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Poncho

A poncho is a traditional garment originating in the Andes region of South America, historically worn by indigenous peoples. It is characterized by being a simple, blanket-like outer garment with an opening in the center for the head.

Material:

Traditionally, ponchos were made from wool, typically alpaca, llama, or sheep wool. Modern ponchos can be constructed from a variety of materials including:

• Wool: Offers warmth and durability.
• Cotton: Lighter weight, suitable for warmer climates.
• Synthetic Fabrics (e.g., polyester, acrylic): Water-resistant, quick-drying, and often more affordable.
• Waterproof materials (e.g., PVC, coated nylon): Designed for heavy rain.

Purpose:

The primary purpose of a poncho is protection from the elements, specifically cold, wind, and rain. Historically, it served as a vital layer of clothing for people living in harsh mountainous environments. Contemporary ponchos are used for both practical weather protection and as a fashion item.

Function:

A poncho functions as an outer layer that shields the body from precipitation and wind. Its design allows for relatively easy on-and-off wear, and the central opening accommodates a range of headwear. Some ponchos feature a slit or closure for hands, enhancing functionality.

Usage Scenarios:

• Outdoor Activities: Hiking, camping, backpacking, fishing, and other outdoor pursuits where weather protection is needed.
• Rainy Weather: Everyday use during periods of rain.
• Cold Weather: As an additional layer of insulation.
• Festivals and Events: Often worn as a fashion statement or as practical protection at outdoor events.
• Travel: Lightweight and packable, making them suitable for travel.

Common Types:

• Traditional Andean Ponchos: Often brightly colored and intricately patterned, made from wool, and can signify regional or cultural identity.
• Ruana: A Colombian variation, typically made of wool and often featuring a more rectangular shape.
• Lluvia Poncho (Rain Poncho): Specifically designed for heavy rain, often made from waterproof materials.
• Travel Ponchos: Lightweight, packable, and often made from synthetic fabrics.
• Fashion Ponchos: Available in a wide range of styles, materials, and colors, prioritizing aesthetic appeal.
• Military Ponchos: Durable, often camouflage-patterned, and designed for use in challenging conditions.

El poncho es una prenda exterior, similar a un abrigo o capa, utilizada para proteger del frío o la lluvia. Puede estar fabricado en diversos materiales, incluyendo tejidos naturales o sintéticos. A continuación, se presentan los códigos arancelarios relevantes según la información proporcionada:

• 6101.90.90.60: Abrigos, capotas, capas, ponchos, gabardinas, anoracs (incluyendo chaquetas de esquí), rompevientos y artículos similares, tejidos o crocheteados, que no estén comprendidos en el título 6103: De otros materiales textiles: Otros. Este código incluye ponchos fabricados con materiales distintos a los especificados en el título 6103. La tarifa total es del 43.2%, compuesta por un arancel base del 5.7% y un arancel adicional del 7.5%, que aumentará al 30.0% a partir del 2 de abril de 2025.

• 6101.20.00.10: Abrigos, capotas, capas, ponchos, gabardinas, anoracs (incluyendo chaquetas de esquí), rompevientos y artículos similares, tejidos o crocheteados, que no estén comprendidos en el título 6103: De algodón. Este código se aplica a ponchos de algodón para hombres. La tarifa total es del 53.4%, compuesta por un arancel base del 15.9% y un arancel adicional del 7.5%, que aumentará al 30.0% a partir del 2 de abril de 2025.

Es importante determinar el material específico del poncho para seleccionar el código arancelario correcto. Si el poncho está fabricado con una mezcla de materiales, se debe consultar la normativa aduanera para determinar la clasificación adecuada.