6204.63.03.05 - Insulated, for cold weather protection (659) 🖩

This HTS classification covers bib and brace overalls, specifically those made from synthetic fibers, designed for recreational performance and offering insulated protection for cold weather. The "insulated" aspect is a key defining characteristic, indicating the presence of thermal lining or filling to provide warmth during outdoor activities. These garments are intended for use in cold environments, distinguishing them from uninsulated overalls or those designed for different protective functions.

As a subcategory under "Other" recreational performance outerwear, this classification differentiates itself from other types of cold-weather apparel that might share the "recreational performance" designation but are not bib and brace overalls. While sibling categories at this level might encompass other insulated outerwear items, this specific node is reserved solely for bib and brace overalls that meet the insulation and synthetic fiber criteria. The "Other" designation within "Bib and brace overalls" signifies that these are not subject to further specific breakdowns based on construction, design, or primary intended use within the context of recreational cold-weather protection.

Since this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level relies on confirming that the garment is indeed a bib and brace overall constructed from synthetic fibers, possesses insulation for cold weather protection, and is intended for recreational performance. Examples could include insulated ski overalls or cold-weather work overalls with a bib and brace design made from materials like polyester or nylon.