6110.20.20.05 - Boys' or girls' garments imported as parts of playsuits (237) 🖩

This HTS category, "Boys' or girls' garments imported as parts of playsuits (237)," specifically covers knitted or crocheted articles made of cotton that are designed and intended to be worn as components of a playsuit by children. Playsuits, in this context, are typically one-piece garments or coordinated sets designed for leisurewear, play, or sporting activities. The key classification criterion here is the intended use and form as a part of a playsuit, distinguishing it from standalone garments of the same material and construction.

While the parent category encompasses "Other" knitted or crocheted articles of cotton, this subcategory focuses on a specific functional grouping – parts of children's playsuits. It is important to distinguish these garments from complete playsuits classified elsewhere or from individual garments that are not designated as components of playsuits, even if they could potentially be worn as such. The "(237)" notation likely refers to a specific legal note or explanatory heading that further defines the scope of "playsuits" for customs purposes.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within this specific code hinges entirely on determining if the imported cotton garment is indeed intended for use as a part of a boys' or girls' playsuit, as defined by relevant trade and customs interpretations. Examples might include specific tops, bottoms, or other elements that are designed to be worn in conjunction with other pieces to form a complete playsuit outfit.