HS code for hoodies and sweaters
A knitted sweater, hoodie, sweatshirt or cardigan is heading 6110: the fibre that weighs most decides the subheading, and the 8 digits add who it is for and, for a few lines, its weight, its collar or its fibre.
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The possible codes
From the EU's Combined Nomenclature 2026, in English.
Heading 6110: jerseys, pullovers, cardigans and the like, knitted or crocheted
Jerseys, pullovers, cardigans, waistcoats and similar articles, knitted or crocheted
| Code | Official text | Applies when |
|---|---|---|
| Of wool or fine animal hair | ||
| HS 6110 11 | Of wool | Wool weighs most |
| CN 6110 11 10 | Jerseys and pullovers, containing at least 50 % by weight of wool and weighing 600 g or more per article | A jersey or pullover with at least 50 % wool by weight, weighing 600 g or more |
| CN 6110 11 30 | Other > Men's or boys' | Any other, for men or boys |
| CN 6110 11 90 | Other > Women's or girls' | Any other, for women or girls |
| HS 6110 12 | Of Kashmir (cashmere) goats | Cashmere weighs most |
| CN 6110 12 10 | Men's or boys' | For men or boys |
| CN 6110 12 90 | Women's or girls' | For women or girls |
| HS 6110 19 | Other | Another fine animal hair weighs most, such as alpaca, camel hair or angora |
| CN 6110 19 10 | Men's or boys' | For men or boys |
| CN 6110 19 90 | Women's or girls' | For women or girls |
| HS 6110 20 | Of cotton | Cotton weighs most |
| CN 6110 20 10 | Lightweight fine knit roll, polo or turtleneck jumpers and pullovers | A lightweight, fine-knit jumper or pullover with a roll, polo or turtle neck |
| CN 6110 20 91 | Other > Men's or boys' | Any other, for men or boys |
| CN 6110 20 99 | Other > Women's or girls' | Any other, for women or girls |
| HS 6110 30 | Of man-made fibres | Man-made fibres weigh most: synthetic ones, such as polyester or acrylic, or artificial ones, such as viscose |
| CN 6110 30 10 | Lightweight fine knit roll, polo or turtleneck jumpers and pullovers | A lightweight, fine-knit jumper or pullover with a roll, polo or turtle neck |
| CN 6110 30 91 | Other > Men's or boys' | Any other, for men or boys |
| CN 6110 30 99 | Other > Women's or girls' | Any other, for women or girls |
| HS 6110 90 | Of other textile materials | Another fibre weighs most, such as linen, ramie or silk |
| CN 6110 90 10 | Of flax or ramie | Flax (linen) or ramie weighs most |
| CN 6110 90 90 | Of other textile materials | Another fibre weighs most, such as silk |
Mixed fibres: the line is that of the fibre that weighs most (section XI, note 2, and subheading note 2).
Coats, anoraks and wind-jackets have headings of their own (6101 and 6102 when knitted) and are not shown here.
The €3 customs duty per item
Since 1 July 2026 the EU charges €3 customs duty per item in a parcel worth up to €150. Goods with the same tariff code are one item.
How many digits of the code count depends on the declaration: 6 on H7, 8 on H6, and 10 on a full H1 declaration, where origin and description also separate items.
Check the code before you file it
This page shows the lines of the tariff and what leads to each. It is not a ruling: a binding one, called a BTI, comes only from a customs authority. Compare the official text with your product, and look the code up in the EU's TARIC database. You are responsible for the code on your declaration.
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