What types of baby garments are covered under HS-4 6111?

HS-4 6111 covers knitted or crocheted garments and accessories for babies, including items made from cotton, synthetic fibres, and other textile materials.

How do I choose between HS-6 codes under HS-4 6111?

Select HS-611120 for cotton items, HS-611130 for synthetic fibre items, and HS-611190 for garments made from other textile materials.

Can I mix different materials in one shipment under HS-4 6111?

Yes, but you must classify each item according to its material. Use separate HS-6 codes for each type of garment.

Are there any specific regulations for importing baby clothing?

Yes, ensure compliance with safety standards and labeling requirements for baby clothing in your destination country.

What is the difference between knitted and crocheted baby garments?

Knitted garments are made using knitting techniques, while crocheted garments are made with a hooked needle. Both can fall under HS-4 6111.

HS-4 · Heading

6111 — Garments and clothing accessories, babies'; knitted or crocheted

Chapter 61: Articles of apparel, knitted

Plain-language overview

Use HS-4 6111 when importing or exporting knitted or crocheted garments and accessories specifically designed for babies. For example, if you are shipping a batch of cotton baby onesies, this heading applies directly to your products.

When deciding between the HS-6 lines under this heading, consider the material of the garments. 611120 is for items made of cotton, while 611130 covers those made from synthetic fibres. If your product is made from a different textile material, you would use 611190.

If you have a mixed shipment, ensure that each item is classified correctly based on its material. For instance, a shipment containing both cotton and synthetic baby hats would require separate classifications under 611120 and 611130.

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baby garments HS-6111 · knitted baby clothes · crocheted baby accessories · cotton baby apparel · synthetic baby clothing · textile baby products · import baby garments · export baby clothing · HS-6 classification · baby clothing materials

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-4 heading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Cotton baby booties (HS-6 611120)
Synthetic fibre baby jackets (HS-6 611130)
Knitted baby blankets made from wool (HS-6 611190)
Crocheted baby hats from acrylic yarn (HS-6 611130)
Mixed fabric baby rompers (HS-6 611190)

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For orientation only—the binding text is your national tariff and the WCO nomenclature your country uses.

What types of baby garments are covered under HS-4 6111?: HS-4 6111 covers knitted or crocheted garments and accessories for babies, including items made from cotton, synthetic fibres, and other textile materials.
How do I choose between HS-6 codes under HS-4 6111?: Select HS-611120 for cotton items, HS-611130 for synthetic fibre items, and HS-611190 for garments made from other textile materials.
Can I mix different materials in one shipment under HS-4 6111?: Yes, but you must classify each item according to its material. Use separate HS-6 codes for each type of garment.
Are there any specific regulations for importing baby clothing?: Yes, ensure compliance with safety standards and labeling requirements for baby clothing in your destination country.
What is the difference between knitted and crocheted baby garments?: Knitted garments are made using knitting techniques, while crocheted garments are made with a hooked needle. Both can fall under HS-4 6111.

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