Skirts and divided skirts: — Of other textile materials:
K84414 · 2004-04-12 — The tariff classification of woman’s skirt from China. Dear Mr. Zelman:
The sample will be returned, as requested. The submitted garment, style E08EG314, is a woman’s reversible skirt, with each side made of a different fabric. One side of the skirt is screen printed and constructed from 100 percent silk woven fabric; the other side is constructed from yarn dyed woven fabric, 74 percent wool, 16 percent viscose, seven percent nylon, and three percent other fibers. The screen printed side is trimmed with piping and grosgrain finishing. The yarn dyed side has a grosgrain finish at the waist. The garment has an opening the entire length of one side, with snap…
K83437 · 2004-03-11 — The tariff classification of woman’s skirt from China. Dear Mr. Zelman:
The sample will be returned, as requested. The submitted garment, style number E15K2304, is a woman’s skirt constructed from two different woven fabrics: a 100 percent cotton voile fabric and a 100 percent woven rayon grosgrain fabric. The skirt, which extends approximately to mid thigh, has a three-inch waistband, pleats which are sewn down for the top five inches, and a plain, hemmed bottom. The base fabric is cotton; the waistband is made of the grosgrain; the pleats are also covered with the grosgrain fabric. The cotton fabric is only exposed in that portion of the skirt where the pleats…
953915 · 1993-06-15 — Protest No. 1303-93-100003; women's rayon skirts; Legal Note 1 to Chapter 54; synthetic and artificial fibers; certified hand-loomed and folklore products; Additional U.S. Note 2 to Section XI; subheadings 6204.53.1000 and 6204.59.3010
This is a decision on application for further review of a protest timely filed on behalf of Mr. Mohammed Iqbal, on January 5, 1993, against your decision regarding the classification of women's rayon skirts. FACTS: The garments at issue are women's skirts, called ghagras, that are made of 100% woven rayon. According to the protestant, the skirts are dyed and handprinted. Upon liquidation, the skirts were classified in subheading 6204.59.3010, HTSUS, which provides for "[w]omen's or girls' suits, ensembles, suit-type jackets and blazers, dresses, skirts...: [s]kirts and divided skirts: [o]f…
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