Rates of DutyUnitof

QuantityArticle Description

Stat.Suf-fix

Heading/Subheading 21

SpecialGeneral

Women's or girls' blouses, shirts and shirt-blouses: (con.)6206 (con.)Of man-made fibers:6206.40

Certified hand-loomed and folklore products (641)......006206.40.10 76%Free (AU, BH, CA,CL, CO, E, IL, JO,KR, MA, MX, OM,P, PA, PE, SG)

11.3%doz............kg

Other:Containing 30 percent or more by weight of silk orsilk waste (641).........................................................

006206.40.2090%Free (AU, BH, CA,

CL, CO, IL, JO,KR, MA, MX, OM,P, PA, PE, SG)

4%doz............kg

Containing 36 percent or more by weight of woolor fine animal hair.....................................................

6206.40.2582.7¢/kg +58.5%

Free (AU, BH, CA,CL, CO, IL, JO,KR, MA, MX, OM,P, PA, PE, SG)

56.3¢/kg +14.3%

..................

Women's (440)...................................................10 doz.kg

Girls' (440)..........................................................20 doz.kg

Other..........................................................................6206.40.30 90%Free (AU, BH, CA,CL, CO, IL, JO,KR, MA, MX, OM,P, PA, PE, SG)

26.9%..................

With two or more colors in the warp and/or thefilling:

Women's (641)............................................10 doz.kg

Girls':Imported as parts of playsuits (237)...20 doz.

kgOther (641)...........................................25 doz.

kgOther:

Women's (641)............................................30 doz.kg

Girls':Imported as parts of playsuits (237)...40 doz.

kgOther (641)...........................................50 doz.

kg

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Rates of DutyUnitof

QuantityArticle Description

Stat.Suf-fix

Heading/Subheading 21

SpecialGeneral

Track suits, ski-suits and swimwear; other garments: (con.)6211 (con.)Other garments, women's or girls': (con.)

Of man-made fibers: (con.)6211.43(con.)

Other..........................................................................6211.43.10 90%Free (AU, BH, CA,CL, CO, IL, JO,KR, MA, MX, OM,P, PA, PE, SG)

16%..................

Coveralls, jumpsuits and similar apparel:Containing 15 percent or more by weightof down and waterfowl plumage and ofwhich down comprises 35 percent ormoreweight; containing 10 percent or more byweight of down............................................

03

doz.kg

Other, insulated for cold weatherprotection (659)...........................................

07doz.kg

Other:Women's (659).....................................10 doz.

kgGirls' (237)............................................20 doz.

kgWashsuits, sunsuits, one-piece playsuits andsimilar apparel (237).........................................

30doz.kg

Track suits:Trousers (648).............................................40 doz.

kgOther (659)..................................................50 doz.

kgBlouses, shirts and shirt-blouses, sleevelesstank styles and similar upper body garments,excluded from heading 6206 (641)..................

60

doz.kg

Jumpers:Containing 36 percent or more by weightof wool or fine animal hair (459)................

64doz.kg

Other (659)..................................................66 doz.kg

Vests:Containing 36 percent or more by weightof wool or fine animal hair (459)................

74doz.kg

Other (659)..................................................76 doz.kg

Jackets and jacket-type garments excludedfrom heading 6202 (635)..................................

78doz.kg

Other (659).........................................................91 doz.kg

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Apparel Terminology June 2008

includes overblouses and similar garments which may extend to the mid-thigh area or below, and which are frequently slit up the leg. Heading 6206 excludes garments with pockets below the waist, a ribbed waistband or other means of tightening at the bottom of the garment (although to be excluded from heading 6206, the tightening must be at the bottom of the garment, not above, i.e. at the waist). Such garments may be classified as blouses, shirts or shirt-blouses in heading 6211 . 2

Bodysuits and bodyshirts (6114) - are knit one-piece garments that cover the wearer’s torso, that are not included more specifically in headings 6101 - 6113. Bodysuits, frequently known as leotards in the trade, are generally form fitting, and include unitards, which are leotards with leg and/or arm coverage. Bodyshirts are generally a shirt with a long tail that snaps between the legs. Braces (6212) - is the British term for suspenders. See also “Suspenders”. Brassieres (6212) - are garments worn to mold and/or support the breasts. They typically consist of two cups held in place with shoulder straps and elastic in center back. Long-line brassieres extend toward the waist and typically have vertical stays (boning). Sport bras usually feature wider shoulder straps, two-ply front panels, mesh fabric and elasticized bottom bands.3

Breeches - Synonymous with “Trousers”. Briefs (6107, 6108, 6207, 6208, 6210) - are tight fitting short underpants with an elastic top worn by men and boys. The term also includes women's or girls' very short panties. See also “Panties”. Capes - See “Overcoats, carcoats, capes, cloaks and similar garments”. Carcoats - See “Overcoats, carcoats, capes, cloaks and similar garments”. Cloaks - See “Overcoats, carcoats, capes, cloaks and similar garments”. Coats - See “Overcoats, carcoats, capes, cloaks and similar garments”. Corsets and corset belts. (6212) - are support garments usually reinforced with flexible metallic, whalebone or plastic stays. They are generally fastened by lacing or hooks (corselettes - combinations of girdles or panty-girdles and brassieres). Now they

2 paraphrased from Explanatory Notes for heading 6206 3 Adapted from Calasibetta, Charlotte Mankey, Fairchild's Dictionary of Fashion, Fairchild Publications, New York, N.Y., 2nd Edition, Revised 1998, pg. 61.

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