## Common ground
All options refer to suit-type jackets and blazers classified under specific HS Codes based on gender and construction method.
## Options at a glance
**6103 – for men and boys, knitted or crocheted**
- **Defining trait:** Made from knitted or crocheted fabric, intended for male wearers.
- **Typical examples:** Men’s wool knit blazers, boys’ cable-knit sport jackets.
- **Best fit when:** The garment is stretchy, has a looped stitch structure, and fits men or boys.
**6104 – for women and girls, knitted or crocheted**
- **Defining trait:** Made from knitted or crocheted fabric, intended for female wearers.
- **Typical examples:** Women’s fine-gauge knit blazers, girls’ lace-trimmed cardigans styled as jackets.
- **Best fit when:** The garment is stretchy, has a looped stitch structure, and fits women or girls.
**6203 – for men and boys, not knitted or crocheted**
- **Defining trait:** Made from woven fabric (not knitted or crocheted), intended for male wearers.
- **Typical examples:** Men’s woolen tailored blazers, boys’ cotton twill jackets.
- **Best fit when:** The garment has a structured, non-stretchy fabric with clear weaves.
**6204 – for women and girls, not knitted or crocheted**
- **Defining trait:** Made from woven fabric (not knitted or crocheted), intended for female wearers.
- **Typical examples:** Women’s tailored wool blazers, girls’ cotton poplin jackets.
- **Best fit when:** The garment has a structured, non-stretchy fabric with clear weaves and fits women or girls.
## Key differences
| HS Code | Gender | Fabric Type | Structure |
|--------|--------------|---------------------|------------------|
| 6103 | Men & boys | Knitted or crocheted| Stretchy, flexible|
| 6104 | Women & girls| Knitted or crocheted| Stretchy, flexible|
| 6203 | Men & boys | Woven | Structured |
| 6204 | Women & girls| Woven | Structured |
## How to choose
1. Is the garment made from knitted or crocheted fabric? → 6103/6104
2. Is it for men or boys? → 6103 / 6203
3. Is it for women or girls? → 6104 / 6204
4. Is the fabric woven (not knitted)? → 6203/6204
## Overlaps & pitfalls
A garment may appear to fit both a knitted and woven category if the fabric is partially knit, but only one classification applies based on dominant construction. The key is whether the fabric has loops (knit/crochet) or interlaced threads (woven). If unclear, prioritize the **dominant structure**—if it stretches and has visible loops, it’s knitted; if stiff and woven, it’s not. No option takes priority unless context specifies