6103.49.80.34 - Subject to cotton restraints (359) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6103.49.80.34, specifically covers men's or boys' bib and brace overalls that are knitted or crocheted and are made from textile materials other than wool or man-made fibers. The term "bib and brace overalls" refers to garments featuring a bib front attached to straps that go over the shoulders, typically worn as workwear or casual attire. These garments must be constructed using knitting or crocheting techniques, distinguishing them from woven alternatives.

This particular subheading is differentiated from its siblings by its specific material composition and any applicable restraint agreements. While 6103.49.80.36 pertains to bib and brace overalls subject to wool restraints, and 6103.49.80.38 covers those subject to man-made fiber restraints, this category addresses items made from other textile materials, such as cotton or linen blends, that may be subject to their own specific trade limitations, as indicated by the "(359)" annotation. The sibling category 6103.49.80.60 represents bib and brace overalls made from other textile materials that are not subject to these specific restraints.

As a leaf node within the HTS structure, this category does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, the classification of a specific garment under 6103.49.80.34 hinges entirely on its construction as a knitted or crocheted bib and brace overall, its primary textile material composition, and whether it falls under the specified cotton restraints indicated by the "(359)" code. Careful examination of the garment's material and the prevailing trade regulations is crucial for accurate classification.