Chapter 62 covers garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted, i.e., garments made of woven fabrics. This chapter includes men's, women's and children's coats, suits, shirts, pyjamas, underwear, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as wadding products, medical surgical masks and other special items. Goods of Chapter 62 are generally based on woven fabrics, and classification requires close attention to fabric type, style and use. Heading 6207 specifically covers men's or boys' singlets, underpants, briefs, nightshirts, pyjamas, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, but excludes knitted or crocheted products. Nightwear under this heading refers specifically to sets or single garments designed exclusively for wearing during sleep, usually made of light and soft fabrics. Note that if nightwear has obvious outerwear characteristics (such as heavy lining), it may be classified under other headings. Code 620729 consists of 6 digits: the first 2 digits "62" represent Chapter 62 (garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted); digits 3-4 "07" represent heading 6207 (men's or boys' singlets, underpants, pyjamas, bathrobes, etc.); digits 5-6 "29" represent subheading 620729, specifically referring to men's nightwear "of other textile materials". "Other textile materials" here refers to materials other than the common ones such as cotton (620721) and man-made fibres (620722), including silk, wool, flax, regenerated fibres, etc. The goods are men's nightwear, woven from other textile materials (such as silk, linen, etc.), not knitted or crocheted, and therefore classified under Chapter 62. Their style conforms to nightwear characteristics, and since they are not of cotton or man-made fibres, they are further classified under subheading 620729 within heading 6207. If knitted or crocheted, they should be classified under Chapter 61; if of cotton or man-made fibres, they would be classified under 620721 or 620722 respectively.
Chapter
Chapter 62 covers garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted, i.e., garments made of woven fabrics. This chapter includes men's, women's and children's coats, suits, shirts, pyjamas, underwear, etc., but excludes knitted or crocheted garments (Chapter 61) as well as wadding products, medical surgical masks and other special items. Goods of Chapter 62 are generally based on woven fabrics, and classification requires close attention to fabric type, style and use.
Heading
Heading 6207 specifically covers men's or boys' singlets, underpants, briefs, nightshirts, pyjamas, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, but excludes knitted or crocheted products. Nightwear under this heading refers specifically to sets or single garments designed exclusively for wearing during sleep, usually made of light and soft fabrics. Note that if nightwear has obvious outerwear characteristics (such as heavy lining), it may be classified under other headings.
Digit Breakdown
Code 620729 consists of 6 digits: the first 2 digits "62" represent Chapter 62 (garments and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted); digits 3-4 "07" represent heading 6207 (men's or boys' singlets, underpants, pyjamas, bathrobes, etc.); digits 5-6 "29" represent subheading 620729, specifically referring to men's nightwear "of other textile materials". "Other textile materials" here refers to materials other than the common ones such as cotton (620721) and man-made fibres (620722), including silk, wool, flax, regenerated fibres, etc.
Classification Basis
The goods are men's nightwear, woven from other textile materials (such as silk, linen, etc.), not knitted or crocheted, and therefore classified under Chapter 62. Their style conforms to nightwear characteristics, and since they are not of cotton or man-made fibres, they are further classified under subheading 620729 within heading 6207. If knitted or crocheted, they should be classified under Chapter 61; if of cotton or man-made fibres, they would be classified under 620721 or 620722 respectively.
📝 Declaration Elements
Product Name: The specific name of the declared goods, such as "Men's woven silk pyjama set". It should accurately reflect the product attributes and avoid generic terms like "garment". Brand Type: Fill in the brand attribute, such as "no brand", "domestic independent brand", "foreign brand (OEM production)", etc. Export Preference Status: Fill in according to the actual trade situation, such as "export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country". Composition Content: List the names and percentages of all textile materials, such as "silk 100%". Must be consistent with the test report. Weaving Method: State whether it is woven or knitted or crocheted. This code applies only to woven fabrics. Style: Describe the specific style of the nightwear, such as "set", "nightgown", "single top", etc. Brand Name: Fill in the actual brand name (if no brand, write "none"). Product Name: Men's woven silk pyjama set; Brand Type: Foreign brand (OEM production); Export Preference Status: Export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country; Composition Content: Silk 100%; Weaving Method: Woven; Style: Set (top + trousers); Brand Name: SilkNight. Incorrectly classifying knitted nightwear under 6207, when it should actually be classified under Chapter 61. Failing to accurately declare composition content, leading to incorrect subheading classification. Ignoring style description; sets and single pieces may be classified differently.
