HS Code for Women's jacket

Women's jackets made of textile materials other than wool, cotton, or synthetic fibers are classified under HS code 6204.39. This code is part of Chapter 62, which covers woven apparel that is not knitted or crocheted. Heading 6204 includes women's or girls' suits, ensembles, jackets, and blazers. The subheading 6204.39 is a residual category for jackets made from "other textile materials." This typically includes high-end or specialized fibers such as silk, linen, hemp, or ramie. The classification is determined by the gender of the intended wearer (women/girls), the type of garment (jacket/blazer), the construction method (woven), and the specific fiber content. Because the Harmonized System provides specific subheadings for wool (6204.31), cotton (6204.32), and synthetic fibers (6204.33), any woven jacket made of a different textile material must fall into the "other" category of 6204.39.

Products Included

• Woven silk jackets for women
• Linen blazers for women
• Hemp fiber jackets
• Ramie textile jackets
• Woven jackets made of artificial fibers (e.g., rayon) not elsewhere specified

Common Misclassification

This code is often confused with 6204.33, which is for synthetic fibers like polyester. It is critical to distinguish between synthetic fibers (man-made polymers) and other natural fibers like silk or linen. It is also frequently confused with 6104.39, which covers jackets made of "other materials" that are knitted or crocheted. Additionally, men's jackets of similar materials are classified under 6203.39, so the gender-specific nature of the garment is a key classification factor.

FAQ

What is the HS code for a women's silk jacket?

A woven silk jacket for women is classified under HS code 6204.39.

What does "other textile materials" mean in this context?

It refers to any textile fiber that is not wool, fine animal hair, cotton, or synthetic fibers. Common examples include silk, linen, ramie, and hemp.