6104.29.20.71 - Containing 70 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste waste (746) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6104.29.20.71, specifically designates knitted or crocheted ensembles for women or girls that are predominantly composed of silk or silk waste, comprising 70 percent or more by weight of these materials. Ensembles, as defined in Chapter 61, typically consist of two or more garments intended to be worn together, such as a jacket and trousers or a skirt and top. The key defining characteristic for this subcategory is the high silk content.

While the parent category encompasses a wide array of knitted or crocheted garments for women and girls, this specific branch delves into ensembles. The "Of other textile materials" branch signifies that the primary material is not one of the specifically enumerated categories (like cotton or synthetic fibers) at a higher level. Within "Other," the "Sweaters" classification would cover individual knitted or crocheted sweaters, whereas this category is for coordinated multi-piece outfits. "Other" within "Sweaters" would then lead to "Of silk," where this sub-classification further refines the types of silk ensembles.

As a leaf node, 6104.29.20.71 represents a granular classification and does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, classification to this level is definitive for ensembles meeting the silk content requirement. Examples of items falling here include women's knitted silk jacket and trouser sets, or a knitted silk skirt and top ensemble where the silk content by weight is at least 70%. The classification hinges on the material composition and the coordinated nature of the garments.