ABS

Chapter 63Other made up textile articles; sets; worn clothing and worn textile articles; rags

The headings in this chapter of the AHECC, the Australian export classification published by the ABS. Each one opens on the codes it contains.

Chapter 63 gathers the made-up textile articles that are not garments: bed and table linen, curtains, tarpaulins, packing sacks, camping goods. "Made up" has a precise meaning here, set by Note 7 to Section XI — cut to shape, hemmed, assembled.

Two headings stand apart. Heading 6309 covers worn clothing and 6310 textile rags and waste; both require visible signs of wear and presentation in bulk or in bales, which is a question of fact rather than of declaration.

10 headings
  • 6301BLANKETS AND TRAVELLING RUGS:
    • 6301.10.00Electric blankets
    • 6301.20.00Blankets (other than electric blankets) and travelling rugs, of wool or fine animal hair
    • 6301.30.00Blankets (other than electric blankets) and travelling rugs, of cotton
    • 6301.40.00Blankets (other than electric blankets) and travelling rugs, of synthetic fibres
    • 6301.90.00Other blankets and travelling rugs
  • 6302BED LINEN, TABLE LINEN, TOILET LINEN AND KITCHEN LINEN:
  • 6303CURTAINS (INCLUDING DRAPES) AND INTERIOR BLINDS; CURTAIN OR BED VALANCES:
  • 6304OTHER FURNISHING ARTICLES, EXCLUDING THOSE OF 9404:
  • 6305SACKS AND BAGS, OF A KIND USED FOR THE PACKING OF GOODS:
  • 6306TARPAULINS, AWNINGS AND SUNBLINDS; TENTS (INCLUDING TEMPORARY CANOPIES AND SIMILAR ARTICLES); SAILS FOR BOATS, SAILBOARDS OR LANDCRAFT; CAMPING GOODS:
  • 6307OTHER MADE UP ARTICLES, INCLUDING DRESS PATTERNS:
  • 6308.00.00SETS CONSISTING OF WOVEN FABRIC AND YARN, WHETHER OR NOT WITH ACCESSORIES, FOR MAKING UP INTO RUGS, TAPESTRIES, EMBROIDERED TABLE CLOTHS OR SERVIETTES, OR SIMILAR TEXTILE ARTICLES, PUT UP IN PACKINGS FOR RETAIL SALE
  • 6309.00WORN CLOTHING AND OTHER WORN ARTICLES
  • 6310USED OR NEW RAGS, SCRAP TWINE, CORDAGE, ROPE AND CABLES AND WORN OUT ARTICLES OF TWINE, CORDAGE, ROPE OR CABLES, OF TEXTILE MATERIALS:

Every number opens on the lines beneath it, down to the eight-digit statistical code.