6504.00.90.60 - Of man-made fibers (659) 🖩

This HTS classification, 6504.00.90.60, specifically covers headgear that is plaited or constructed by assembling strips of any material, and is lined or trimmed, when made of man-made fibers. This includes items like hats, caps, and other head coverings that do not have a knitted or crocheted construction but are formed from woven or non-woven strips or plaiting of synthetic or artificial materials. The key distinguishing factor is the material composition, restricting this category to man-made fibers exclusively.

While the parent category 6504.00.90 encompasses "Other" headgear not specifically classified elsewhere, this subcategory narrows the scope to those constructed from man-made fibers. The sibling category 6504.00.90.75, also "Other," would typically cover headgear under 6504.00.90 that are not made of man-made fibers, thus belonging to different material compositions such as natural fibers or other materials.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS database, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the classification hinges entirely on the combination of the construction method (plaited or assembled strips), the presence of lining or trimming, and the material composition being exclusively man-made fibers. Examples could include certain straw hats woven from synthetic yarns, or decorative headpieces assembled from strips of man-made fabric.