6117.80.95.70 - Other (859) 🖩

This HTS category, 6117.80.95.70, encompasses a residual group of knitted or crocheted made-up clothing accessories that are not specifically provided for in other subcategories. These are items intended to complement apparel, such as ties, scarves, shawls, gloves, mittens, and similar accessories, which are manufactured using knitted or crocheted techniques. The key characteristic is their "other" designation, indicating they do not fall into more precisely defined material-based categories at this level.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings is crucial for accurate classification. While 6117.80.95.10 specifically covers accessories made of cotton, and 6117.80.95.20 pertains to those made from wool or fine animal hair, and the implied sibling category covers man-made fibers, 6117.80.95.70 is for accessories that do not fit these specific material classifications, or for which the primary material is not definitively classifiable under those headings. This often applies to items made from blends where the dominant fiber doesn't align with the specific sibling categories, or for unique textile constructions not otherwise categorized.

As a leaf node, this category does not have further subcategories. Therefore, classification into 6117.80.95.70 relies on a thorough examination of the accessory's material composition and ensuring it does not meet the criteria for any preceding, more specific classifications within Chapter 61. If an accessory is knitted or crocheted, intended as an accessory, and its material makeup is not exclusively cotton, wool, fine animal hair, or man-made fibers as defined in its direct siblings, it would likely fall under this residual "other" designation.