Product Name
The specific name of the declared goods, such as "Men's woven silk pyjama set". It should accurately reflect the product attributes and avoid generic terms like "garment".
⚠️ Writing only "men's nightwear" without specifying fabric and style.
Brand Type
Fill in the brand attribute, such as "no brand", "domestic independent brand", "foreign brand (OEM production)", etc.
⚠️ Omitting the brand type or incorrectly declaring "no brand" when a trademark actually exists.
Export Preference Status
Fill in according to the actual trade situation, such as "export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country".
List the names and percentages of all textile materials, such as "silk 100%". Must be consistent with the test report.
⚠️ Writing only "other textile materials" without specifying the composition.
Weaving Method
State whether it is woven or knitted or crocheted. This code applies only to woven fabrics.
⚠️ Incorrectly declaring knitted nightwear as woven.
Style
Describe the specific style of the nightwear, such as "set", "nightgown", "single top", etc.
⚠️ Failing to distinguish between sets and single pieces, affecting classification.
Brand Name
Fill in the actual brand name (if no brand, write "none").
⚠️ Brand name inconsistent with trademark registration information.
Example： Product Name: Men's woven silk pyjama set; Brand Type: Foreign brand (OEM production); Export Preference Status: Export goods do not enjoy preferential tariffs in the final destination country; Composition Content: Silk 100%; Weaving Method: Woven; Style: Set (top + trousers); Brand Name: SilkNight.
Common Mistakes：
Incorrectly classifying knitted nightwear under 6207, when it should actually be classified under Chapter 61.
Failing to accurately declare composition content, leading to incorrect subheading classification.
Ignoring style description; sets and single pieces may be classified differently.
🎯 Classification Logic
Core classification basis: 1) The goods are men's nightwear, conforming to the description of heading 6207; 2) The weaving method is woven (not knitted or crocheted), so classified under Chapter 62; 3) The fabric is of other textile materials (not cotton, not man-made fibres), so the subheading is 620729. If the fabric is cotton, it would be classified under 620721; if man-made fibres, under 620722. Note that nightwear must have characteristics of being worn for sleep; if it is daily outerwear, it may be classified under other headings. 620721 Men's nightwear of cotton: The fabric is cotton, whereas 620729 is of other textile materials (such as silk, flax, etc.). 620722 Men's nightwear of man-made fibres: The fabric is man-made fibres (such as polyester, nylon), whereas 620729 is of other textile materials. 610729 Knitted men's nightwear of other textile materials: The weaving method is knitted or crocheted, classified under Chapter 61; 620729 is woven. 620799 Men's bathrobes, dressing gowns, etc. of other textile materials: The goods are bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, not nightwear. Is it for men's or boys' wear? Is it designed specifically for sleep? Is the weaving method woven? Is the fabric non-cotton and non-man-made fibre? Is knitted or crocheted excluded?
Basis
Core classification basis: 1) The goods are men's nightwear, conforming to the description of heading 6207; 2) The weaving method is woven (not knitted or crocheted), so classified under Chapter 62; 3) The fabric is of other textile materials (not cotton, not man-made fibres), so the subheading is 620729. If the fabric is cotton, it would be classified under 620721; if man-made fibres, under 620722. Note that nightwear must have characteristics of being worn for sleep; if it is daily outerwear, it may be classified under other headings.
Confused Codes：
620721 - Men's nightwear of cotton
The fabric is cotton, whereas 620729 is of other textile materials (such as silk, flax, etc.).
620722 - Men's nightwear of man-made fibres
The fabric is man-made fibres (such as polyester, nylon), whereas 620729 is of other textile materials.
610729 - Knitted men's nightwear of other textile materials
The weaving method is knitted or crocheted, classified under Chapter 61; 620729 is woven.
