6505.00.15.25 - Visors, and other headgear which provides no covering for the crown of the head (359)

This HTS classification pertains to visors and other headgear designed to provide head covering without enclosing the crown of the head. Such items are specifically constructed from knitted cotton fabric. The key characteristic is the absence of crown coverage, differentiating them from caps, hats, or other headwear that fully encloses the head.

This category is distinguished from its sibling, 6505.00.15.40, which covers "Other" knitted headgear of cotton. While both fall under knitted cotton headwear and exclude crown coverage, this specific subcategory (6505.00.15.25) is exclusively for visors and similar items. The distinction lies in the specific design and intended function of providing shade or protection to the face and eyes rather than general headwear.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level requires a thorough examination of the item's construction, confirming it is knitted from cotton and its design specifically omits crown coverage, such as brimmed visors, headbands with attached brims, or other similar protective head accessories.