6505.00.80.15 - Nonwoven disposable headgear without peaks or visors 🖩

This classification specifically covers disposable headgear constructed from nonwoven textile materials, designed for single use or limited reuse. Crucially, these items lack any form of peaks or visors. Examples include disposable surgical caps, hairnets made from nonwoven fabric, and certain types of protective head coverings used in industrial or sanitary environments where a brim or bill is not a feature. The emphasis is on the construction from nonwoven material and the absence of projecting peaks or visors, distinguishing them from more structured headwear.

This specific category is distinguished from other "Other" classifications within the broader "Of man-made fibers" section by its inherent disposability and the defined absence of peaks or visors. While other categories might cover more durable or differently shaped headgear made from man-made fibers, this node is for items where the primary characteristic is their nonwoven fabric composition and a simple, brimless head-enclosing design for specific, often temporary, applications.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Classification into 6505.00.80.15 is final once the criteria of being nonwoven, disposable, and lacking peaks or visors are met, and the headgear is confirmed to be of man-made fibers and not made up from braid. This designation ensures precise identification for customs purposes, differentiating these specialized disposable items from other headwear made from man-made fibers.