The tariff classification of a woman's suit from Hungary.Dear Ms. Shira:In your letter dated June 22, 1990, on behalf of your client, Harve Benard, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The submitted sample, style number 40-3363P-HB, is a woman's two-piece suit, consisting of a short jacket and a skirt. Both components are cut and sewn from identical, woven fabric composed of 100% wool.The jacket, which extends approximately two inches below the waist, has an outershell constructed from six panels (two at the front, two at the back, and two at the sides) sewn together lengthwise. It features long sleeves with vented (slit) edges, each of which is secured by four, gold-tone, metal buttons; a full frontal opening secured by three, gold-tone, metal buttons; a full lining; a round neckline, without any collar treatment; shoulder pads; and a straight bottom. The jacket also features three, rectangle-shaped pieces of (self) fabric, permanently attached on the front, which simulate
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The tariff classification of a woman's suit from Hungary.Dear Ms. Shira:In your letter dated June 22, 1990, on behalf of your client, Harve Benard, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The submitted sample, style number 40-3363P-HB, is a woman's two-piece suit, consisting of a short jacket and a skirt. Both components are cut and sewn from identical, woven fabric composed of 100% wool.The jacket, which extends approximately two inches below the waist, has an outershell constructed from six panels (two at the front, two at the back, and two at the sides) sewn together lengthwise. It features long sleeves with vented (slit) edges, each of which is secured by four, gold-tone, metal buttons; a full frontal opening secured by three, gold-tone, metal buttons; a full lining; a round neckline, without any collar treatment; shoulder pads; and a straight bottom. The jacket also features three, rectangle-shaped pieces of (self) fabric, permanently attached on the front, which simulate
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CBP Ruling 853731 (6204110000): The tariff classification of a woman's suit from Hungary.Dear Ms. Shira:In your letter dated June 22, 1990, on behalf of your client, Harve Benard, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The submitted sample, style number 40-3363P-HB, is a woman's two-piece suit, consisting of a short jacket and a skirt. Both components are cut and sewn from identical, woven fabric composed of 100% wool.The jacket, which extends approximately two inches below the waist, has an outershell constructed from six panels (two at the front, two at the back, and two at the sides) sewn together lengthwise. It features long sleeves with vented (slit) edges, each of which is secured by four, gold-tone, metal buttons; a full frontal opening secured by three, gold-tone, metal buttons; a full lining; a round neckline, without any collar treatment; shoulder pads; and a straight bottom. The jacket also features three, rectangle-shaped pieces of (self) fabric, permanently attached on the front, which simulate
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