Other: — Designed to be worn over, or in lieu of, other footwear as a protection against water, oil, grease or chemicals or cold or inclement weather: — Other
Part of: 640199 — Other footwear: — Other:
L88819 · 2005-11-22 — The tariff classification of waterproof footwear from Korea
J. International, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The submitted sample, identified as a “plastic shoe shield,” is a molded rubber/plastic overshoe with an upper that does not cover the ankle. The “shoe shield” is assembled entirely by molding and has a zipper closure at the instep. You state that the “shoe shield” is worn over a pair of shoes while outdoors to protect against inclement weather and removed indoors so as not to transfer water, mud, dirt and stains indoors. The “shoe shield” comes in sized pairs and you state that this clear vinyl plastic overshoe is designed to…
I89792 · 2003-01-20 — The tariff classification of waterproof footwear from China
The submitted sample is a one-piece injection molded rubber/plastic boot bottom, approximately 3-1/2 inches high, which you call a “shoe bottom” and identify by marking as “Sample A.” The boot bottom does not cover the ankle and is considered waterproof footwear when imported in this condition. This bottom will have an additional upper shaft portion stitched on to it after importation which will make it a protective cold weather snow boot, probably 8 to 10 inches high. You have provided these additional facts to this office by telephone, stating also that the finished boot is designed for use…
857073 · 1990-11-08 — The tariff classification of a boot bottom and boot shaftfrom Korea.
, you requested a classification ruling. Both items are marked "Sno Racer". We assume that they will be imported on different vessels. The rubber boot bottom would cover the wearer's entire foot. It has a rubber calendered outer sole which appears to be vulcanized to the rubber "foot portion". The woven fabric shaft is six inches tall and has two "velcro type" closures. Between the lining fabric and exterior fabric piece, which you state is "over 50 percent nylon", are two layers of foam rubber or plastic bonded to knit fabrics. You state that the "inner lining of this upper is stuffed with…
083643 · 1989-06-21 — Tariff classification of unfinished boot bottoms
Your letter dated May 3, 1988, addressed to our New York office concerning the tariff classification of unfinished boot bottoms, has been referred to this office for a direct reply to you. A sample was submitted for examination. FACTS: The sample, produced in Scotland, may be described as a rubber bottom commonly known as "duck type" footwear. It is a low cut (below-the-ankle) shell consisting of three parts: sole and heel, low-cut upper part, and sponge insole. After importation the bottoms are attached to uppers of leather that have been manufactured in the United States. These leather…
083931 · 1989-06-02 — Tariff classification of a rubber boot bottom produced in Korea
Your letter dated March 2, 1989, addressed to the District Director of Customs at Cleveland concerning the tariff classification and marking requirements applicable to rubber boot bottoms, has been referred to this office for a direct reply to you. A sample boot bottom has been submitted for examination. FACTS: The sample rubber boot bottom has a cotton lining. After importation leather uppers will be sewn and glued to bottoms represented by the sample. ISSUE: Do the boot bottoms exhibit the essential character of footwear? LAW AND ANALYSIS: In applying the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the…
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