6103.29.05.60 - Sweaters (445) 🖩

This HTS category, 6103.29.05.60, specifically classifies "sweaters" for men and boys when they are part of an ensemble, knitted or crocheted, and made from materials other than the specific categories of wool or fine animal hair. These sweaters are characterized by their construction, typically featuring a close-fitting garment designed to cover the upper body, often with long sleeves and a distinct neckline (e.g., crew neck, V-neck, turtleneck). The key differentiator for this classification is its inclusion as a component within a coordinated set or ensemble, rather than as a standalone garment.

It is crucial to distinguish this classification from its sibling categories. While sibling categories like 6103.29.05.10, 6103.29.05.20, 6103.29.05.30, and 6103.29.05.50 cover garments such as those described in heading 6101, jackets, blazers, trousers, breeches, shorts, and shirts respectively, this category focuses exclusively on the sweater component within an ensemble. The "Other" category (6103.29.05.70) serves as a catch-all for ensemble components not otherwise specified, highlighting the need for precise identification of sweaters here.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification within 6103.29.05.60 relies on confirming that the item is indeed a sweater that forms part of a knitted or crocheted ensemble for men or boys, and that the ensemble's primary textile material is not wool or fine animal hair. Practical examples include knitted coordinated sets where one piece is a distinct sweater alongside trousers, skirts, or shorts.