6114.90.10.30 - Jumpers (759) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6114.90.10.30, specifically covers knitted or crocheted jumpers (sweaters) that are primarily composed of silk or silk waste, containing 70 percent or more by weight of these materials. The term "jumpers" in this context refers to garments designed to be worn over other clothing, typically covering the torso and arms, and are generally associated with casual wear or layering.

This subcategory is distinguished from its siblings by its explicit focus on "jumpers" as defined above, and by its strict material composition requirement of at least 70% silk or silk waste. Other categories at this level cover different types of apparel like sunsuits, washsuits, coveralls, jumpsuits, and general "other" garments made from textile materials, which may have different primary fabric compositions or intended uses.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the classification hinges entirely on the garment being a knitted or crocheted jumper, and its primary material content being silk or silk waste. Classification decisions will rely on accurate declarations of fiber content and the visual and functional identification of the garment as a jumper.