412-620419; if it is a separate jacket or trousers, it is classified under other subheadings of 6204.
Confused Codes：
620412 - Women's suits of cotton
Material is cotton, not wool or fine animal hair. Classification should be based on fabric composition; cotton is classified under 620412, wool under 620411.
620413 - Women's suits of synthetic fibers
Material is synthetic fibers, such as polyester, nylon, etc. The difference from wool suits lies in fiber composition; a fiber composition test report is required.
620419 - Women's suits of other textile materials
Material is other textile materials (such as silk, linen, etc.), not including wool or fine animal hair. If blended, classify according to the predominant component.
620421 - Women's ensembles of wool or fine animal hair
Ensembles are non-suit styles, such as jacket and trousers not formally matching, while suits must have formal suit characteristics.
Self-Check：
✓ Is it woven?
✓ Is it women's?
✓ Is it a suit?
✓ Is it of wool or fine animal hair?
✓ Is it a set (jacket + trousers/skirt)?
❓ FAQ
How to inquire about the tariff rate for 620411? You can log on to the official website of the General Administration of Customs of China or the International Trade Single Window, enter HS code 620411 to inquire about the latest import/export tariff rates. Note that rates are subject to policy adjustments; it is recommended to refer to the latest official announcements. How to classify wool-blended women's suits? According to the General Rules for HS Classification, blended materials are classified according to the predominant component. If wool content is the highest, classify under 620411; if synthetic fiber content is the highest, classify under 620413. A composition test report is required. Can the jacket and trousers of women's suits be declared separately? If the jacket and trousers match (same color and material, matching style), they should be classified as a suit under 620411. If declared separately, the jacket may be classified under 6204.31, etc., and the trousers under 6204.61, etc., resulting in different classifications. Which code should knitted women's suits be classified under? Knitted garments are classified under Chapter 61, specifically 6112.11 (Women's suits of wool or fine animal hair, knitted). Note the difference between woven and knitted. What declaration elements are required for importing women's suits? Product name, brand type, export preference status, material, weaving method, style, gender, etc. are required. Specific requirements are subject to customs; it is recommended to consult a customs broker. What is the difference between 620411 and 620421? 620411 is for suits, 620421 is for ensembles. Suits usually refer to formal suits, while ensembles are casual styles. Classification should be judged based on style and purpose. How to determine whether women's suits are a set? A set must meet the following: jacket and trousers (or skirt) are of the same color and material, matching style, matching sizes, and sold together in the same package. If not, they should be classified separately.
Q: How to inquire about the tariff rate for 620411?
A: You can log on to the official website of the General Administration of Customs of China or the International Trade Single Window, enter HS code 620411 to inquire about the latest import/export tariff rates. Note that rates are subject to policy adjustments; it is recommended to refer to the latest official announcements.
Q: How to classify wool-blended women's suits?
A: According to the General Rules for HS Classification, blended materials are classified according to the predominant component. If wool content is the highest, classify under 620411; if synthetic fiber content is the highest, classify under 620413. A composition test report is required.
Q: Can the jacket and trousers of women's suits be declared separately?
A: If the jacket and trousers match (same color and material, matching style), they should be classified as a suit under 620411. If declared separately, the jacket may be classified under 6204.31, etc., and the trousers under 6204.61, etc., resulting in different classifications.
Q: Which code should knitted women's suits be classified under?
A: Knitted garments are classified under Chapter 61, specifically 6112.11 (Women's suits of wool or fine animal hair, knitted). Note the difference between woven and knitted.
Q: What declaration elements are required for importing women's suits?
A: Product name, brand type, export preference status, material, weaving method, style, gender, etc. are required. Specific requirements are subject to customs; it is recommended to consult a customs broker.
Q: What is the difference between 620411 and 620421?
A: 620411 is for suits, 620421 is for ensembles. Suits usually refer to formal suits, while ensembles are casual styles. Classification should be judged based on style and purpose.
Q: How to determine whether women's suits are a set?
A: A set must meet the following: jacket and trousers (or skirt) are of the same color and material, matching style, matching sizes, and sold together in the same package. If not, they should be classified separately.
⚠️ 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.