620799 - Men's bathrobes, dressing gowns, etc. of other textile materials
The goods are bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, not nightwear.
Self-Check：
✓ Is it for men's or boys' wear?
✓ Is it designed specifically for sleep?
✓ Is the weaving method woven?
✓ Is the fabric non-cotton and non-man-made fibre?
✓ Is knitted or crocheted excluded?
❓ FAQ
How to check the import tariff rate for 620729? It can be checked through the official website of the General Administration of Customs of China or the International Trade Single Window by entering HS code 620729 and the country of origin to obtain the MFN rate, agreement rate, etc. Tariff rates are subject to policy adjustments; it is recommended to refer to the latest official publication. Should a men's silk pyjama set be classified under 620729? Yes, if it is made of woven silk and is a men's pyjama set, it is classified under 620729. If it is knitted silk, it should be classified under 610729. What is the main difference between 620729 and 620722? The difference lies in the fabric composition: 620722 is of man-made fibres, while 620729 is of other textile materials (such as silk, wool, flax, etc.). A composition test report is required at declaration. Does nightwear with an outerwear style affect classification? It may. If the nightwear design is clearly suitable for outerwear (such as heavy fabric, outer pockets), it may be classified under other garment headings. It is recommended to keep product images and design specifications for customs inspection. How to fill in the composition content at declaration? List the names and percentages of all textile materials, such as "silk 70%, cotton 30%". If blended, classify according to the main component, but all components must be fully declared. What is the export tax rebate rate for 620729? The export tax rebate rate is subject to national policy adjustments. The latest rate can be checked through the State Taxation Administration or the General Administration of Customs. It is usually determined by combining the commodity code and export date. What are the precautions for cross-border e-commerce retail export of 620729? Ensure that declaration information is accurate, including product name, composition, weaving method, etc. Cross-border e-commerce can enjoy simplified declaration, but classification errors may lead to order rejection or penalties. It is recommended to use a compliant customs declaration system. If the nightwear is knitted, which code should it be classified under? Knitted men's nightwear should be classified under Chapter 61, specifically 610729 (knitted men's nightwear of other textile materials). If of cotton, it is classified under 610721; if of man-made fibres, under 610722.
Q: How to check the import tariff rate for 620729?
A: It can be checked through the official website of the General Administration of Customs of China or the International Trade Single Window by entering HS code 620729 and the country of origin to obtain the MFN rate, agreement rate, etc. Tariff rates are subject to policy adjustments; it is recommended to refer to the latest official publication.
Q: Should a men's silk pyjama set be classified under 620729?
A: Yes, if it is made of woven silk and is a men's pyjama set, it is classified under 620729. If it is knitted silk, it should be classified under 610729.
Q: What is the main difference between 620729 and 620722?
A: The difference lies in the fabric composition: 620722 is of man-made fibres, while 620729 is of other textile materials (such as silk, wool, flax, etc.). A composition test report is required at declaration.
Q: Does nightwear with an outerwear style affect classification?
A: It may. If the nightwear design is clearly suitable for outerwear (such as heavy fabric, outer pockets), it may be classified under other garment headings. It is recommended to keep product images and design specifications for customs inspection.
Q: How to fill in the composition content at declaration?
A: List the names and percentages of all textile materials, such as "silk 70%, cotton 30%". If blended, classify according to the main component, but all components must be fully declared.
Q: What is the export tax rebate rate for 620729?
A: The export tax rebate rate is subject to national policy adjustments. The latest rate can be checked through the State Taxation Administration or the General Administration of Customs. It is usually determined by combining the commodity code and export date.
Q: What are the precautions for cross-border e-commerce retail export of 620729?
A: Ensure that declaration information is accurate, including product name, composition, weaving method, etc. Cross-border e-commerce can enjoy simplified declaration, but classification errors may lead to order rejection or penalties. It is recommended to use a compliant customs declaration system.
Q: If the nightwear is knitted, which code should it be classified under?
A: Knitted men's nightwear should be classified under Chapter 61, specifically 610729 (knitted men's nightwear of other textile materials). If of cotton, it is classified under 610721; if of man-made fibres, under 610722.
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