6201.40.60.20 - Other (659) 🖩

This HTS subcategory, 6201.40.60.20, specifically covers padded, sleeveless jackets intended for men or boys. These garments are distinct from other outerwear within heading 6201 due to their construction, which typically involves insulation material within a quilted or layered fabric shell, and the absence of sleeves. They are designed to provide warmth without the bulk of traditional jackets or coats, serving as a versatile layering piece or standalone outerwear in milder conditions.

The primary distinction from its sibling category, 6201.40.60.10 (With attachments for sleeves), lies in the presence or absence of sleeve attachment points. While the sibling category may include garments designed for the eventual addition of sleeves, this category explicitly pertains to articles that are manufactured without any provision for sleeves. Both are part of the broader classification for anoraks, windbreakers, and similar articles of man-made fibers, but the sleeveless nature is the defining characteristic here.

As a leaf node in the HTS, 6201.40.60.20 does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within this category relies on ensuring the garment meets the criteria of being a padded, sleeveless jacket for men or boys and is made from man-made fibers, fitting within the scope of heading 6201. Common examples include quilted vests or gilets with synthetic insulation, often used for athletic activities or casual wear.