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HTS 61.01 CPSC eFiling flags: Men's or boys' overcoats, carcoats, capes, cloaks, anoraks (including ski-jackets), windbr

2 ten-digit HTS codes under heading 61.01 appear on CPSC's eFiling HTS list (Oct 2026): 2 CP1. CPSC product category: Wearing Apparel.

What the flags mean. CPSC and CBP flag these HTS codes in ACE. CPSC's list labels CP2 as "CPSC Certificate Related Data is Required" and CP1 as "CPSC Certificate Related Data May be Needed". CPSC says the ~600-code list covers HTS codes that likely include a product subject to a mandatory standard or deemed high-risk, but it does not cover every HTS code where a certificate may be required. The importer must eFile whenever a certificate is required, whatever the HTS code. If your product needs no certificate, a voluntary Disclaim may be filed, which CPSC says may benefit your risk score (CPSC HTS list, Oct 2026; Disclaim A vs B).

Citation codes commonly relevant

Starting points based on the CPSC product category. Your certificate must list every rule that actually applies to your product: 1610 · 1615 · 1616 · 1278a · 1303

Flagged codes in heading 61.01

Deadlines

• July 8, 2026: eFiling mandatory for imported regulated products (formal and informal entries); new certificate content rules (16 CFR 1110.11) apply to domestic and imported products.
• January 8, 2027: products entered for consumption or warehousing from a Foreign Trade Zone.
• January 20, 2027: international mail shipments filed under CBP's new Entry Type 13.
• There is no de minimis exemption for eFiling. Sources: Final Rule (90 FR 1800), CPSC mail guidance (Oct 2026).

Sources: CPSC HTS list for eFiling (Oct 2026); descriptions from the USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Statistical suffixes change; confirm your classification with your broker.