About HS Code 610590
This residual category covers men's and boys' knitted or crocheted shirts made from textile materials other than cotton or man-made fibers. This includes items crafted from wool, fine animal hair (e.g., cashmere, merino), linen, silk, ramie, or blends where these 'other' fibers are predominant. These shirts often cater to niche markets, luxury segments, or specific seasonal demands, such as wool knits for winter. International trade involves specialized manufacturers, often in countries known for specific natural fibers or high-quality textile production (e.g., Italy for fine wools, China for silk). Importers are typically high-end boutiques, luxury department stores, and brands focusing on natural or sustainable materials. Key aspects include the premium value of the raw materials, specialized knitting techniques, and the appeal of natural fiber properties like warmth, breathability, or unique texture.
Products Under This Code
Merino wool knit polo, Cashmere blend long-sleeve shirt, Linen knit Henley, Silk blend casual shirt, Alpaca knit t-shirt, Hemp blend short-sleeve shirt, Ramie knit button-up
Real World Examples
John Smedley merino polo, Loro Piana cashmere shirt, Todd Snyder linen knit polo, Zegna wool blend shirt, Brunello Cucinelli silk knit tee
Common Misclassification
This code is often confused with 620590 (men's woven shirts of other textile materials) if the knit construction is not identified, or with 610510 or 610520 if the "other" fiber composition is incorrectly identified as cotton or man-made.
Products Classified Under 6105.90
Industry
This code belongs to the Textiles & Clothing industry.
Trade Overview
Italy, China, and Peru are significant exporters, with the USA, Japan, and France being top importers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 610590?
HS code 610590 covers: Shirts; men's or boys', of textile materials (other than cotton or man-made fibres), knitted or crocheted. This residual category covers men's and boys' knitted or crocheted shirts made from textile materials other than cotton or man-made fibers. This includes items crafted from wool, fine animal hair (e.g., cashmere, merino), linen, silk, ramie, or blends where these 'other' fibers are predominant. These shirts often cater to niche markets, luxury segments, or specific seasonal demands, such as wool knits for winter. International trade involves specialized manufacturers, often in countries known for specific natural fibers or high-quality textile production (e.g., Italy for fine wools, China for silk). Importers are typically high-end boutiques, luxury department stores, and brands focusing on natural or sustainable materials. Key aspects include the premium value of the raw materials, specialized knitting techniques, and the appeal of natural fiber properties like warmth, breathability, or unique texture.
What products fall under HS code 610590?
Merino wool knit polo, Cashmere blend long-sleeve shirt, Linen knit Henley, Silk blend casual shirt, Alpaca knit t-shirt, Hemp blend short-sleeve shirt, Ramie knit button-up
What are common misclassifications for HS code 610590?
This code is often confused with 620590 (men's woven shirts of other textile materials) if the knit construction is not identified, or with 610510 or 610520 if the "other" fiber composition is incorrectly identified as cotton or man-made.
How is HS code 610590 structured?
HS code 610590 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (61) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (05) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (90) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.