HS Code for Girls' ensemble

An ensemble for girls, when not knitted or crocheted and made of textile materials other than the most common fibers, is classified under HS code 6204.29. According to the HS Explanatory Notes, an "ensemble" is a set of garments composed of several pieces made up in identical fabric, put up for retail sale. For girls, this typically includes a jacket or blazer paired with a dress, skirt, divided skirt, or trousers. The key requirement for classification under 6204.29 is that the fabric must be woven and composed of materials like silk, flax, or ramie, which are not covered by subheadings 6204.21 through 6204.23. If the components are sold separately or are made of different fabrics, they cannot be classified as an ensemble and must be coded individually. The components must also be of corresponding sizes and of the same style and color to qualify under this specific heading.

Products Included

• Girls' silk woven sets (jacket and skirt)
• Linen ensemble sets for girls
• Woven ramie matching sets
• Artificial fiber woven ensembles

Common Misclassification

Ensembles are frequently misclassified as individual garments under headings like 6204.39 (jackets) or 6204.59 (skirts). This happens when the "put up for retail sale" requirement is not recognized. Another error is confusing 6204.29 with 6104.29, which is for knitted ensembles. Furthermore, if the ensemble is made of cotton, it must be classified under 6204.22, or if made of synthetic fibers, under 6204.23. Misidentifying the fiber content is the leading cause of incorrect subheading selection within heading 6204.

FAQ

What is the HS code for Girls' ensemble?

The HS code for a girls' woven ensemble made of "other" textile materials (like silk or linen) is 6204.29.

What happens if the top and bottom are different colors?

If the components are not of the same fabric, color, and style, they do not qualify as an ensemble and must be classified separately under their respective headings (e.g., jacket and trousers).