CBP Ruling Database
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The tariff classification of men’s pants from China
The tariff classification of men’s pants from China
The tariff classification of men’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of a boys’ jeans with an attached wallet from China
The tariff classification of a boys’ jeans with an attached wallet from China
The tariff classification of men’s pants and shorts and women’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s pants and shorts and women’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s pants and shorts and women’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s pants and shorts and women’s pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s lounge pants from Honduras
The tariff classification of men’s lounge pants from Honduras
The tariff classification of men’s woven garments from India
The tariff classification of men’s woven garments from India
The tariff classification of men’s and boys’ pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s and boys’ pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s and boys’ pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s and boys’ pants from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of boys’ trousers from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of boys’ trousers from the Dominican Republic
Classification of Apparel Articles Made from Fabric Commercially Unavailable in the U.S.; U.S. Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act; Subheading 9820.11.27, HTSUS; Dear Mr. Sekin: This is in response to your letter dated September 12, 2003, requesting a binding ruling on the classification and eligibility of apparel articles made from certain cotton fabric for duty-free treatment under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA). This request was made on behalf of George Wu, Inc. You submitted samples of the garments for our examination. FACTS: The fabrics of the garment submitted are stated to be made from 21NM single ring-spun yarns of different colors, classified in HTS 5208.43.00, of 2x2. twill weave construction, and weighing less than 200 grams per square meter. You state that the fabric is formed in China. You indicate that the fabric will be cut and assembled into men’s pants, pajamas, men’s shirts, and women’s pants, in Nicaragua. You also state that
Classification of Apparel Articles Made from Fabric Commercially Unavailable in the U.S.; U.S. Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act; Subheading 9820.11.27, HTSUS; Dear Mr. Sekin: This is in response to your letter dated September 12, 2003, requesting a binding ruling on the classification and eligibility of apparel articles made from certain cotton fabric for duty-free treatment under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA). This request was made on behalf of George Wu, Inc. You submitted samples of the garments for our examination. FACTS: The fabrics of the garment submitted are stated to be made from 21NM single ring-spun yarns of different colors, classified in HTS 5208.43.00, of 2x2. twill weave construction, and weighing less than 200 grams per square meter. You state that the fabric is formed in China. You indicate that the fabric will be cut and assembled into men’s pants, pajamas, men’s shirts, and women’s pants, in Nicaragua. You also state that
The tariff classification of men’s pants from Indonesia
The tariff classification of men’s pants from Indonesia
The tariff classification of men’s woven boxer shorts and lounge pants from Nicaragua.
The tariff classification of men’s woven boxer shorts and lounge pants from Nicaragua.
The tariff classification of men’s shorts from Kazakhstan
The tariff classification of men’s shorts from Kazakhstan
The tariff classification of a man’s pant and textile material belt from Sri Lanka
The tariff classification of a man’s pant and textile material belt from Sri Lanka
The tariff classification of men’s shorts from Cambodia
The tariff classification of men’s shorts from Cambodia
The tariff classification of a man’s pant and textile material belt from Sri Lanka
The tariff classification of a man’s pant and textile material belt from Sri Lanka
The tariff classification of men’s woven shorts from Sri Lanka
The tariff classification of men’s woven shorts from Sri Lanka
The tariff classification of boys’ trousers from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of boys’ trousers from the Dominican Republic
The tariff classification of men’s lounge pants from China
The tariff classification of men’s lounge pants from China
The tariff classification of men’s shorts from China and Sri Lanka.
The tariff classification of men’s shorts from China and Sri Lanka.
The tariff classification of men’s sleep shorts from either Macau or Cambodia.
The tariff classification of men’s sleep shorts from either Macau or Cambodia.
The tariff classification of men’s pants from India
The tariff classification of men’s pants from India
Application for Further Review of Protest No. 5201-02-100807; Classification of Certain Men’s Garments; Sleepwear vs. Loungewear Dear Sir: This is in response to the request for further review of Protest No. 5201-02-100807 timely filed on September 30, 2002, by Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, on behalf of their client, Wilk Shirt Corp. (Wilk), against liquidation of certain men's garments as lounge pants of heading 6203, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The protest involves five styles of garments which were entered between June 4, 2001 and February 26, 2002. When entered, the garments were classified as pajamas. A supplemental information letter was submitted to the port claiming the garments should have been entered as other sleepwear. In a Request For Information dated April 9, 2002, Wilk was asked to submit documentation in support of its claim that the imported garments were sleep pants. After submissions by Wilk, a meeting with their attorney, and an ex
Application for Further Review of Protest No. 5201-02-100807; Classification of Certain Men’s Garments; Sleepwear vs. Loungewear Dear Sir: This is in response to the request for further review of Protest No. 5201-02-100807 timely filed on September 30, 2002, by Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, on behalf of their client, Wilk Shirt Corp. (Wilk), against liquidation of certain men's garments as lounge pants of heading 6203, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The protest involves five styles of garments which were entered between June 4, 2001 and February 26, 2002. When entered, the garments were classified as pajamas. A supplemental information letter was submitted to the port claiming the garments should have been entered as other sleepwear. In a Request For Information dated April 9, 2002, Wilk was asked to submit documentation in support of its claim that the imported garments were sleep pants. After submissions by Wilk, a meeting with their attorney, and an ex