Formed uppers: — Of textile materials: — Other: — Valued over $3 but not over $6.50/pair
Part of: 640610 — Uppers and parts thereof, other than stiffeners:
h84066 · 2001-07-30 — The tariff classification of footwear from Italy
These five footwear items are identified by an article designation and are describe below. We consider the submitted textile shoe upper to be a “formed upper” for classification purposes. Article 30 is a child’s open-toe, open-heel slip-on sandal with a plastic upper and outer sole, which has been produced in one piece by molding. Article Surf/1 is a child’s closed-toe, closed-heel slip-on shoe, with a plastic upper perforated with numerous holes and a plastic outer sole, which has been produced in one piece by molding and which does not cover the ankle. Article 195/8 is a child’s plastic…
E84872 · 1999-08-27 — The tariff classification of formed footwear uppers made in China.
You have submitted two samples of footwear uppers, along with their corresponding finished shoes which you state have been completed by direct injection at your factory in Miami, Florida. You believe both items should be classified as “unformed uppers”. This belief is based on your interpretation of the description given in U.S. Customs “Footwear Classification and Value Guide” which states that “unformed uppers do not include...any upper which is completely unlasted, i.e., no part of it has been bent (lasted) inward to the horizontal or has received only the limited shaping resulting from…
815578 · 1995-11-01 — The tariff classification of a textile upper with a shoe lace, from China.
, you requested a classification ruling. The submitted sample, no style identification indicated, is an all cotton textile athletic shoe upper with a completely closed bottom, which incorporates a six eyelet lace closure that includes a laced in flat woven textile shoe lace with plastic ends. It is noted that the tongue has the words "P.F.Flyers", which is a registered trademark with the U.S. Customs Service and authorization from the trademark holder to import this item may be required prior to release from Customs' custody. The bottom was closed by stitching on a relatively thick, non-woven…
956554 · 1994-09-21 — Footwear, parts; Uppers; Formed uppers; U.S. Note 4(a) to Chapter 64; GRI 2(a); HRL's 088035,950418,954790
In a letter dated June 2, 1994, on behalf of Rocky Shoes & Boots Co., you requested a ruling as to the tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of footwear uppers produced in the Dominican Republic and whether these uppers qualify for duty-free treatment under CBI (2). You have also requested a country of origin determination concerning these uppers. A separate response will be sent to you regarding the country of origin and CBI (2) issues. A sample textile upper was submitted for examination. FACTS: The sample submitted, identified…
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