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📦 Bib and brace overalls (659)

Bib and brace overalls (659)

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Overview

Bib and brace overalls, categorized under HS Code 6203.42 (for men's or boys' cotton overalls) and related codes, are protective or workwear garments commonly used in industries such as construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. These garments are designed for durability and functionality, often made from materials like cotton, denim, or synthetic blends. This category includes overalls for both professional and casual use, and trade in this segment is influenced by factors such as labor demand, industrial growth, and fashion trends.

Total Trade Volume

Approximately $1.2 billion USD

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

12% ad valorem

Highest Rate

25% (applied by certain countries for protective tariffs)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like EU-Vietnam FTA)

Common Restrictions

  • Quotas on textile imports in some regions
  • Strict labor and environmental standards for production
  • Anti-dumping duties in specific markets
  • Labeling and safety compliance requirements

Market Trends

Growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly materials

Increased production costs but higher market value for organic cotton and recycled materials

2021-2023

Rise in industrial and construction activities in developing economies

Boosted demand for durable workwear, especially in Asia-Pacific and Africa

2020-2022

Shift towards casual and fashion-oriented overalls

Expanded consumer base beyond industrial use, influencing export patterns to developed markets

2019-2023

Recent Developments

EU Imposes Stricter Textile Import Regulations

The European Union introduced new sustainability and labor compliance requirements for textile imports, including bib and brace overalls, to ensure ethical production practices.

January 2023

Potential increase in production costs for exporters like Bangladesh and Vietnam, but improved market access for compliant suppliers.

US-China Trade Agreement Update

A revised trade agreement reduced tariffs on certain apparel categories, including workwear, benefiting Chinese exporters of bib and brace overalls.

March 2022

Increased competitiveness of Chinese products in the US market, potentially affecting other exporters.

Bangladesh Expands Textile Export Capacity

Bangladesh invested in new manufacturing facilities to boost production of workwear, supported by government incentives for textile exports.

September 2022

Strengthened position as a leading exporter, likely to increase market share in the coming years.