6201.90.69.30 - Subject to man-made fiber restraints (634) 🖩

This classification applies to men's or boys' anoraks, windbreakers, ski jackets, padded sleeveless jackets, and similar articles that are not knitted or crocheted, and are not specifically covered by other subheadings within heading 6201. These garments are characterized by their function as outerwear designed for protection against the elements, often featuring insulation or water-resistant properties. The "other" designation at this level signifies items not falling into specific material restraints like cotton or wool, nor into other defined categories.

The crucial distinguishing factor for this code (6201.90.69.30) is that these articles are subject to man-made fiber restraints, as indicated by the "(634)" designation. This differentiates them from sibling categories that are subject to cotton restraints (6201.90.69.10) or wool restraints (6201.90.69.20). Therefore, when classifying such outerwear, the primary consideration is the predominant fiber content and any applicable quota or limitation agreements related to man-made fibers.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification within this code is determined by the garment's type (anorak, windbreaker, etc.), its intended use as outerwear, its construction from textile materials not knitted or crocheted, and critically, its composition from man-made fibers that are subject to specific import restraints. Examples could include a synthetic-filled ski jacket or a polyester windbreaker designed for athletic activities, provided they meet the criteria for man-made fiber restraints.