6505.00.50.30 - For babies (239) 🖩

This HTS category, 6505.00.50.30, specifically classifies headwear designed for babies. These items are typically knitted or crocheted, or constructed from other textile fabrics, including those made up from lace or felt. The defining characteristic is their intended use for infants, distinguishing them from general-purpose headwear.

The "For babies (239)" designation is crucial for proper classification. While the broader category of 6505 covers a wide array of knitted or crocheted headgear and hair-nets, this particular subcategory narrows the scope to garments specifically sized and designed for the youngest age group. Classification within this line item hinges on the clear intent and suitability of the headwear for infant wear, often indicated by smaller sizing, specific design elements, or material choices appropriate for babies.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. The classification concludes at this level, meaning any headwear that meets the criteria of being for babies, and falls under the preceding descriptors of knitted, crocheted, or textile fabric construction, will be classified here. Practical examples include infant bonnets, baby beanies, and booties intended as headwear, provided they are made from knitted or crocheted fabric or other textile materials as defined by the higher-level headings.