Formed uppers: — Of textile materials: — Other: — Valued not over $3/pair
Part of: 640610 — Uppers and parts thereof, other than stiffeners:
h84539 · 2001-08-28 — The tariff classification of footwear uppers from China
The submitted item, identified by you as “sample reference #1087,” is a man-made textile material shoe upper for a below-the-ankle height water shoe that has been assembled and shaped by stitching and has a completely closed bottom with a sewn-on textile insole. You state that this shoe upper will be completed with a PVC outsole injected onto it after importation into the U.S. This item will be classified a “formed upper” as per Chapter 64, Additional US Note 4, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS). We will presume for the purpose of this ruling, that this item will be valued…
g89145 · 2001-04-18 — The tariff classification of footwear and parts of footwear from China.
You have submitted five samples, which as you describe, are three different pairs of ready to wear house slippers that come complete with textile uppers and permanently stitched-on outer soles, and two other samples that can best be described as incomplete textile slipper uppers with completely closed bottoms that have been formed to their finished shapes, but do not as yet have their actual outer soles attached. The final sample is a pair of flat rubber and/or plastic outer soles, which are specially designed for and are intended to be attached onto the bottoms of the two “formed (slipper)…
802129 · 1994-10-11 — The tariff classification of an unassembled sandal upper from China or Hong Kong.
The submitted sample is a child's sandal upper consisting of several 3/4 inch wide textile straps that are inter-linked through two small plastic triangles at the sides of the ankle, around the heel and have velcro-type closures across the instep and over the toe area. The strap ends of this upper are sewn to razor-like plastic arrowhead shaped wedges, two of which penetrate and are anchored into appropriate sized cutouts on a flat 3/16 inch thick plastic midsole. Two remaining strap ends also have the plastic arrowhead shaped wedges and the flat midsole bottom has been cut out to accommodate…
860730 · 1991-03-21 — The tariff classification of an unsoled bedroom slipper fromChina.
F. Footwear, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The sample, style number 001, has a "boa" upper, which is about 3 inches long by 5 inches wide. This is stitched to a matching, boa sock-lining/insole laminated to a thick layer of foam rubber or plastic and to a fabric edging which encircles the entire "insole". The item will obviously be completed, as you state, by simply attaching a lightweight outer sole. Viewed from above, this item looks identical to the way it will look in the finished slipper. No further shaping of the upper and/or "insole" is needed. Since the upper is just a…
852227 · 1990-05-23 — The tariff classification of a child's fabric slipper fromChina.
Your sample has a closed toe and closed back fabric upper stitched to a fabric bottom with a separate fabric binding covering their seam. Since the exposed bottom layer is a flimsy tricot, it is obvious that this item is not commercially saleable as footwear. From the construction of your sample, we assume that it will be made into usable footwear by stitching on a flat rubber or plastic outer sole. We presume no additional shaping is necessary before attaching the outer sole. The applicable subheading for your sample will be 6406.10.2500, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States…
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