6204.62.60.05 - Insulated, for cold weather protection (359) 🖩

This HTS subcategory encompasses bib and brace overalls specifically designed and constructed for cold weather protection. These garments are characterized by their insulating properties, intended to provide warmth and shield the wearer from low temperatures. Examples include overalls made with quilted linings, thermal insulation materials, or thick, weather-resistant outer fabrics suitable for environments where cold is a significant factor.

At this level of classification, the distinction lies in the specific purpose of cold weather protection. Other "Other" categories at the same level might cover bib and brace overalls for general workwear, fashion purposes, or other specialized functionalities not primarily related to insulation for cold environments. This specific subcategory isolates garments where the primary design intent and material construction are geared towards retaining body heat.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions within this specific classification. Classification to 6204.62.60.05 is final for cotton bib and brace overalls that meet the criteria for cold weather protection. When classifying, emphasis should be placed on the materials used for insulation and the overall construction features that contribute to warmth, distinguishing them from standard, uninsulated overalls.