9902.13.55 - Boys' woven man-made fiber coats, containing 36 percent or more by weight of wool, thigh length or longer, with sleeves, with or without closure and with full front opening (provided for in subheading 6201.13.30)

This HTS category, 9902.13.55, specifically addresses boys' woven coats manufactured from man-made fibers. A key defining characteristic is their wool content, which must constitute 36 percent or more by weight. Furthermore, these garments are distinguished by their length, being thigh-length or longer, and they must possess sleeves and a full front opening, with or without an associated closure. This classification falls under temporary legislation and is provided for in subheading 6201.13.30, indicating a specific modification or special provision applied under trade agreements or other legislative actions.

Unlike the broader categories within the HTS that classify general categories of goods like live animals (e.g., 0101 for horses, 0102 for bovine animals) or other types of apparel under different chapters, this node targets a very precise set of outerwear for young males. Its distinction lies not only in the material composition (man-made fibers with a significant wool blend) and the intended wearer (boys), but also in the specific garment type (coats) and its construction details (length, sleeves, front opening). The inclusion within Chapter 99 signifies that these goods are subject to temporary or special tariff treatments, separate from their standard classification.

As a leaf node within the HTS, 9902.13.55 represents a final, specific classification. There are no further subcategories to explore under this code. Therefore, the practical application of this classification relies on thoroughly meeting all the enumerated criteria: the material composition, the gender and age of the intended wearer, the type of garment, its length, and its construction features. Any deviation from these specific requirements would necessitate re-evaluation under a different HTS classification.