6114.90.90.20 - Jumpers (859) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6114.90.90.20, specifically covers "Jumpers" when they are knitted or crocheted and made from textile materials other than those explicitly listed in preceding subheadings. A jumper, in this context, typically refers to a one-piece garment, often sleeveless, that is worn over other clothing, or a knitted garment resembling a sweater, often with a distinct neckline. The key is that it is a finished article of apparel falling within the broader scope of knitted or crocheted garments not otherwise specified.

It is crucial to distinguish this category from its siblings. For instance, 6114.90.90.10 covers "Tops," which are generally less encompassing than a full jumper and might refer to shirts, blouses, or other upper-body garments. Similarly, 6114.90.90.30 and 6114.90.90.40 are reserved for more specific categories like sunsuits, washsuits, coveralls, and jumpsuits, which often imply a different design, purpose, or construction than a typical jumper. This "Other" category serves as a residual classification for knitted or crocheted jumpers that do not fit into these more precisely defined sibling categories.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification within 6114.90.90.20 relies on a careful assessment of the garment's physical characteristics, intended use, and material composition to ensure it is indeed a jumper made from unspecified textile materials and does not meet the criteria for any of the preceding, more specific classifications.