6205.30.20.10 - Men's (640) 🖩

This classification, HTS Code 6205.30.20.10, specifically covers men's dress shirts crafted from man-made fibers, which are distinguished by having two or more colors present in either the warp or the filling threads (or both). These shirts are designed for more formal or semi-formal occasions and are not knitted or crocheted, aligning with the broader scope of Chapter 62. The defining characteristic for inclusion here is the multi-colored weave, indicating a patterned fabric achieved through the arrangement of differently colored yarns.

The primary distinction between this category and its sibling, 6205.30.20.20, lies in the intended wearer: this subcategory is exclusively for men's shirts, while the sibling category pertains to boys' shirts. Both categories share the commonality of being man-made fiber dress shirts with a two-or-more-color warp and/or filling. Therefore, the critical factor in distinguishing between them is the age and gender classification of the wearer as indicated by the garment's design and sizing.

As this node is a leaf node in the HTS database, there are no further subdivisions. The classification is complete at this level, meaning that any men's dress shirt made from man-made fibers, woven with at least two colors in its warp and/or filling, and not fitting into a more specific prior category, will be classified under 6205.30.20.10. Examples include men's dress shirts with plaid, striped, or checked patterns created by the colored yarns, intended for office wear or formal events.