Formed uppers: — Of leather or composition leather: — For other persons
Part of: 640610 — Uppers and parts thereof, other than stiffeners:
h82109 · 2001-06-17 — The tariff classification of parts of footwear from China
, Inc., you requested a tariff classification ruling. The submitted ruling request concerns the classification of leather shoe uppers with completely closed bottoms, rubber/plastic shoe sole/bottoms and steel shoe-toe caps. In their imported condition, these items are considered parts of footwear and are separately classifiable in Chapter 64 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedules of the United States (HTSUS). In your letter you state that all of these items will be produced in China and that after importation, these various footwear component parts will be assembled and used in the making of…
c86278 · 1998-04-06 — The tariff classification of two shoes from Taiwan.
This revises and replaces the ruling PD C82576 issued on January 8, 1998 based on subsequent information received from the importer, Ballet Makers, Inc. Two samples were submitted for review which you describe as dance boots with leather uppers. Both samples are designated style DS07, however, one sample has steel plates attached to the sole and heel, and the other does not. The sample with the steel plates is a complete shoe with an upper of leather and an outer sole of metal. Metal is the material of the outer sole in contact with the ground when in use. The sample without the metal plates…
b85807 · 1997-06-06 — The Classification, User Fees and Country of Origin Marking of a Footwear Upper from the Dominican Republic; CBI-2
This moccasin upper, you state, will be assembled in the Dominican Republic from component parts that are of 100% U.S. origin. The assembly of the various upper components will be accomplished by stitching and gluing processes. We assume from your description that the sewing thread and glue will also be of U.S. origin. All of the component parts used in making this upper will be shipped directly from the USA to the Dominican Republic without entering the commerce of any other country. The sample moccasin upper you have provided has an all leather external surface (which you state can and will…
958966 · 1997-03-26 — Tariff classification of leather shoe upper for work boot; Marking of finished work boot.
This letter concerns the request for a binding ruling regarding the tariff classification of a leather shoe upper for a work boot (style #PSC-01) under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). In addition, you request guidance as to the proper marking of the finished product after it has received further processing in the United States. FACTS: It is our understanding that the subject article, a leather shoe upper, has been manufactured in China as follows: the leather upper is fully cement lasted to a cardboard insole with a 1/4 inch thick full plastic-rubber…
806444 · 1995-03-01 — The tariff classification of uppers from the Dominican Republic (DO), CBI-2, HTS Gen. Note 7
Your letter presents four "scenarios" concerning the two samples you submitted of stock MK720 at two different stages of completion. Scenarios 1 and 3 concern the light tan moccasin which has not been back part lasted and has about a 4 inch by 1 inch hole in its bottom rear. Scenarios 2 and 4 concern a dark brown sample, which is the same as the light tan one except it has been lasted to a back part, cardboard insole with a steel shank. In Scenarios 1 and 2, the leather hides and all other materials will be products of the USA which, we assume, will be sent directly to DO from the USA, but in…
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