A pull-on knitted cotton sweatshirt falls under 6110 20. CN code: 6110 20 91 for men, 6110 20 99 for women.
Where it sits in the nomenclature
- Chapter 61: “Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted”
- Heading
6110: “Jerseys, pullovers, cardigans, waistcoats and similar articles, knitted or crocheted” - HS subheading
6110 20: “Of cotton” - CN code
6110 20 91: “Men's or boys'” (group “Other”) - CN code
6110 20 99: “Women's or girls'” (group “Other”)
What decides the code
- Knitted → chapter 61, heading 6110 (jerseys, pullovers, cardigans, waistcoats and similar articles).
- Cotton predominating by weight → 6110 20.
- The target wearer decides the last two digits. A garment that cannot be identified as men's or women's is classified as women's (chapter 61, note 9).
- A lightweight fine-knit roll, polo or turtleneck jumper has its own code: 6110 20 10.
Similar items
- Zip-up hooded jacket: depending on its design, 6110 (cardigan) or 6101 / 6102 (wind-jackets, anoraks). The engine asks.
- Wool jumper: 6110 11; cashmere: 6110 12.
The 8-digit codes are those of the EU Combined Nomenclature and the descriptions are the official texts in force; the first 6 digits are shared by more than 200 countries and economies (Harmonized System). The exact code depends on your actual item: the declarant remains responsible for the declared code.
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