Other embroidery: — Of man-made fibers:
Part of: 5810 — Embroidery in the piece, in strips or in motifs:
H301424 · 2020-02-06 — Modification of NY B85277, NY 801210, and NY 889565; Revocation of NY 800463 and NY 881559; Classification of Embroidered Motifs Imported in Continuous Lengths
HQ H301424 February 6, 2020 OT:RR:CTF:FTM H301424 TJS CATEGORY: Classification TARIFF NO.: 5810.92.90 Mr. W.J. Gonzalez General Manager Trans-Union Customs Service, Inc. 11941 S. Prairie Avenue Hawthorne, CA 90250 RE: Modification of NY B85277, NY 801210, and NY 889565; Revocation of NY 800463 and NY 881559; Classification of Embroidered Motifs Imported in Continuous Lengths Dear Mr. Gonzalez, This is to inform you that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) has reconsidered New York Ruling Letter (“NY”) B85277, issued to you on May 13, 1997 and NY 800463, issued to you on July 24, 1994,…
N297651 · 2018-06-26 — The tariff classification of three styles of sequined accessory sets from China.
Samples were provided for the three sets and will be returned separately. The items in question are described as “Shine Secrets Accessory Sets,” Walgreens Item Code 877954. The three styles are “Daydream,” “Cat’s Meow,” and “Sweetheart.” Each set contains a headband, coin purse, wrist cuff, and patch based around a common theme and color scheme. Each item, other than the patch, has prevalent "reversible" sequins that have alternate colors when swiped in the other direction. The headbands have themed, sponge stuffed features glued atop a semi-rigid plastic horseshoe with hair-gripping teeth.…
N264018 · 2015-05-19 — The tariff classification, country of origin and status under the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) for fabrics woven in El Salvador and embroidered in Honduras
A., Honduras, you requested a ruling on tariff classification, country of origin and status under the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) for embroidered fabric from Honduras. Samples of Embroidery in the Strip and Embroidery Allover in various stages of production, as well as videos of the operations, were provided to this office. FACTS: The two subject items are described as Embroidery in the Strip (narrow or trim embroidery products) and Embroidery Allover (full-width embroidered fabrics). According to the information, samples and videos…
959471 · 1996-09-24 — Country of origin of an embroidered motif; Section102.21(c)(2), Customs Regulations
21, Customs Regulations, and a tariff classification determination under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), for an ornamental motif. A sample was submitted for examination. The port of entry is Dallas, Texas. FACTS: The article at issue is a hand-made decorative embroidered motif that is constructed of polyester material. The polyester fabric is either produced in Thailand or Singapore. The fabric is then sent to Viet Nam where the finished motif is manufactured. ISSUE: I. What is the country of origin of the subject embroidered motif? II. What is the…
951810 · 1992-10-30 — Classification of an embroidered motif; sequins and beads sewn onto burnt-out lace; applique work; classifiable under subheading 5810.92, HTSUSA
, requesting the tariff classification of an embroidered motif. Samples were submitted for examination. FACTS: The submitted sample is burnt-out lace, measuring 3 inches by 2 inches and onto which are sewn beads and sequins. The burnt-out lace is made of 65 percent rayon and 35 percent cotton yarns. According to your submissions, the burnt-out lace is produced in the United States by embroidering a pattern on a dissolvable ground fabric, which is later eliminated by chemical means. The burnt-out lace is then sent to China where the beads and sequins are attached by sewing. ISSUE: Whether the…
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