6204.29.40.82 - Subject to cotton restraints (359) 🖩

This classification pertains to women's or girls' ensembles made from textile materials other than cotton, wool, or man-made fibers, and which are not specifically classified under other subheadings. Ensembles, in this context, refer to sets of garments that are intended to be worn together, typically comprising at least two different types of apparel. Examples might include a coordinated skirt and jacket, or a dress with a matching cardigan, where the predominant textile material falls outside the specifically restricted categories.

This specific classification is distinguished from its siblings by the absence of specific textile restraints. For instance, sibling categories exist for ensembles subject to cotton restraints, wool restraints, and man-made fiber restraints, indicated by distinct codes and specific annotation numbers. This "Other" category captures those ensembles composed of materials that do not fall under these explicitly controlled fibers, ensuring a comprehensive classification for all women's or girls' ensembles.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories for this particular HTS code. Classification at this level is definitive, and the primary consideration for importers and exporters is to accurately identify the material composition to ensure it does not meet the criteria for the restrained categories. If an ensemble does not contain cotton, wool, or man-made fibers as the primary component, or if it is not subject to specific trade agreements that impose restraints on other materials, it will fall under this residual "Other" classification.