6505.00.70.30 - For babies (239)

This classification covers headgear and articles of human hair that are specifically designed for babies. This includes a wide range of items such as infant bonnets, caps, and hats, as well as other head coverings intended for use by infants. The defining characteristic is the intended recipient, which is children under the age of two years.

Within the broader category of "Other" headgear made of man-made fibers, this specific subcategory is distinguished by its focus on infant use. This differentiates it from similar headgear for older children or adults, even if manufactured from similar materials and by similar methods. The emphasis on "for babies" serves as a primary classification criterion.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, the classification concludes at this point, with the primary directive being the identification of headgear intended for use by infants. Customs officers will look for explicit indications of this intended use, such as size, design features commonly associated with baby wear, or product labeling, when applying this classification.