CBP CROSS rulings for HS 6204.63

9 rulings ·newest issued 2020-07-27 ·window 2026-10-12

Every US Customs (CROSS) classification ruling in our current extract that cites HS subheading 6204.63, listed newest first. Classification practice for one product family often turns on wording applied to sibling headings — compare adjacent rulings before concluding.

RulingIssuedSubjectStatus
HQ H3060182020-07-27Application for Further Review of Protest No. 1601-11-100341; Classification of Girls’ and Boys’ Pants and JacketsActive
HQ H3039122020-02-11Application for Further Review of Protest No. 1601-11-100325; Classification of Boys’ and Girls’ Jackets and PantsActive
HQ N0952562010-03-16Classification and country of origin determination for women’s woven pants and blouses; 19 CFR 102.21(c)(2); eligibility for preferential treatment under the Morocco tariff preference level (TPL); General Note 27, HTSUS; marking; 19U.S.C. 1304Active
HQ 9620392000-04-11I.A. 18/98; Classification of Upper and Lower Body Garments; Women’s Anoraks, Windbreakers and Similar Articles; Heading 6202, HTSUSA; Women’s Trousers; Heading 6204, HTSUSA; Separates; Embellishments; Studs; Imitation Gemstones; Not Track Suit; Not Heading 6211, HTSUSAActive
HQ 9530061993-07-21Classification of women's upper and lower body garments;track suit; piping; oversized pockets; shoulder pads; separates;Additional U.S. Note 2, Chapter 62, HTSUSA; Heading 6202; Heading6204Active
HQ 9533411993-06-29Classification of upper and lower body garments; track suit;braiding; gemstones; studs; separates; Additional U.S. Note 2,Chapter 62, HTSUSA; Heading 6211; Heading 6202; Heading 6204Active
HQ 0889221991-07-17Toddler track suits; playwear; activewear; sporting activity; classifiable as girls' jacket and trousers heading 6202, 6204, HTSUSAActive
HQ 0813091988-12-01Classification of garments containing synthetic and artificial man-made fibers, which, if combined, exceed the weight of a third fiber.Active
HQ 0813081988-12-01Classification of garments containing synthetic and artificial man-made fibers, which, if combined, exceed the weight of a third fiber.Active

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