Fine Animal Hair Men's Pajamas (Casual Style)
CN β US| HS Code | Tariff Rate | Origin | Destination | Doc |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6107292000 | 26.0% | CN | US | Official Doc |
| 6207291000 | 18.6% | CN | US | Official Doc |
| 6107220010 | 33.5% | CN | US | Official Doc |
| 6207299010 | 24.6% | CN | US | Official Doc |
| 6107292000 | 26.0% | CN | US | Official Doc |
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π Fine Animal Hair Men's Pajamas (Casual Style)
π HS Code Classification & Duty Breakdown | Fine Animal Hair Sleepwear Guide | Strategic Clearance Strategy
π Product Definition & Material Context: This product category covers men's casual sleepwear manufactured from fine animal hair (e.g., Cashmere, Alpaca, VicuΓ±a, or Merino Wool blends). The classification depends heavily on the weave type (Knitted vs. Woven) and the specific garment construction (e.g., shorts vs. full sets, presence of other materials).
β οΈ Key Classification Trigger: - Knitted vs. Woven: The fabric construction dictates the primary chapter (61 for Knitted, 62 for Woven). - Material Specifics: "Fine Animal Hair" often triggers specific sub-codes or high-duty "Other Textile Materials" classifications depending on the blend ratio and specific HS Code rules for 2026. - Duty Complexity: This category is highly sensitive to "Section I" tariffs (USITC) and specific "122ζ‘ζ¬Ύ" (Section 301) retaliatory tariffs, leading to total tax rates ranging from 18.6% to 60.0%.
π¦ I. HS Code Classification Matrix (Fine Animal Hair Men's Pajamas)
The following table maps the specific HS Codes from the provided dataset to their product descriptions and tax implications.
| HS Code | Product Description & Logic | Material/Structure | Total Tax Rate | Tax Composition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6107.29.20.00 | Knitted Fine Animal Hair Pajamas General men's sleepwear, knitted, suitable for fine animal hair materials. |
Knitted Textile (Fine Animal Hair) |
26.0% | Base: 8.5% Add-on: 7.5% 122 Clause: 10% |
| 6207.29.10.00 | Knitted/Woven Fine Animal Hair Short-Sleeve Pajamas Specifically for short-sleeve styles, classified under "Other Textile Materials." |
Woven/Other Textile (Fine Animal Hair) |
18.6% | Base: 1.1% Add-on: 7.5% 122 Clause: 10% |
| 6107.22.00.10 | Knitted Short-Sleeve Pajamas Inferred for Fine Animal Hair, knitted construction, short-sleeve variant. |
Knitted Textile (Fine Animal Hair) |
33.5% | Base: 16.0% Add-on: 7.5% 122 Clause: 10% |
| 6207.29.90.10 | Woven Fine Animal Hair Pajamas General men's sleepwear, woven, "Other Textile Materials" category. |
Woven Textile (Fine Animal Hair) |
24.6% | Base: 7.1% Add-on: 7.5% 122 Clause: 10% |
| 5112.11.60.30 | Wool Garments (Men's Pajamas) Finished garments classified under "Woven Fabrics of Fine Animal Hair" (Chapter 51). |
Finished Wool/Animal Hair | 60.0% | Base: 25.0% Add-on: 25.0% 122 Clause: 10% |
π° II. 2026 Duty Rate Deep Dive & Policy Analysis
β Target Market: United States (US) β Origin: China (CN) β Effective Timeline: As per dataset (Current 2026 Tariff Regime)
π― 1. The "Low-Base" Trap: 6207.29.10.00 & 6207.29.90.10
- Total Rate: 18.6% & 24.6%
- Breakdown:
- Base Duty: Very low (1.1% or 7.1%), suggesting these are "Other Textile Materials" with favorable base rates.
- Section 301 (Add-on): Fixed at 7.5%.
- 122 Clause: Fixed at 10%.
- π Strategic Insight: This is the most cost-effective option for short-sleeve or specific woven styles. The low base duty makes it attractive, but the 122 Clause is unavoidable for Chinese origin.
π― 2. The "High-Base" Risk: 6107.22.00.10 & 6107.29.20.00
- Total Rate: 26.0% & 33.5%
- Breakdown:
- Base Duty: Varies significantly (8.5% to 16.0%) based on the specific knitted sub-category.
- Section 301 (Add-on): 7.5%.
- 122 Clause: 10%.
- π Strategic Insight: For knitted pajamas, the base rate is higher than woven counterparts.
6107.22.00.10(Short-sleeve knitted) carries a heavy 16.0% base, pushing the total to 33.5%. Ensure the material isn't misidentified as "cotton" (which might have different rates).
