6211.39.15.10 - Coveralls, jumpsuits and similar apparel (859) 🖩

This HTS category, 6211.39.15.10, specifically covers coveralls, jumpsuits, and similar one-piece or multi-piece garments designed for general wear, often distinguished by their practicality and coverage. These garments are not designed for specialized athletic activities like skiing or swimming, nor do they fit the definitions of track suits or shirts. The key characteristic is their function as a complete outfit or a significant portion thereof, providing full body coverage.

It's important to differentiate this category from its siblings. For instance, 6211.39.15.20 covers washsuits, sunsuits, and one-piece playsuits, which tend to be lighter, less structured garments, often for children. Unlike track suits or shirts, which are explicitly defined by their design and purpose, this category encompasses garments that are more general in their application and construction, as long as they are not specifically listed under other headings. The focus here is on the form and function of a complete, protective garment.

As a leaf node, this category does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, classification within 6211.39.15.10 relies heavily on distinguishing these coveralls, jumpsuits, and similar apparel from the specifically defined garments in its sibling categories. The textile material composition, as indicated by the broader 'Of other textile materials' designation, is a crucial factor in ensuring correct classification, but the garment's design and intended use are paramount in differentiating it from related HTS codes.