6108 - Women's or girls' slips, petticoats, briefs, panties, night dresses, pajamas, negligees, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, knitted or crocheted:
Sub-classifications
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6108 1100
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6108 1100 10
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6108 1100 20
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6108 1990
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6108 1990 10
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6108 1990 30
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6108 2100
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6108 2100 10
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6108 2100 20
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6108 22
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6108 2290
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6108 2290 20
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6108 2290 30
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6108 29
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6108 2990 00
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6108 3100
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6108 3100 10
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6108 3100 20
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6108 3200
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6108 3200 10
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6108 3200 15
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6108 3200 25
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6108 39
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6108 3910 00
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6108 3980 00
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6108 9100
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6108 9100 05
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6108 9100 15
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6108 9100 25
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6108 9100 30
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6108 9100 40
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6108 9200
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6108 9200 05
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6108 9200 15
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6108 9200 30
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6108 99
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6108 9920 00
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6108 9950 13
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6108 9950 15
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6108 9990 00
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Overview
HTS Code 6108 encompasses a range of knitted or crocheted garments designed for women and girls, primarily for indoor wear or as undergarments. This category includes items such as slips, petticoats, briefs, panties, nightdresses, pajamas, negligees, bathrobes, dressing gowns, and other similar articles. The defining characteristic for inclusion is the method of construction (knitted or crocheted) and the intended use or style, distinguishing these items from outerwear or specialized garments.
When classifying within Section XI, it is crucial to differentiate HTS 6108 from other chapters and headings. For instance, while Chapter 61 broadly covers knitted or crocheted apparel, HTS 6108 specifically targets intimate apparel and sleepwear for women and girls. It is distinct from Chapter 62, which covers woven apparel, and other chapters within Section XI that deal with fabrics, made-up textile articles, or specific types of garments like shirts or trousers. Unlike headings that might cover men's or boys' undergarments, this heading is exclusively for female garments.
The subcategories within HTS 6108 provide further specificity to facilitate accurate classification. These subdivisions are based on the type and function of the garment. "Slips and petticoats" refer to undergarments worn beneath skirts or dresses for modesty or to improve drape. "Briefs and panties" are designed as underwear. "Nightdresses and pajamas" are intended for sleepwear. The "Other" category serves as a catch-all for similar knitted or crocheted garments for women and girls that do not fit neatly into the preceding subcategories, ensuring comprehensive coverage.