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, dresses, shirts, underwear, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as quilted products, leather garments, etc. Goods of this chapter are usually made of woven fabrics, such as cotton, man-made fibers, wool, etc. Heading 6204 specifically covers women's suits, ensembles, jackets, dresses, skirts, divided skirts, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts (other than knitted or crocheted). A suit means a two-piece set consisting of a jacket and a skirt or trousers, with matching fabric, color and style, intended for formal or business occasions. Code 620413 is a 6-digit subheading. The first 2 digits "62" represent Chapter 62 (women's garments, not knitted); digits 3-4 "04" represent heading 6204 (women's suits, ensembles, etc.); digits 5-6 "13" represent the subheading, specifically women's suits of man-made fibers. "1" indicates man-made fibers, "3" indicates suits. Further subdivision of this subheading requires reference to national tariff lines; for example, China's 10-digit code may be 6204130010, etc. The goods are women's suits, made of man-made fibers (such as polyester, nylon, etc.), not knitted, so they fall under Chapter 62. Heading 6204 explicitly lists women's suits, and subheading 620413 specifically refers to those of man-made fibers, so this code applies. If knitted, they would fall under Chapter 61; if of cotton, under 620412; if of wool or fine animal hair, under 620411.

Product Name: The specific name of the declared goods, which should be accurately described as "women's suits" or "women's suits of man-made fibers", avoiding the vague term "women's wear". Brand Type: Fill in the brand name (if no brand, write "none"), and the brand type (such as own brand, OEM, etc.), used for customs intellectual property protection. Export Preference Status: Fill in according to the actual trade situation, such as "export goods do not enjoy preferential tariff in the final destination country" or "enjoy preferential tariff", which affects the use of certificate of origin. Composition Content: Indicate the fiber composition and percentage of the fabric and lining, such as "Fabric: 65% polyester, 35% viscose; Lining: 100% polyester". Weaving Method: Indicate "woven" or "woven fabric" to distinguish from knitted, ensuring classification under Chapter 62. Style: Describe the suit style, such as "two-piece set (jacket + trousers)", "jacket + skirt", and state whether sold as a set. Brand Name: If there is a brand, fill in the specific brand name; if no brand, write "none". Item Number: Fill in the item number designated by the manufacturer or exporter for easy identification and inspection. Customs declaration example: Product Name: Women's suits of man-made fibers Brand Type: Own brand Export Preference Status: No preferential tariff Composition Content: Fabric: 65% polyester, 35% viscose; Lining: 100% polyester Weaving Method: Woven Style: Two-piece set (jacket + trousers), sold as a set Brand Name: ABC Item Number: W2024-01 Specifications: One size GTIN: None CAS: None Other: None Mistakenly classifying women's suits of man-made fibers under 620412 (cotton) or 620411 (wool), without accurately declaring fabric composition. Incorrectly classifying knitted women's suits under 620413, when they should actually be under Chapter 61 (e.g., 610413). Not indicating "set" or "two-piece" at declaration, leading to separate classification, affecting tax rates and regulatory conditions.

Core classification basis: 1) The goods are women's garments, not knitted; 2) A two-piece set consisting of a jacket and a skirt or trousers, with matching fabric, color and style, for formal occasions; 3) The fabric is man-made fibers (such as synthetic fibers). According to the Import and Export Tariff, the chapter notes of Chapter 62 and the text of heading 6204, women's suits of man-made fibers should be classified under 620413. If it does not meet the definition of a suit (e.g., not sold as a set or styles inconsistent), the jacket is classified under 620433 and the trousers under 620463. 620412 Women's suits of cotton: Fabric is cotton, not man-made fibers. Classification should be based on fabric composition; cotton content exceeding 50% usually falls under this code. 620411 Women's suits of wool or fine animal hair: Fabric is wool or fine animal hair, not man-made fibers. Composition test report required. 620423 Women's ensembles of man-made fibers: Ensembles refer to sets worn on informal occasions, such as sportswear, casual wear, while suits are for formal business occasions. 610413 Knitted women's suits of man-made fibers: Weaving method is knitted, classified under Chapter 61; while 620413 is woven. 620433 Women's jackets of man-made fibers: Jackets declared separately, not as a set. If the suit is sold separately, the jacket falls under this code. Is the fabric man-made fibers? Is it woven? Does it consist of a jacket and a skirt/trousers as a two-piece set? Is it sold as a set? Are the styles consistent (color, fabric)?

How to check the import tariff rate for 620413? You can check through the General Administration of Customs website, China International Trade Single Window, or the Import and Export Tariff. Enter HS code 620413, select the country of origin and trade mode, and the system will display the MFN rate, general rate, VAT rate, etc. Note that rates may be adjusted with policy changes; it is recommended to refer to the latest published rates. How to distinguish women's suits of man-made fibers from women's ensembles of man-made fibers? The main difference lies in the purpose and style. Suits usually refer to a jacket and trousers/skirt made of the same fabric, formal in style, for business, meetings, etc.; ensembles refer to sets worn on casual, sports and other informal occasions, such as a jacket with trousers. Customs classification may require samples or pictures. If the jacket and trousers are packaged separately but sold together, can they be classified under 620413? According to classification rules, a suit must simultaneously satisfy: 1) The jacket and trousers/skirt are consistent in style, fabric, and color; 2) Packaged and sold together. If packaged separately but sold together, it may still be considered a set, but relevant proof is required. If sold separately, the jacket falls under 620433 and the trousers under 620463. What is the export tax rebate rate for 620413? The export tax rebate rate is periodically adjusted by the State Administration of Taxation. Currently, the export tax rebate rate for women's suits of man-made fibers is usually 13%, but the specific rate is subject to the latest documents. You can check through the "Export Tax Rebate Rate Library" or consult the local tax bureau. How to fill in the composition content at declaration? You need to separately indicate the fiber composition and percentage of the fabric and lining, such as "Fabric: 65% polyester, 35% viscose; Lining: 100% polyester". If there is coating or special treatment, it should also be stated. Composition content affects classification and must be accurate. Does 620413 involve regulatory conditions? Generally, import requires an inbound goods customs clearance form (for legally inspected goods), and export usually has no special regulatory conditions. However, if brand infringement is involved, intellectual property authorization may be required. The specific requirements are subject to the latest customs regulations. Can women's suits of man-made fibers imported from ASEAN enjoy the agreement rate? If they meet the China-ASEAN FTA rules of origin and a FORM E certificate of origin is provided, the agreement rate can be applied. However, it is necessary to confirm whether the code is in the tariff reduction list and meets conditions such as direct transport. It is recommended to check the agreement tariff schedule in advance. How to determine the classification of blended man-made fiber fabrics? According to the General Rules for the Interpretation of the Import and Export Tariff, blended man-made fiber fabrics are classified according to the fiber with the greatest weight. If man-made fibers (synthetic fibers) have the greatest weight, they are classified as man-made fibers; if cotton has the greatest weight, they are classified as cotton. A composition test report is required.