6204.69.05.70 - Bib and brace overalls (859) 🖩

This classification covers bib and brace overalls specifically designed for recreational performance outerwear, made from textile materials other than cotton, man-made fibers, or wool. These garments are characterized by their functional design intended to enhance athletic or outdoor activities, often featuring specialized fabrics for weather resistance, breathability, or stretch. Examples include bib overalls used for activities such as skiing, snowboarding, cycling, or hiking, where performance is a key consideration.

Bib and brace overalls in this category are distinguished from their sibling category, "Trousers, breeches and shorts," which encompasses a broader range of legwear not specifically designed as performance outerwear with bib and brace construction. While both fall under "Of other textile materials," the defining factor here is the "recreational performance outerwear" designation, implying a higher degree of technical specification and intended use in active pursuits. This differentiates them from more general-purpose bib and brace overalls.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, the classification is precise, denoting bib and brace overalls that meet the specific criteria of being recreational performance outerwear and manufactured from textile materials outside the primary categories listed in preceding HTS headings. Accurate classification hinges on the intended use and material composition, ensuring these specialized garments are correctly identified within the broader scope of women's or girls' trousers and overalls.