Articles imported for the use of an institution established solely for religious purposes: — Regalia
Part of: 98 — Special classification provisions (US)
N277012 · 2016-07-25 — The tariff classification of religious vestments from Poland.
No photo was received for the merchandise concerned. The merchandise concerned are “chasuble vestments.” A {chasuble} is a sleeveless outer vestment, typically ornate and having a simple hole for the head, and worn by a Catholic or High Anglican priest when celebrating church services (Mass). Chapter 98, Subchapter X “Importations of Religious, Educational, Scientific and Other Institutions” of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), with its subheading 9810.00.1500 provides for “Articles imported for the use of an institution established solely for religious purposes;…
N031145 · 2008-07-06 — The tariff classification of an identifier from China.
Images and information regarding the good was provided electronically. The imported merchandise is a safety-style vest constructed of knit 100% polyester bright yellow mesh fabric. The vest is a sleeveless pullover with fabric capping at the edges and is open at the sides except for elastic near the waist. The rear of the vest is silk screened with the words “Mormon Helping Hands” at the top, a helping hand design in the middle, and the words “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints” on the bottom; the front is silk screened with a smaller version of the design and the name of the…
J81196 · 2003-02-20 — The tariff classification of tassels and embroidery items from Taiwan.
The items to be imported are five colored textile cords with tassels varying in size from ½ inch to 6 inches. The tassels will be scarlet, blue, purple, gold and white. You indicate that the colors are from the book of Exodus when the Lord instructed Moses and Aaron to build a temple with these colors. The cords and tassels represent the Four Paths of righteousness and the Cord of Grace. They will be presented to young men (ages 14 and 15) at a church ceremony by their mentors and parents. You have submitted a sample of the tassel in gold. In addition, embroidery items of the religious crest…
I85795 · 2002-09-05 — The tariff classification of clerical clothing and other regalia from Ireland.
The merchandise to be imported consists of clerical clothing and other regalia. You have submitted brochures illustrating your full product list. U.S. Note 1, Subchapter X, Chapter 98, HTSUSA, provides that: The term “regalia,” as used in this subchapter, (subheadings 9810.00.15 and 9810.00.45) embraces only such insignia of rank or office, emblems or other articles as may be worn upon the person or borne in the hand during public exercises of the institution, and does not include articles of furniture or fixtures, nor regular wearing apparel, nor personal property of individuals. The…
h83272 · 2001-07-24 — The tariff classification of liturgical items from Canada.
Descriptive literature was furnished and has been retained by this office. The items in question are Vestures (robes), Stoles (shawls) and Altar Items. All items will be made of five woven fabrics. The fiber content will be 75% polyester/25% rayon, 55% polyester/45% wool, 55% acetate/45% cotton, 32% polyester/60% rayon/8% metallic and 80% wool/20% polyester. The vesture (robe) is the uppermost garment worn by a priest when celebrating Mass. The altar items consist of altar hangings, lectern hangings, altar scarves and altar cloths. The sanctuary decorations are textile wall hangings and the…
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