## Common ground
All options refer to sleeping bags, which are wearable or portable covers used for warmth and sleep.
## Options at a glance
**3926.90 – Emergency plastic**
- **Defining trait:** Made from plastic (e.g., polyethylene), intended for short-term survival use.
- **Typical examples:** Mylar emergency blankets shaped into sleeping bags, used in disaster kits.
- **Best fit when:** Lightweight, compact, non-woven, and designed for emergency or survival scenarios.
**6111 – Baby knitted sleepwear**
- **Defining trait:** Knitted fabric, designed as infant sleepwear (not for camping).
- **Typical examples:** Soft cotton knitted baby sleeping bags with sleeves.
- **Best fit when:** For babies, worn like pajamas, not used outdoors or for extended use.
**6114 – Worn sleepwear (all ages)**
- **Defining trait:** Knitted or crocheted textile, intended as wearable sleepwear for all ages.
- **Typical examples:** Adult or child knitted sleep sacks for home use.
- **Best fit when:** Used indoors, as pajamas, with soft, flexible fabric.
**6209 – Baby woven sleepwear**
- **Defining trait:** Woven fabric (e.g., cotton), used as baby sleepwear.
- **Typical examples:** Sturdy woven cotton baby sleeping bags for home use.
- **Best fit when:** For babies, with structured weave, not meant for outdoor use.
**6211.3X – Boys’ woven sleepwear**
- **Defining trait:** Woven fabric, designed specifically for boys’ or men’s wear.
- **Typical examples:** Men’s or boys’ woven sleep sacks for home use.
- **Best fit when:** For male users, woven textile, not for camping.
**6211.4X – Girls’ woven sleepwear**
- **Defining trait:** Woven fabric, designed specifically for girls’ or women’s wear.
- **Typical examples:** Women’s or girls’ woven sleep sacks for home use.
- **Best fit when:** For female users, woven textile, not for camping.
**6302 – Bed linen sleeping bag**
- **Defining trait:** Made like bed linen (e.g., duvet cover style), not wearable.
- **Typical examples:** A sleeping bag shape made from fabric used as bedding.
- **Best fit when:** Used on a bed, not worn; resembles a duvet in form.
**6306.90 – Camping sleeping bags**
- **Defining trait:** Designed for outdoor use, typically insulated and durable.
- **Typical examples:** Down or synthetic-filled backpacking sleeping bags.
- **Best fit when:** Used for camping, hiking, or extended outdoor trips.
**6307.90 – Textile non-sleepwear**
- **Defining trait:** Made of textile but not classified as sleepwear; often functional or technical.
- **Typical examples:** Technical sleeping bags with zippers, insulation, and weatherproofing.
- **Best fit when:** Not worn like pajamas; designed for performance use (e.g., mountaineering).
**9404.30 – Bedding article form**
- **Defining trait:** Classified as a bedding item, not wearable, often used on beds.
- **Typical examples:** Sleeping bag-shaped mattress covers or bedlinen sets.
- **Best fit when:** Used as part of a bed setup, not worn.
## Key differences
| Option | Material | Wearable? | Use Case | Primary Function |
|-------|----------|-----------|----------|------------------|
| 3926.90 | Plastic | No (emergency) | Survival | Emergency shelter |
| 6111–6211.4X | Knitted/Woven | Yes | Home use | Sleepwear |
| 6302 | Textile | No | Bed use | Bedding |
| 6306.90 | Insulated textile | Yes | Camping | Outdoor sleep |
| 6307.90 | Textile | Yes | Performance | Functional outdoor use |
| 9404.30 | Textile | No | Bed use | Bedding article |
## How to choose
1. Is it made of plastic and for emergency use? → 3926.90
2. Is it worn like pajamas (knitted or woven) at home? → 6111–6211.4X
3. Is it used on a bed, not worn? → 6302 or 9404.30
4. Is it for camping or outdoor use with insulation? → 6306.90 or 6307.90
## Overlaps & pitfalls
- **6306.90 (camping)** and **6307.90 (textile non-sleepwear)** may overlap if a camping bag is not sleepwear-style. Use **6306.90** if intended for camping, **6307.90** if it’s functional but not labeled as sleepwear.
- **6302** and **9404.30** both describe non-wearable sleeping bags; choose based on whether it's bedding (6302) or a formal bedding article (9404.30).
- If the product is wearable, not sleepwear-style, and used outdoors → **6307.90**.
- No priority rule given—choose based on **main function**: wearability, use case, or material