Other embroidery: — Of cotton
Part of: 5810 — Embroidery in the piece, in strips or in motifs:
N287879 · 2017-07-27 — The tariff classification of an embroidered patch from China
No sample was submitted. In your submission you indicate that you would like to import custom-made “military style embroidered patches for the Boy Scouts.” According to the information that you provided with your initial request and in later correspondence, these patches will be round in shape, measuring approximately three to four inches in diameter. You state that they will be fabricated of cotton cloth and will embroidered with rayon. Subheading Note 2(B)(c) to Section XI, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), states that “In the case of embroidery of heading 5810 and…
861033 · 1991-04-01 — The tariff classification of embroidered motifs andornaments from Panama
You have submitted two samples. One is a small foam filled blue turtle with black applique and orange embroidery. A loop is attached to the upper portion of the ornament for hanging. You state that the item will be used in the U.S. primarily as a Christmas decoration. The second item is an appliqued and embroidered motif (molitas). It is approximately 6 inches x 6 1/2 inches and bears the design of a fish. The design is on several layers of fabric. In addition to applique and embroidery, parts of the upper layers are cut out so that the underneath layers of fabric which are of different…
086008 · 1990-02-06 — Classification of a handcrafted motif
A sample was submitted for examination. FACTS: The submitted sample is a piece of woven fabric, approximately 10 inches square, which has been appliqud and embroidered with textile fabrics. The sample is a Christmas motif. You indicate that the sample is made of cotton and polyester materials. You also state that the item is to be attached to T-shirts, sweat shirts, or other clothing. ISSUE: Whether the submitted sample is classifiable in Heading 5810, HTSUSA? LAW AND ANALYSIS: Classification of merchandise under the HTSUSA is in accordance with the General Rules of Interpretation (GRI's),…
085630 · 1990-01-31 — Tariff Status of Unfinished Crests and Emblems
This ruling is in response to your letter of September 25, 1989, on behalf of Gold Crest, Ltd., concerning the tariff classification of unfinished emblems or crests. FACTS: The submitted samples are crests or emblems that are designed to be worn on apparel. They are intended to be applied to the upper pocket of a jacket to identify the wearer as belonging to a particular group or organization. After importation, they will be sprayed with lacquer and the clips or clutches added. The samples have a substantial amount of gold or silver plated copper wire, textile fabric, and textile yarns…
084204 · 1989-08-10 — Tariff Status of Certain Crests--Reconsideration of HRL 084004
This ruling is in response to your letter of April 17, 1989, on behalf of Gold Crest Ltd., requesting, in essence, a reconsideration of HRL 084004, dated March 30, 1989. FACTS: The subject ruling involved a crest with a substantial amount of gold or silver plated copper wire embroidered on a cotton velvet background. There are three pins with accompanying clips on the back of the crest for attachment to a garment. HRL 084004 classified the crest under the provision for other cotton clothing accessories, in Subheading 6217.10.0010, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated…
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