6111.90.50.10 - Sunsuits, playsuits and washsuits (239) 🖩

This HTS classification covers sunsuits, playsuits, and washsuits specifically for infants and children, which are knitted or crocheted and made from textile materials other than cotton, wool, animal hair, or man-made staple fibers. The "other textile materials" designation typically includes fabrics made from flax, ramie, hemp, silk, or other vegetable fibers. These garments are characterized by their one-piece or coordinated sets designed for warmth, protection, or general wear, and are distinguished by their specific construction and intended use for very young children.

Within this level, the distinction lies in the specific type of garment. While sibling category 6111.90.50.20 specifically enumerates "sets," this category, 6111.90.50.10, encompasses individual pieces or combinations that do not precisely fit the definition of a set, but are clearly sunsuits, playsuits, or washsuits as defined by their function and design for infants. The term "washsuit" implies a garment designed for easy cleaning, often featuring absorbency or quick-drying properties, while "sunsuit" and "playsuit" generally refer to lighter attire suitable for outdoor or active play.

As a leaf node in the HTS classification, there are no further subcategories beneath 6111.90.50.10. Therefore, classification into this code relies on a careful examination of the garment's construction, material composition, and intended purpose as a one-piece or coordinated garment for infants, distinct from broader categories of clothing or specific sets. Practical classification will focus on confirming the knitted or crocheted nature and the "other textile materials" composition as the primary determining factors.