6206.40.30.10 - Women's (641)

This HTS subcategory, 6206.40.30.10, specifically classifies women's blouses, shirts, and shirt-blouses that are made from man-made fibers and fall under the "other" category within the broader classifications. The key differentiating characteristic of this particular subcategory is that the fabric must exhibit two or more colors in either the warp or the filling (or both). This refers to the interwoven threads that form the textile, indicating a striped, checkered, or other multi-colored pattern created during the weaving process.

This classification is distinct from its sibling category, "Girls'," which would pertain to similar garments but intended for younger individuals. Furthermore, it differentiates from other "other" classifications within man-made fiber blouses and shirts by requiring a specific multi-colored woven construction. Garments of a single color, or those dyed after weaving, or those featuring printed patterns on a single-color base, would not fall under this specific subcategory.

As this node is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level relies entirely on the precise interpretation of "women's," "man-made fibers," and the presence of "two or more colors in the warp and/or the filling." Therefore, careful examination of the garment's construction and material composition is crucial for accurate classification.