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VCLOTHING4000 · The design test - is the article designed for young children?

  • VCLOTHING4050 · The design test-is the article designed for young children?: General
  • VCLOTHING4100 · Garments which may be zero-rated irrespective of size
  • VCLOTHING4150 · Garments which may be standard-rated irrespective of size
  • VCLOTHING4200 · Maximum Clothing Measurements
  • VCLOTHING4250 · Body Measurements
  • VCLOTHING4300 · Advice on how to measure garments
  • VCLOTHING4350 · What to do if an article is suitable for older persons
  • VCLOTHING4400 · Legal Context
  • VCLOTHING4450 · Tribunal Rulings that support our policy
  • VCLOTHING4500 · The design test-is the article designed for young children?: Headgear
  • VCLOTHING4550 · Riding hats
  • VCLOTHING4600 · The design test-is the article designed for young children?: Style Considerations
  1. The design test - is the article designed for young children?: contents
  2. The design test - is the article designed for young children?: Body Measurements

VCLOTHING4250 | The design test - is the article designed for young children?: Body Measurements

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Clothing

Additionally, you should refer to the list of body measurements in VAT Notice714 Young children's clothing and footwear. If a garment has been designed for a person under 14 and the body measurements used are at or below those in the list of body measurements then you can zero rate the article irrespective of its measurement. This list is intended to take account of changes in fashion, for example, a trend towards baggy clothing may mean that garments exceed those in the table of maximum garment measurements, but are still designed to fit persons under the age of fourteen. However, zero-rating would not apply in such circumstances if the garments were also suitable for persons over the age of fourteen.

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