The tariff classification of a hairbrush, a comb, plastic jaw clips, elastic ponytail holders, and terry elastic ponytail holders packed in a drink bottle from China.

Request for reconsideration of NY I85107, dated August 21, 2002, concerning the classification of wristlets Dear Ms. Bowers: This is in reply to your letter of April 9, 2003, requesting reconsideration of the classification of wristlets in New York Ruling Letter (NY) I85107, dated August 21, 2002. Samples were submitted for our examination.FACTS:The two samples at issue are "wristlets" which are sold in bulk to the floral industry for the florist or designer to attach a corsage or other element for display on the wrist. They may also be used to attach design elements to surfaces such as around vases, door handles, church pews, or to add a floral/design accent. Sample 1, which was the subject, in part, of NY I85107, is composed of knit lace of man-made fibers with a textile hook and loop wristband and an aluminum frame. Sample 2, which is similar to Sample 1, is composed of woven man-made fiber fabric with a textile hook and loop wristband and an aluminum frame.

The tariff classification of a necklace, a bracelet, a ring, hair clips, and a ponytail holder from China.

The tariff classification of hand warmer muff from China.

The tariff classification of safety vest from Korea.

The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of a sleeve protector and protective upper body garment from Canada; Article 509