6103.31.00.00 - Of wool or fine animal hair (433) 🖩

This HTS classification covers men's or boys' suit-type jackets and blazers that are knitted or crocheted and exclusively made of wool or fine animal hair. This includes garments intended for formal or semi-formal wear, such as those found in suits or sold as individual blazers, provided the primary textile component is wool or fine animal hair. Fine animal hair is defined by specific standards within the HTS and typically refers to cashmere, alpaca, llama, vicuña, camel, angora, rabbit, beaver, or nutria hair.

This category is distinguished from its siblings primarily by its material composition. Specifically, 6103.31.00.00 is for articles of wool or fine animal hair, whereas sibling categories like 6103.32.00.00 cover similar garments made of cotton, and 6103.33 and 6103.39 address items constructed from synthetic fibers or other textile materials, respectively. The defining characteristic for classification within this specific node is the exclusive use of wool or fine animal hair as the principal component.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories for this specific classification. Therefore, classification within 6103.31.00.00 relies directly on confirming the garment's nature as a suit-type jacket or blazer, its knitted or crocheted construction, and the definitive presence of wool or fine animal hair as the sole or predominant textile fiber. Examples include knitted wool blazers for men or boys' crocheted suit jackets made from cashmere.