CLANAE 14.112—Manufacturing of work clothes, uniforms and overalls

Where 14.112 sits

1. C Manufacturing industry
2. 14 Clothing manufacturing; finishing and dyeing of leather
3. 14.1 Manufacture of clothing, except leather garments
4. 14.11 Manufacture of clothing, except for fur and leather garments
5. 14.112 Manufacturing of work clothes, uniforms and overalls

What 14.112 includes

• Workwear can be made using different types of fabrics (subclass 13.120, 13.910 and 13.990).
• The activities of units that primarily produce: - dusters - work clothes - uniforms
• The manufacture of professional clothing, excluding leather garments, such as: - gowns - cassocks and other religious garments - butler and cook uniforms
• The manufacture of clothing for industrial safety and hygiene, excluding leather garments, such as those used by: - mechanics - factory workers - surgeons
• Special garments, such as those worn by pilots, including heated garments, for example, those with an electrical resistance.
• The manufacture of disposable surgical gowns.

What 14.112 excludes

• The manufacture of clothing by weaving the pieces, as its raw material is yarn and not fabric or knitwear (class 14.30).
• The manufacture of footwear (class 15.20).
• The manufacture of garments and clothing accessories of rubber or plastic, not joined by sewing, but mainly glued (subclasses 22.190 and 22.209).
• The manufacture of safety protective equipment for industries and services (subclass 32.904).
• The manufacture of flame-resistant clothing (subclass 32.904).
• The repair of clothing (subclass 95.299).

14.112 in other systems