6104.29.10 - Of artificial fibers

This HTS classification, 6104.29.10, specifically covers ensembles of women's or girls' apparel, knitted or crocheted, that are constructed from artificial fibers. An ensemble, in this context, typically refers to a set of two or more garments intended to be worn together as a coordinated outfit. The defining characteristic of this subcategory is the material composition, which must be wholly or in chief weight of artificial fibers, such as rayon, nylon, polyester, or acrylic.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 6104.29.05 and 6104.29.20, is crucial for accurate classification. While 6104.29.05 pertains to ensembles made of wool or fine animal hair, and 6104.29.20 encompasses ensembles made of "other textile materials" (which would include natural fibers like cotton or silk, or blends where artificial fibers are not predominant), 6104.29.10 is exclusively for ensembles where artificial fibers are the primary component. This distinction hinges on the textile content as defined by the Harmonized System.

The subcategories within 6104.29.10 further refine the classification based on the specific types of garments included in the ensemble. These subdivisions account for a wide array of coordinated outfits, differentiating between sets that include jackets and blazers, skirts and divided skirts, trousers and breeches, shorts, blouses, shirts and tops, and sweaters. Additional subdivisions exist for "other" ensembles not fitting the preceding descriptions, ensuring granular classification based on the primary garment types constituting the coordinated set.