π¨ 3. The "Heavyweight" Category: 5112.11.60.30
- Total Rate: 60.0% β οΈ
- Breakdown:
- Base Duty: 25.0% (Standard wool/fine animal hair rate).
- Section 301 (Add-on): 25.0% (Significant penalty on wool products).
- 122 Clause: 10%.
- π Critical Warning: This HS Code treats the product as a "Finished Garment" in Chapter 51 (Wool). If your pajamas are made of 100% fine animal hair or high wool content, they often fall here. 60% total tax is prohibitive.
- Mitigation: Consider blending with other fibers (e.g., cotton/polyester) to shift classification to Chapter 61/62 (Textiles) if allowed by the "6107/6207" rules of origin.
π οΈ III. Clearance Operational Advice (Avoiding the 60% Pitfall)
β 1. Pre-Shipment Material Verification
- The "Chapter 51" Danger: Before shipping, run a lab test. If the fiber content is >80% fine animal hair, Customs will likely push for
5112.11.60.30(60% tax). - The Strategy: If the blend includes synthetic or plant fibers (e.g., 60% Cashmere / 40% Cotton), it may qualify for Chapter 61 (
6107...) or Chapter 62 (6207...), dropping the tax from 60% to ~20-30%.
β 2. Documentation Must-Haves
| Document | Purpose | Critical Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Fiber Content Label | Primary Proof | Must explicitly state "Fine Animal Hair" % and blend ratio. |
| Knitting/Woven Spec Sheet | Chapter Determination | Distinguish: Is it "Knitted" (Ch. 61) or "Woven" (Ch. 62)? |
| Style Diagram | Short-Sleeve Proof | Proves eligibility for 6207.29.10.00 (18.6% rate) vs. full length. |
| Commercial Invoice | HS Code Declaration | Must match the specific HS Code exactly (e.g., do not use generic "Pajamas"). |
β 3. Declaring "122 Clause" Compliance
- The 122 Clause (10%): This is a retaliatory tariff. It applies regardless of the base rate.
- Action: Ensure the Country of Origin is correctly marked as "China" (CN). If you are using a third-party warehouse (e.g., in Mexico), you must prove substantial transformation to avoid this 10% add-on.
π IV. Strategic Conclusion & Recommendation
| Scenario | Recommended HS Code | Expected Tax | Action Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short-Sleeve, Woven, Fine Hair | 6207.29.10.00 |
18.6% | β Best Option: Use this if fabric is woven. |
| Full-Length, Knitted, Fine Hair | 6107.29.20.00 |
26.0% | β Good Option: Ensure material is knitted, not Chapter 51. |
| 100% Fine Animal Hair (Wool) | 5112.11.60.30 |
60.0% | β Avoid: Re-engineer blend to shift to Ch. 61/62. |
| Short-Sleeve, Knitted | 6107.22.00.10 |
33.5% | β οΈ High Cost: Only use if no woven alternative exists. |
π‘ Final Tip: "Don't let 'Fine Animal Hair' trap you in Chapter 51!" If your product is a blend, aim for
6207.29.10.00(18.6%) or6107.29.20.00(26.0%) to save thousands of dollars per container compared to the 60% wool rate.
π£ Ready to Ship?
Verify your fiber blend ratio BEFORE production. If the rate is >30%, consult a Customs Broker to challenge the "Chapter 51" classification. Precision in classification = Profit in your pocket! π°β¨
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About HS Code Classification
The Harmonized System (HS) is an internationally standardized nomenclature developed by the World Customs Organization (WCO) to classify traded products. Over 200 countries use the HS system as the basis for customs tariffs, trade statistics, and import/export regulations.
Each HS code follows a hierarchical structure:
- Chapter (2 digits) β Broad category of goods (e.g., Chapter 84: Machinery and Mechanical Appliances)
- Heading (4 digits) β More specific grouping within the chapter
- Subheading (6 digits) β Internationally standardized breakdown, used by all WCO member countries
- National subdivisions (8-10 digits) β Country-specific extensions for further classification, such as US HTSUS 10-digit codes
Correct HS code classification is essential for smooth customs clearance, accurate duty payment, and compliance with trade regulations. Misclassification can lead to customs delays, overpayment of duties, or penalties.
When importing from CN to US, the applicable tariff rates may include:
- Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) rate β The standard duty rate applied to WTO members
- General rate β Applied to countries without trade agreements
- Trade remedy duties β Additional tariffs such as Section 301 (anti-dumping), Section 232 (national security), or countervailing duties
The information provided on this page is for reference purposes only. For official classification, please consult with your local customs authority or a licensed customs broker.