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, dresses, trousers, skirts, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as special categories such as quilted garments and medical garments. Heading 6204 specifically covers women's (including girls') non-knitted or non-crocheted coats, jackets, suits, dresses, skirts, trousers, etc. Subheading 6204.3 specifically refers to women's jackets and blazers, covering those made of various textile materials, but care must be taken to distinguish them from other subheadings such as dresses and trousers. Code 620433 consists of 6 digits: the first 2 digits '62' represent Chapter 62 (non-knitted garments); digits 3-4 '04' represent heading 6204 (women's coats, jackets, etc.); digits 5-6 '33' represent subheading 6204.33, specifically women's jackets and blazers made of man-made fibers. Therefore, the complete meaning of this code is 'women's jackets and blazers of man-made fibers (non-knitted)'. This product is a women's upper garment made of man-made fibers, belonging to non-knitted woven garments, and the style is a jacket or blazer, therefore classified under 6204.33. If knitted, it would be classified under Chapter 61; if men's, under 6203; if another style such as a dress, under 6204.4, etc.
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, dresses, trousers, skirts, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as special categories such as quilted garments and medical garments.
Heading
Heading 6204 specifically covers women's (including girls') non-knitted or non-crocheted coats, jackets, suits, dresses, skirts, trousers, etc. Subheading 6204.3 specifically refers to women's jackets and blazers, covering those made of various textile materials, but care must be taken to distinguish them from other subheadings such as dresses and trousers.
Digit Breakdown
Code 620433 consists of 6 digits: the first 2 digits '62' represent Chapter 62 (non-knitted garments); digits 3-4 '04' represent heading 6204 (women's coats, jackets, etc.); digits 5-6 '33' represent subheading 6204.33, specifically women's jackets and blazers made of man-made fibers. Therefore, the complete meaning of this code is 'women's jackets and blazers of man-made fibers (non-knitted)'.
Classification Basis
This product is a women's upper garment made of man-made fibers, belonging to non-knitted woven garments, and the style is a jacket or blazer, therefore classified under 6204.33. If knitted, it would be classified under Chapter 61; if men's, under 6203; if another style such as a dress, under 6204.4, etc.
📝 Declaration Elements
Product Name: The specific name of the declared commodity, such as 'women's jacket' or 'women's blazer', which must match the actual item. Brand: Fill in the brand name (if no brand, write 'no brand'), which must be consistent with the trademark. Material: Specify the fabric composition in detail, such as '100% polyester' or '70% polyester 30% viscose'. Style: Describe the garment type, such as 'jacket', 'blazer', 'windbreaker', etc. Weaving Method: Indicate 'woven' or 'non-knitted' to distinguish between Chapter 61 and Chapter 62. Gender: Specify 'women's' or 'girls'' to avoid confusion with men's. Specifications/Model: Fill in size, style number, etc., such as 'S/M/L', 'style No. ABC123'. Product Name: Women's Jacket; Brand: ZARA; Material: 100% Polyester; Style: Jacket; Weaving Method: Woven; Gender: Women's; Specifications/Model: Style No. 12345, Sizes S/M/L. Simply declaring blended man-made fiber fabric as 'man-made fiber' without specifying the exact composition ratio. Incorrectly declaring a woven jacket as knitted, leading to classification under Chapter 61. Ignoring gender distinction, declaring a women's jacket as men's, leading to classification under 6203.
Product Name
The specific name of the declared commodity, such as 'women's jacket' or 'women's blazer', which must match the actual item.
⚠️ Reporting it as 'women's upper garment' is too general and may lead to classification disputes.
Brand
Fill in the brand name (if no brand, write 'no brand'), which must be consistent with the trademark.
⚠️ Omitting the brand or filling it in incompletely, leading to intellectual property risks.
Material
Specify the fabric composition in detail, such as '100% polyester' or '70% polyester 30% viscose'.
⚠️ Writing only 'man-made fiber' without specifics may require supplementation.
Style
Describe the garment type, such as 'jacket', 'blazer', 'windbreaker', etc.
⚠️ Misreporting a jacket as a 'coat' or 'trench coat', affecting classification.
Weaving Method
Indicate 'woven' or 'non-knitted' to distinguish between Chapter 61 and Chapter 62.
⚠️ Ignoring the weaving method, leading to incorrect classification under Chapter 61.
Gender
Specify 'women's' or 'girls'' to avoid confusion with men's.
⚠️ Not indicating gender, which may lead to incorrect classification under men's codes.
Specifications/Model
Fill in size, style number, etc., such as 'S/M/L', 'style No. ABC123'.
⚠️ Missing information, affecting customs statistics and inspection.
Simply declaring blended man-made fiber fabric as 'man-made fiber' without specifying the exact composition ratio.
Incorrectly declaring a woven jacket as knitted, leading to classification under Chapter 61.
Ignoring gender distinction, declaring a women's jacket as men's, leading to classification under 6203.
🎯 Classification Logic
Core classification basis: 1) The weaving method must be woven (non-knitted); 2) Gender is women's; 3) Style is jacket or blazer; 4) Material is man-made fiber (synthetic fiber). All the above conditions must be met simultaneously to classify under 6204.33. If the material is cotton, classify under 6204.32; if other textile materials, under 6204.39. 620432 Cotton women's jackets: Material is cotton, whereas 620433 is man-made fiber. The difference in composition determines classification. 620439 Women's jackets of other textile materials: Material is neither cotton nor man-made fiber, such as silk, wool, etc., whereas 620433 specifically refers to man-made fibers. 620333 Man-made fiber men's jackets: Gender is men's, whereas 620433 is women's. 610433 Man-made fiber knitted women's jackets: Weaving method is knitted, whereas 620433 is woven. Is it non-knitted (woven)? Is it women's? Is it a jacket or blazer? Is it made of man-made fiber? Is it distinguished from Chapter 61, 6203, etc.?
