Worn clothing
Part of: 63090000 — Worn clothing and other worn articles
N340317 · 2024-06-20 — Ruling Request; Tariff Classification of worn clothing; United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
You have submitted photographs and indicated that the merchandise in question is used (worn) clothing that is donated to local charities and private collection agencies across Canada for reuse, repair, remanufacturing or recycling. You further state that Bank & Vogue Ltd. representatives purchase wholesale lots of approximately 40,000 pounds of worn clothing they deem to be “salvage,” overstock of worn clothing that cannot be monetized domestically and negotiate to sell it to a domestic customer elsewhere in Canada or the USA. In understanding the language of the HTSUS, the Explanatory Notes…
N236006 · 2012-12-14 — The tariff classification of used clothing from various countries.
You have not submitted samples or photographs, but have indicated in your ruling request that VFFSCM, Inc. will purchase “good quality” used clothing from clothing recyclers, mainly in India. You state that the garments will be shipped primarily from the United States to a free zone in India. In India, the garments will be sorted and individually packaged, with each package labeled with a unique SKU number. These individual packages will then be placed in 25 pound boxes, with each box assigned a unique SKU number. The merchandise will be sold to individuals via an e-commerce site in the…
967718 · 2005-10-31 — Reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter L83110, dated March 23, 2005; classification of used clothing from various sources
FACTS: You indicated in your original request to the National Commodity Specialist Division that your client will purchase used clothing from sorting and grading companies in countries such as India. The used clothing processed by these companies is obtained on a per pound basis by your client from a variety of sources in the United States, Canada and other countries. The merchandise is shipped overseas, typically India, where it is graded and sorted. You state that used clothing is purchased by your client from sorting/grading offshore companies, and is shipped to the United States and…
967814 · 2005-10-13 — Request for Internal Advice; Timing of Segregation of Merchandise of Subheading 6309.00.0010 within General Note 3(f), HTSUSA
This request concerns the inspection procedures of various bales of clothing from the importer, Buffalo Industries, Inc, which are submitted by counsel as classifiable as worn clothing of subheading 6309.00.0010, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). We note that the law firm of Joel R. Junker and Associates, on behalf of Buffalo Industries, Inc., requested our reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter L83110, dated March 23, 2005 (which is identified as Headquarters Ruling Letter 967718.) This office is considering this reconsideration request concurrently. We…
L87070 · 2005-09-28 — The tariff classification of used clothing from various countries.
Your client would like a better understanding of the requirements for importing used clothing into the United States. The goods are shipped from Jambo Kitmeer to Tomas Garza in the United States. You provided a video and chart to explain the operation. You state the merchandise consists of different grades of clothing from various countries that are shipped to the United States from Canada. In the video, bales of merchandise are loaded onto a conveyer belt and sorted by type of garment (shirts, sweaters, trousers, etc.) and further sorted by type of material and quality. There are four grades…
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