6211.39.07.10 - Coveralls, jumpsuits and similar apparel (759) 🖩

This HTS category, 6211.39.07.10, specifically classifies coveralls, jumpsuits, and similar one-piece garments designed for men's or boys' wear. These garments are characterized by their construction as a single piece of clothing that covers both the torso and legs, and potentially the arms. The critical material requirement for this classification is that the apparel must contain 70 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste. This focus on silk content distinguishes these garments from other categories that might use different textile materials or have varying silk percentages.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings is crucial for accurate classification. Unlike washsuits, sunsuits, or playsuits (6211.39.07.20), which are typically designed for younger children or more casual wear, these coveralls and jumpsuits are generally intended for older boys or men, often for specific recreational or performance purposes. Furthermore, this category does not encompass track suits, shirts excluded from heading 6205, vests, or jackets and jacket-type garments excluded from heading 6201, all of which are distinct types of apparel with different functional designs and constructions, even if they might also be made from silk or silk waste.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subdivisions under 6211.39.07.10. Therefore, classification into this specific code relies solely on fulfilling the criteria of being a coverall, jumpsuit, or similar one-piece garment for men's or boys', and importantly, containing 70 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste. Examples of items that would fall here include silk coveralls for professional use, silk jumpsuits for equestrian pursuits, or specialized one-piece silk garments for certain outdoor activities, provided they meet the material composition threshold.