6204.33 - Of synthetic fibers:

This HTS category, 6204.33, specifically classifies women's or girls' suit-type jackets and blazers that are primarily composed of synthetic fibers. This includes garments crafted from materials like polyester, nylon, acrylic, spandex, and other man-made fibers, either in whole or in significant blended proportions where synthetic fibers dominate by weight. These garments are designed as part of a suit ensemble or as standalone blazers, adhering to the tailored styling characteristic of suit jackets.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 6204.31, 6204.32, and 6204.39, is crucial for accurate classification. While all fall under the broader umbrella of women's or girls' suit-type jackets and blazers, 6204.31 covers those made of wool or fine animal hair, 6204.32 pertains to those made of cotton, and 6204.39 is reserved for items made from other textile materials not specified elsewhere. Therefore, 6204.33 serves as the designated category for articles predominantly made from synthetic fibers.

The subcategories under 6204.33 further refine the classification based on specific material compositions. For instance, 6204.33.10.00 deals with articles containing 30 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste, while 6204.33.20.00 addresses those with 36 percent or more by weight of flax fibers. Other subcategories, such as 6204.33.40 and 6204.33.50, are provided to accommodate varying percentages of wool or fine animal hair, or for items not meeting these specific blended criteria, ensuring a precise classification for the diverse range of synthetic fiber jackets and blazers.