Find HS Code and trade information for 领带

领带

领带 (líng dài) is a decorative neck accessory, traditionally worn by men, and increasingly by women, as part of formal or semi-formal attire. It is a narrow strip of fabric, typically silk, polyester, or cotton, worn under the collar of a shirt and knotted in a specific fashion.

Material

• Silk: The most common and highly regarded material for ties due to its luster, softness, and drape.
• Polyester: A more affordable and durable option, often used for everyday wear. Less luxurious in appearance than silk.
• Cotton: Often used for casual ties, providing a more textured look.
• Linen: Suitable for warm weather, offering a relaxed, less formal aesthetic.
• Wool: Used for heavier, more textured ties, often in colder seasons.
• Microfiber: A synthetic material offering stain resistance and affordability.

Purpose

The primary purpose of a tie is to add a touch of formality and sophistication to an outfit. It serves as a visual element to complete a dress code and express personal style. Historically, ties evolved from functional neckwear used for warmth and protection.

Function

• Completing an outfit: Ties are integral to business suits, tuxedos, and other formal ensembles.
• Visual interest: Patterns, colors, and textures of ties add personality and break up the monotony of a solid suit.
• Symbolic representation: Ties can convey professionalism, authority, or a particular affiliation (e.g., school or organization).

Usage Scenarios

• Business Professional: Worn with suits in corporate environments.
• Formal Events: Essential component of tuxedos for weddings, galas, and other black-tie occasions.
• Semi-Formal Events: Paired with suits or sport jackets for business casual settings, interviews, or social gatherings.
• Religious Ceremonies: Certain religious groups may require or encourage tie wearing.
• Fashion Statement: Increasingly worn as a stylistic accessory, even outside of traditional formal contexts.

Common Types

• Classic Tie: The most common type, typically 3-4 inches wide at the widest point.
• Slim Tie: Narrower width (2-3 inches), popular in modern fashion.
• Wide Tie: Wider width (4+ inches), often associated with vintage styles.
• Bow Tie: Knotted into a symmetrical bow shape, worn with tuxedos or formal suits.
• Knitted Tie: Made from knitted fabric, offering a textured, casual look.
• Skinny Tie: Very narrow width (under 2 inches), popular in retro and indie styles.
• Seven-Fold Tie: Constructed from a single piece of silk folded seven times, known for its luxurious feel and substantial knot.
• Clip-On Tie: A pre-tied tie that attaches with a clip, often used for convenience or by those unfamiliar with tying knots.

领带，通常作为一种男士服装配饰，用于装饰和提升整体形象。其主要功能是系于衬衫领口，常见于正式场合或商务环境。领带的材质多样，包括丝绸、棉、涤纶等，款式也多种多样，如标准领带、蝴蝶结领带等。

根据提供的参考资料，与“领带”相关的HS编码如下：

• 6215100025: 丝质或丝绸废料制成的领带，包含50%或以上（包括衬里和内衬）的非丝质或丝绸废料纺织材料。
  • 62: 服装及服装附件，针织或钩编的。
  • 15: 领带、领结和领巾。
  • 10: 丝质或丝绸废料制成的领带。
  • 00: 包含50%或以上（包括衬里和内衬）的非丝质或丝绸废料纺织材料。
• 6215100040: 丝质或丝绸废料制成的领带，外壳包含70%或以上重量的丝质或丝绸废料。
  • 62: 服装及服装附件，针织或钩编的。
  • 15: 领带、领结和领巾。
  • 10: 丝质或丝绸废料制成的领带。
  • 00: 外壳包含70%或以上重量的丝质或丝绸废料。
• 6117808710: 其他制成的服装附件，针织或钩编的；针织或钩编的服装或服装附件部件；其他附件：包含70%或以上重量的丝质或丝绸废料：领带、领结和领巾：棉制(359)。
  • 61: 针织或钩编的服装及服装附件。
  • 17: 其他制成的服装附件。
  • 80: 其他附件。
  • 87: 包含70%或以上重量的丝质或丝绸废料。
  • 10: 领带、领结和领巾：棉制(359)。

请注意，在申报领带时，需要根据领带的具体材质成分（丝质或非丝质含量、外壳材质比例等）选择合适的HS编码。