6114.90.10.50 - Coveralls, jumpsuits and similar apparel (759) 🖩

This HTS category, 6114.90.10.50, specifically classifies coveralls, jumpsuits, and other similar garments when they are knitted or crocheted, and their textile material consists of 70 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste. These garments are typically designed as single-piece outfits covering the torso and legs, or sometimes the torso and arms, offering full-body coverage. The defining characteristic for inclusion here is the substantial silk content, which dictates the material's drape, feel, and potential luxuriousness.

While the broader category encompasses "Other garments, knitted or crocheted: Of other textile materials," this subcategory narrows the focus to garments with a specific silk composition. It distinguishes itself from sibling categories such as jumpers, sunsuits, washsuits, and general "other" apparel within this silk-content group. Jumpsuits and coveralls are distinguished by their construction as a single, integrated garment, unlike the more segmented nature of tops or the specific, often more casual or infant-focused, designs of sunsuits and washsuits.

As this node is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within 6114.90.10.50 relies on a direct assessment of whether the knitted or crocheted garment meets the description of a coverall or jumpsuit and is predominantly composed of silk or silk waste. Examples would include high-fashion silk jumpsuits or utilitarian silk coveralls used in specialized professions where the properties of silk are advantageous.