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H213697 · 2012-11-20 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 2809-12-100073; Classification of welt footwear from China
This is in reference to the Application for Further Review (“AFR”) of Protest No. 2809-12-100073, timely filed on February 10, 2012, on behalf of Red Wing Shoe Company, Inc. (“Red Wing”). The AFR concerns the classification of welt footwear under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The merchandise is described as Red Wing’s Irish Setter-brand, Style #818, Gunflint hunting boots (the “Boots”). The Boots possess a rubber outer sole and an upper composed of leather and textile materials. A textile and paperboard lip connects the Boots’ paperboard insole to the…
H200437 · 2012-11-20 — Internal Advice Request; Classification of welt footwear from China
This is in reference to your memorandum, dated December 27, 2011, forwarding a request for internal advice, dated September 20, 2011, initiated by Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., on behalf of its client, Red Wing Shoe Company, Inc. (“Red Wing”). At issue is the proper classification of welt footwear under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The request for internal advice is sought based upon Red Wing’s disagreement with a determination by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) that the instant footwear is classified under subheading 6403.91.60, HTSUS. FACTS: The…
I83446 · 2002-07-23 — The tariff classification of footwear from China.
The merchandise which is the subject of this ruling is two models of men’s footwear, Model "Sodus" ”style numbers ML751, ML753 and ML758; and Model “Valverde II” style numbers MW383, MW387 and MW388. You state that within a model, the styles are identical but for color. You describe Model “Sodus” as a man’s, lace-up, oxford-height, walking shoe. The shoe has an upper of leather and an outsole of rubber/plastics. The shoe has a waterproof lining. Model “Valvarde II” is described as an over-the ankle eight eyelet hiking shoe with leather uppers, a rubber/plastics outsole and a “Gore-Tex”…
959818 · 1997-04-10 — Request for Modification of NY A86317; footwear; heading6403; sex of shoe; unisex footwear; Additional U.S. Note 1(b), Chapter 64;Statistical Note 1(a), Chapter 64; work footwear
Customs issued that ruling to one of your client's vendors regarding the classification of John Deere footwear, style numbers 50480, 50481 and 50490. The John Deere line is a new line of work boots resulting from Florsheim's licensing of the John Deere name. You disagree with the tariff classification of the footwear in NY A86317. Pursuant to section 177.9(d) of the Customs Regulations (19 CFR 177.9(d)), any ruling letter found to be in error may be modified or revoked upon proper notification to the person to whom it was issued. Because you contest the tariff classification of an existing…
959736 · 1997-03-26 — Safari Boots of Buffalo or Kudu Hide; U.S. Note 1(a) to Chapter 64; Welt Footwear
A brochure containing sketched representations and descriptions of the boots was submitted with your request. FACTS: The sketches and descriptive advertising indicate that four styles of lace-up, over-the-ankle boots in "The Courteney Collection," specifically identified as the "Selous," the "Pioneer," the "Scout," and the "Safari," have certain common characteristics. Each of four styles of boot is said to be hand-made with a double stitched welt, with uppers composed of leather (either buffalo hide or kudu suede), with rubber tire grip outer soles, and with full bellows tongues. Some styles…
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