HS Code 6307Textiles; made up articles n.e.c. in chapter 63, including dress patterns

What HS code 6307 covers

Think of 6307 as the "everything else" heading for made up textile goods. A made up article is a textile product that has been cut and finished into a usable item. The abbreviation n.e.c. means not elsewhere classified. So a product lands in 6307 only when no other heading in Chapter 63 names it.

You may also see this heading called HSN code 6307 or HTS code 6307. The name changes by country, but the heading is the same idea. It sits in Section XI, the part of the Harmonized System for textiles.

The heading is mixed on purpose. A floor cloth and a life-jacket have little in common. They share a heading because the rules had no better home for them.

HS 6307 subheadings: 630710, 630720, 630790

Heading 6307 splits into three subheadings. Each one has a clear job.

Use the plain-language labels below to match your product to the right code.

• 630720: life-jackets and life-belts.
• in Chapter 63 and in heading 6307.

How to pick the right 6307 code

Start with the two named groups. If the item is a cloth used to clean, wipe or dust, look at 630710. If it is a life-jacket or a life-belt, look at 630720.

Use 630790 last. It is the code for goods that fit the heading but fit neither named group. Dress patterns are one example the heading names directly. The code text says the goods must be n.e.c. in heading 6307, so a named subheading always wins over 630790.

If you are still unsure, run the product through the HS code classifier. It helps you check a code before you file or buy.

6307 vs nearby Chapter 63 headings

Many textile goods look close to 6307 but belong in a more specific heading. Check these first, because 6307 only takes what they leave behind.

Kitchen linen goes to 6302, which covers bed linen, table linen, toilet linen and kitchen linen. Sacks and bags used to pack goods go to 6305. Tarpaulins, awnings, tents, sails and camping goods go to 6306. Sets of woven fabric and yarn for making rugs or tapestries, sold in retail packs, go to 6308.

The difference between 6307 and 6302 trips up many people. Kitchen linen is named in 6302. Read the description of each, then pick the one that names your product.

HS 6307 import export data

A heading page tells you what a code means. Trade records tell you who is moving the goods. This is where EximDataX comes in.

EximDataX shows shipment-level import and export records from official customs sources. Coverage: 43 direct customs feeds plus 184 mirror-derived countries. Named buyers and named suppliers are available in 38 of the 43 direct markets. Most markets refresh weekly and some refresh daily.

You can search by HS code to see who imports and exports a product, and book a free demo. Open the import data and export data pages to start, or go straight to buyer data and supplier data to find companies.