9902.13.50 - Girls' knitted or crocheted coveralls or jumpsuits, of cotton (provided for in subheading 6114.20.00)

This HTS category, 9902.13.50, specifically covers girls' knitted or crocheted coveralls or jumpsuits made from cotton. These garments are designed as single-piece outfits, encompassing both the upper and lower body, and are intended for female children. The "provided for in subheading 6114.20.00" notation indicates that the primary classification for such cotton garments would typically fall under heading 6114, which deals with other made-up textile articles, knitted or crocheted. This specific subheading 9902.13.50 likely represents a temporary modification or special provision related to these goods.

It is crucial to distinguish this category from other potential classifications. For instance, if the garments were made from different fibers such as wool, synthetic, or artificial fibers, they would be classified under different subheadings within Chapter 61 or 62. Similarly, if the garments were two-piece sets or other types of apparel not designed as a single coverall or jumpsuit, they would not fall under this classification. The material (cotton) and the specific garment type (knitted or crocheted coveralls/jumpsuits for girls) are the defining criteria.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS database, there are no further subdivisions within this specific category. Therefore, the focus for classification professionals lies in accurately identifying the material composition (cotton) and the garment style (knitted or crocheted coveralls or jumpsuits for girls) to ensure correct application of this provision. Any deviations in material, construction (woven vs. knitted/crocheted), or intended wearer would necessitate re-evaluation under different HTS codes.