Basis
Core classification basis: 1) The weaving method must be woven (non-knitted); 2) Gender is women's; 3) Style is jacket or blazer; 4) Material is man-made fiber (synthetic fiber). All the above conditions must be met simultaneously to classify under 6204.33. If the material is cotton, classify under 6204.32; if other textile materials, under 6204.39.
Confused Codes：
620432 - Cotton women's jackets
Material is cotton, whereas 620433 is man-made fiber. The difference in composition determines classification.
620439 - Women's jackets of other textile materials
Material is neither cotton nor man-made fiber, such as silk, wool, etc., whereas 620433 specifically refers to man-made fibers.
620333 - Man-made fiber men's jackets
Gender is men's, whereas 620433 is women's.
610433 - Man-made fiber knitted women's jackets
Weaving method is knitted, whereas 620433 is woven.
Self-Check：
✓ Is it non-knitted (woven)?
✓ Is it women's?
✓ Is it a jacket or blazer?
✓ Is it made of man-made fiber?
✓ Is it distinguished from Chapter 61, 6203, etc.?
❓ FAQ
How to determine whether a women's upper garment is a jacket or a blazer? A jacket usually refers to a casual, windproof, short coat, often with a zipper or buttons; a blazer refers to a formal style with lapels and shoulder pads. Both are classified under 6204.33, but the style must be accurately described during declaration for customs classification. How should a women's upper garment made of man-made fiber be classified if it contains a small amount of cotton? According to HS classification rules, if the man-made fiber content exceeds 50%, it is usually classified as man-made fiber; if the cotton content exceeds 50%, it is classified as cotton. The percentage composition must be provided to determine the main material. How to distinguish knitted from woven? Knitted fabric is formed by interlocking loops, has elasticity, and is commonly found in T-shirts and sweaters; woven fabric is made by interlacing warp and weft yarns, has no elasticity, and is commonly found in shirts and jackets. This can be confirmed by observing the fabric texture or asking the manufacturer. What is the difference in classification between women's jackets and women's coats? Coats usually refer to long, warm outerwear, classified under 6202; jackets are short, classified under 6204. If the length is below the knee and it is heavy, it may be classified as a coat. Judgment should be based on style and length. How to fill in the brand during declaration? Fill in the brand name truthfully; if no brand, write 'no brand'. If produced under license, indicate the brand and licensing information to avoid infringement. Brand is a key focus of customs intellectual property protection. What is the export tax rebate rate for 620433? The export tax rebate rate is adjusted according to national policies. It is recommended to check the latest 'Export Tax Rebate Rate Database' or consult the local tax bureau. Generally, the rebate rate for man-made fiber garments is relatively high, but the actual policy shall prevail. If a women's jacket is a blend of man-made fiber and wool, which code should it be classified under? It depends on the main component. If the man-made fiber content is the highest, classify under 620433; if the wool content is the highest, classify under 620439 (other textile materials). Accurate composition ratios must be provided. For cross-border e-commerce sales of women's jackets, how to query the HS code? You can refer to the 'Customs Import and Export Tariff of the People's Republic of China' published by the General Administration of Customs, or use the customs classification pre-ruling service. You can also consult a professional customs broker to ensure accurate classification and avoid customs clearance delays.
Q: How to determine whether a women's upper garment is a jacket or a blazer?
A: A jacket usually refers to a casual, windproof, short coat, often with a zipper or buttons; a blazer refers to a formal style with lapels and shoulder pads. Both are classified under 6204.33, but the style must be accurately described during declaration for customs classification.
Q: How should a women's upper garment made of man-made fiber be classified if it contains a small amount of cotton?
A: According to HS classification rules, if the man-made fiber content exceeds 50%, it is usually classified as man-made fiber; if the cotton content exceeds 50%, it is classified as cotton. The percentage composition must be provided to determine the main material.
Q: How to distinguish knitted from woven?
A: Knitted fabric is formed by interlocking loops, has elasticity, and is commonly found in T-shirts and sweaters; woven fabric is made by interlacing warp and weft yarns, has no elasticity, and is commonly found in shirts and jackets. This can be confirmed by observing the fabric texture or asking the manufacturer.
Q: What is the difference in classification between women's jackets and women's coats?
A: Coats usually refer to long, warm outerwear, classified under 6202; jackets are short, classified under 6204. If the length is below the knee and it is heavy, it may be classified as a coat. Judgment should be based on style and length.
Q: How to fill in the brand during declaration?
A: Fill in the brand name truthfully; if no brand, write 'no brand'. If produced under license, indicate the brand and licensing information to avoid infringement. Brand is a key focus of customs intellectual property protection.
Q: What is the export tax rebate rate for 620433?
A: The export tax rebate rate is adjusted according to national policies. It is recommended to check the latest 'Export Tax Rebate Rate Database' or consult the local tax bureau. Generally, the rebate rate for man-made fiber garments is relatively high, but the actual policy shall prevail.
Q: If a women's jacket is a blend of man-made fiber and wool, which code should it be classified under?
A: It depends on the main component. If the man-made fiber content is the highest, classify under 620433; if the wool content is the highest, classify under 620439 (other textile materials). Accurate composition ratios must be provided.
Q: For cross-border e-commerce sales of women's jackets, how to query the HS code?
A: You can refer to the 'Customs Import and Export Tariff of the People's Republic of China' published by the General Administration of Customs, or use the customs classification pre-ruling service. You can also consult a professional customs broker to ensure accurate classification and avoid customs clearance delays.
⚠️ 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.