Other: — Other (443)
Part of: 620311 — Suits: — Of wool or fine animal hair:
N282695 · 2017-02-17 — The tariff classification and eligibility under the United States-Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) of men’s suits, suit-type jackets, and trousers from Guatemala
In your undated letter, you requested a ruling on the classification and eligibility under the DR-CAFTA of men’s suits, suit-type jackets, and trousers from Guatemala. Your samples will be returned. Style “Adam” is a men’s suit-type jacket and Style “Tyler” is a pair of men’s trousers. Styles “Adam” and “Tyler” are constructed from identical 52% worsted wool, 46% polyester, and 2% spandex woven fabric. You state that the average diameter of the wool yarn is 21 microns. You indicate that Styles “Adam” and “Tyler” will be imported under the following scenarios: (1) on the same shipment, in…
L87902 · 2005-10-27 — Classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) of a men’s suit from Mexico; Article 509.
As requested, your sample will be returned. Style 995-609-K-1, JCPPC Lot # 5090, is a men’s suit consisting of a jacket and a pair of matching trousers. The suit is constructed from 100% wool woven fabric. The jacket has six panels sewn together lengthwise and features a full front opening with three button closures; a notched collar with lapels; long sleeves with four buttons at the cuffs; a full lining; an inset pocket on the left chest; two inset pockets with flaps below the waist; inner pockets on the left chest and below the waist; an inner pocket on the right chest with a button…
L86441 · 2005-08-04 — Classification and country of origin determination for a men’s woven suit, suit-type jacket, and pair of pants; 19 CFR 102.21 (c)(4); most important assembly
You state that the assembly operations occur in two different countries, China and Italy. You have provided samples of the partially assembled components as they leave China, and samples of the finished garments as they will be imported into the United States. As requested, your sample will be returned. FACTS: The first item, Sample A, is a men’s suit constructed from 100% wool, woven fabric. The suit jacket is constructed from six panels sewn together lengthwise and has a full front opening with three button closures; a notched collar with lapels; long sleeves with four buttons at the cuffs;…
K81639 · 2003-12-09 — The tariff classification of men’s suits from Panama
The garments are men’s suits which are made to measure in Panama. Although no sample was submitted, you did present sketches of the various styles of suits that are available. These suits are made available in a variety of fabrics which you identified as “a” through “e”, “f” being the lining fabric. Later in your letter you included another fabric which we will identify as “(g)”. The jackets of the suits are all made of four or more panel construction, with at least twelve different styling options; six button opening; two button opening; four button opening; double breasted; single breasted;…
965005 · 2002-07-09 — U.S.-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act; men’s suits
, requesting a binding ruling on the eligibility of men’s suits for preferential tariff treatment under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (“CBTPA”). You submitted two samples for our examination. FACTS: You have submitted two men’s suits for our consideration . Each suit is composed of a four panel suit jacket and matching trousers. You have provided that both suits will be manufactured in the Dominican Republic. The fabric is shipped to the Dominican Republic where it is then cut and assembled into the subject merchandise using sewing thread formed in Korea. The first…
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