HS Code for Men's pyjamas

HS code 6207.29 covers men's or boys' nightshirts and pyjamas that are woven rather than knitted. This classification is specific to the material composition, serving as a category for garments made from textile materials other than cotton or man-made fibers. Common materials found under this code include silk, linen, ramie, or hemp. The distinction between nightwear and casual lounge wear is based on the cut, the softness of the fabric, and the intended use for sleeping. Under the Harmonized System, nightwear is classified separately from underpants and briefs, even though they fall within the same heading (6207). To qualify for 6207.29, the item must be a woven garment intended for night use and must not be made of cotton (6207.21) or synthetic/artificial fibers (6207.22).

Products Included

• Woven silk pyjamas for men
• Linen nightshirts for boys
• Hemp sleepwear sets
• Silk-blend woven nightshirts
• Ramie woven pyjama bottoms

Common Misclassification

The most frequent misclassification occurs with HS code 6207.21 (cotton pyjamas) and 6207.22 (man-made fiber pyjamas). Additionally, if the pyjamas are knitted, they must be classified under heading 6107. For example, a knitted silk pyjama set would fall under 6107.29 rather than 6207.29. Importers must verify the weave and the fiber content precisely.

FAQ

What is the HS code for Men's pyjamas?

For woven pyjamas made of silk or linen, the HS code is 6207.29.

Can this code include polyester pyjamas?

No, polyester is a man-made fiber, which requires classification under HS code 6207.22.