6307.90.89.50 - Sleeping bag shells 🖩

This HTS subcategory, HTS 6307.90.89.50, specifically covers "sleeping bag shells" made of cotton. These are the outer fabric casings designed to enclose insulation and provide the primary structure of a sleeping bag, without the filling material. The classification emphasizes that the article itself is the textile shell, intended for use in the manufacture or assembly of a complete sleeping bag.

This category is distinguished from other "Other made up textile articles" by its specific focus on the un-filled casing of a sleeping bag. While other categories within Chapter 63 might cover finished sleeping bags, other textile shells, or general made-up articles, this classification is precise to the cotton shell component. The parent categories indicate that it falls under "other" made-up textile articles, after specific categories for items like surgical towels and pillow shells have been addressed.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subdivisions for "sleeping bag shells" of cotton. Therefore, classification within this specific code relies on confirming the article is indeed a cotton shell for a sleeping bag, and not a completed sleeping bag with filling, or a shell made from materials other than cotton. The presence of the sleeping bag's intended function and its cotton construction are the primary determinative factors for this classification.