9401.69.60.01 - Chairs for children including highchairs 🖩

This HTS category, 9401.69.60.01, specifically classifies chairs designed for children, with a particular emphasis on highchairs. This designation captures seating furniture intended for use by infants and young children, often featuring safety restraints, adjustable heights, and trays to facilitate feeding and supervision. The "children" aspect is the primary determinant, indicating a product designed for this age group's specific needs and safety requirements.

It is important to distinguish this subcategory from its siblings. 9401.69.60.11, "Other household," covers general household chairs that are not specifically designed for children. Similarly, 9401.69.60.31, "Other," applies to seating furniture that does not fit into the more specific classifications like children's chairs or other household chairs. The presence of features like safety harnesses, elevated seating positions, or specialized tray attachments are key indicators for classification under 9401.69.60.01.

As this node represents a leaf category within the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification rests on identifying chairs primarily intended for children, with highchairs being a prominent example. The structural elements and intended use of the chair, rather than just the material of the frame (which is covered by the parent category 9401.6), are the critical factors in determining classification under this specific code.