Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "62" represent Apparel and clothing accessories.

Specifically, this chapter includes:

• Various types of clothing: including men's, women's, children's clothing, and clothing made of various materials (cotton, hemp, silk, wool, synthetic fibers, etc.).
• Knitted or crocheted clothing
• Cut and sewn clothing
• Clothing accessories: such as collars, sleeves, linings, buttons, zippers, hooks, etc.

Reason for classification:

The HS code system classifies items based on their nature, use, and material. The "62" chapter is specifically for clothing intended for wearing and its related accessories, hence the first two digits are set to "62". It is mainly based on the use and basic characteristics of the clothing for classification.

If you can provide a more specific HS code (e.g., 6204, 6205, etc.), I can provide a more detailed explanation.

The first four digits explanation: 6203

Men's or boys' suits, sets, suit jackets, casual jackets, trousers, overalls with straps, shorts (excluding swimwear).

6-digit explanation: Classification:

Men's or boys' suits, sets, suit jackets, casual suits, trousers, overalls with straps, shorts (non-swimwear)

Specific meaning:

• Suits:
  • Wool or fine animal hair:
    • Other:
      • Other (443)

8-10 digits explanation: hscode: 6203116000 Classification: Men's or boys' suits, sets, suit jackets, sport jackets, trousers, overalls with straps, shorts (non-swimwear) Explanation: This classification specifically refers to: suits, made of wool or fine animal hair, further classified as: other, more specifically, made of fine wool fabric made from yarn of wool with an average fiber diameter of 18.5 microns or finer.

Product examples:

• Men's wool suit
• Boys' suit set
• Wool suit jacket
• Casual wool jacket
• Wool trousers
• Overalls with straps made of wool
• Wool shorts (non-swimwear)