HS Code for Men's wool blazer

The classification of a men's wool blazer under HS code 620331 is based on the garment's design as a tailored jacket and its woven wool construction. Chapter 62 is the specific section of the Harmonized System for apparel that is not knitted or crocheted. Heading 6203 is reserved for men's or boys' suits, jackets, and trousers. Subheading 31 specifically targets garments where wool or fine animal hair is the predominant fiber by weight. According to the legal notes of Section XI, 'wool' refers to the natural fiber grown by sheep or lambs, while 'fine animal hair' includes the hair of the alpaca, llama, vicuna, camel, yak, Angora, Tibetan, Kashmir, or similar goats. A blazer is defined as a lightweight, tailored jacket that is not necessarily part of a suit. The classification 620331 is essential for determining the applicable duty rates, which are often higher for wool products than for synthetic alternatives. Importers must provide accurate fiber content percentages to justify this classification, as even a small shift in weight predominance could move the product to a different subheading, such as 620333 for synthetic fibers or 620339 for other textile materials. The garment must be woven to stay within Chapter 62.

Products Included

• Men's woven wool suit jackets
• Men's tweed blazers (woven)
• Men's cashmere sport coats (woven)
• Men's woven jackets made of fine animal hair

Common Misclassification

This code is often confused with HS code 610331, which covers knitted wool blazers. It is also frequently mixed up with 620333, which is for blazers made of synthetic fibers that may visually mimic the appearance of wool.

FAQ

What is the HS code for Men's wool blazer?

The HS code for a men's or boys' woven blazer made of wool or fine animal hair is 620331.

Does this code include blazers made of wool blends?

Yes, as long as wool or fine animal hair is the predominant textile material by weight compared to any other single fiber in the blend.