HS Code 6202Coats; women's or girls' overcoats, carcoats, capes, cloaks, anoraks (including ski-jackets), wind-cheaters, wind-jackets and similar articles, other than those of heading no. 6204 (not knitted or crocheted)

What HS code 6202 covers

Think of long outer garments for women and girls. It also names anoraks, ski-jackets, wind-cheaters and wind-jackets. The subcodes add raincoats to the list.

Two limits matter. First, the wearer must be a woman or a girl. Second, the cloth must not be knitted or crocheted, so it is usually woven. Goods that belong in heading 6204 are left out, even if they look like a jacket.

The heading sits in Chapter 62, part of Section XI. Traders also search for it as HSN code 6202, and it is the same code.

Subcodes by material composition

The four six-digit codes split women's woven coats by the main fabric. This is also how most people search for them. The table above has the exact customs wording. These short labels are easier to scan:

• 620220: wool or fine animal hair
• 620230: cotton
• 620240: man-made fibres, the group that holds synthetic cloth
• 620290: any other textile material

6202 vs 6201, 6204 and knitted coats

Most classification mistakes happen between neighbouring headings. These are the main checks:

• Heading 6201: the same style of coat, made for men or boys.
• A suit jacket goes here.
• Heading 6210: garments made from the special coated or laminated fabrics named in that heading. Check it if your coat is made from such a fabric.
• Heading 6211: track suits, swimwear and other garments that fit nowhere else.
• Knitted or crocheted coats: these are outside this heading.

Women's overcoats HS code classification: how to choose

Work through three steps in order. Each step removes some wrong answers.

Many countries add extra digits after the six-digit code for their own tariffs. Match your product to the six-digit code first. Then check your country's own schedule for the full number. If you are unsure, the HS code classifier can help you narrow it down.

• Step 1: Confirm the cloth is not knitted or crocheted.
• Step 2: Confirm the coat is made for women or girls.
• Step 3: Find the fabric that makes up most of the coat and pick the matching subcode.

Find importers and exporters of women's coats

Once you have the code, the next question is who trades it. EximDataX shows shipment-level import and export records from official customs sources. Coverage: 43 direct customs feeds plus 184 mirror-derived countries.

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