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J85409 · 2003-06-22 — The tariff classification of footwear from China
, LLC, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The submitted item, identified as “Sample #82762-Foot Thong,” consists of a pair of “foot thongs” that you state are footwear worn on the front part of the foot by ballet dancers. These unique strap-on toe slippers have leather outer soles that contact the ground when worn. They also have sewn-on elasticized textile material strap uppers that pass around and between the toes so that the “foot thong” is secured and positioned to fit under the ball of the wearer’s foot. We note that this item is under 10% by weight of rubber/plastics and you…
f84792 · 2000-03-31 — The tariff classification of footwear from China
The submitted sample, no style number indicated and described by you as “exercise shoes”, is a pair of gymnastic slippers. The slipper has a canvas textile upper, an elasticized textile instep gore, a sewn-in foam plastic insole and a thin suede leather outer sole. You state in your letter that this slipper is less than 5% by weight of rubber and plastics. For the purposes of this ruling, we will presume that your statement is correct, or at least that the component weight percentage of the rubber and plastic components present is actually under 10% of this shoe’s total weight. However, the…
E86388 · 1999-09-23 — The tariff classification of infant’s shoes from China.
You have submitted four styles of infant’s footwear. You state that the the “Nubuck Leather Ballerina” has an upper and outer sole of leather with the logo name “Weebok” written on the velcro closure strap across the instep, and is valued at $4.00 per pair. The “Visa Terry Ballerina” has an upper made of cotton jersey and an outer sole of nubuck leather, also with the logo name “Weebok” written on the velcro closure strap across the instep and is valued at $2.25 per pair. The “Corduroy Stretch Bootie” has an upper and outer sole of 100% cotton and is valued at $2.25 per pair. The “Canvas…
d83576 · 1998-11-03 — The tariff classification and marking of footwear from Australia.
You state that you plan to import ladies footwear to the United States. The footwear will consist of a leather sole and a fabric upper. You state that the fabric upper is imported from China but all other components are from Australia, and the shoe will be manufactured wholly in Australia. You also ask about what the needed documentation requirements and labeling requirements would be. A footwear sample was not provided with your request. You ask whether it would be necessary for you to file form 5523 (invoice details of footwear). This form is no longer a valid customs form, however, the…
956569 · 1994-06-27 — Footwear; Sole, external surface area; Applied sole; Socks
This is in reference to your letter dated May 11, 1994, to the Area Director of Customs in New York, on behalf of R & S Sales Co., Inc, concerning the tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of a nylon sock with leather pieces attached to its bottom. The country of origin of the sock will be China. A sample was submitted for examination. FACTS: The sample, identified as style #7000, is a nylon sock with two suede leather pieces stitched to its bottom. You maintain that this merchandise is properly classifiable under subheading 6115.93.20,…
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