CBP Ruling Database
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The tariff classification of two women's sandals from Italyand Taiwan.
The tariff classification of two women's sandals from Italyand Taiwan.
The tariff classification of two women's sandals from Italyand Taiwan.
The tariff classification of two women's sandals from Italyand Taiwan.
Request for reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter (NYRL) 854935 dated August 22, 1990. Footwear, athletic, low-cut; Band, foxing-like; Overlap
Request for reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter (NYRL) 854935 dated August 22, 1990. Footwear, athletic, low-cut; Band, foxing-like; Overlap
Orthopedic footwear and insoles
Orthopedic footwear and insoles
The tariff classification of footwear from Italy
The tariff classification of footwear from Italy
The tariff classification of three children's sneakers fromthe Philippines. Dear Mr. Gonzales: In your letter dated August 29, 1990, you requested a tariffclassification ruling on behalf of your client, Trade PeakEnterprises Inc.
The tariff classification of three children's sneakers fromthe Philippines. Dear Mr. Gonzales: In your letter dated August 29, 1990, you requested a tariffclassification ruling on behalf of your client, Trade PeakEnterprises Inc.
The tariff classification of a woman's dress shoe fromChina.
The tariff classification of a woman's dress shoe fromChina.
The tariff classification of two women's dress shoes fromChina.
The tariff classification of two women's dress shoes fromChina.
The tariff classification of three women's dress shoes fromChina.
The tariff classification of three women's dress shoes fromChina.
The tariff classification of two women's dress shoes fromChina.
The tariff classification of two women's dress shoes fromChina.
The tariff classification of a child's sneaker from China.
The tariff classification of a child's sneaker from China.
The tariff classification of footwear from China andIndonesia
The tariff classification of footwear from China andIndonesia
The tariff classification of footwear from Taiwan
The tariff classification of footwear from Taiwan
The tariff classification of footwear from China
The tariff classification of footwear from China
Footwear, athletic; Band, foxing-like
Footwear, athletic; Band, foxing-like
Child's low-top athletic-type shoes with foxing-like band
Child's low-top athletic-type shoes with foxing-like band
The tariff classification of footwear from Korea.
The tariff classification of footwear from Korea.
The tariff classification of a beach sandal from Italy.
The tariff classification of a beach sandal from Italy.
The tariff classification of footwear from Spain
The tariff classification of footwear from Spain
Request for reconsideration of HeadquartersRuling Letter (HRL) 087847 dated September 26, 1990,concerning the tariff classification of a low-cutboy's athletic shoe. Band, foxing-like; Overlap;Encirclement, substantialDear Ms. Maguire:In a memorandum dated October 9, 1990, you asked that we reconsider the result reached in the subject letter.FACTS:The shoe in issue has a plastic upper. The bottom of the shoe is rubber and plastics and is of unit molded construction. Our examination of the sample reveals that while the toe bumper overlaps 30 percent of the perimeter of the upper by more than 1/4 inch, the overlap of the upper along the remaining perimeter of the shoe measures approximately 1/16 inch or slightly more.In HRL 087847 dated September 26, 1990, Customs held that the above-described low-cut boy's athletic shoe, Stock no. 73238, was classifiable under subheading 6402.99.15, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), as other footwear with outer soles a
Request for reconsideration of HeadquartersRuling Letter (HRL) 087847 dated September 26, 1990,concerning the tariff classification of a low-cutboy's athletic shoe. Band, foxing-like; Overlap;Encirclement, substantialDear Ms. Maguire:In a memorandum dated October 9, 1990, you asked that we reconsider the result reached in the subject letter.FACTS:The shoe in issue has a plastic upper. The bottom of the shoe is rubber and plastics and is of unit molded construction. Our examination of the sample reveals that while the toe bumper overlaps 30 percent of the perimeter of the upper by more than 1/4 inch, the overlap of the upper along the remaining perimeter of the shoe measures approximately 1/16 inch or slightly more.In HRL 087847 dated September 26, 1990, Customs held that the above-described low-cut boy's athletic shoe, Stock no. 73238, was classifiable under subheading 6402.99.15, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), as other footwear with outer soles a
The tariff classification of footwear from China
The tariff classification of footwear from China
The tariff classification of a child's shoe from Taiwan.
The tariff classification of a child's shoe from Taiwan.
The tariff classification of a child's shoe from China.
The tariff classification of a child's shoe from China.
Footwear, athletic. Jogger, imitation, low-cut; Band, foxing-like; Encirclement, substantial
Footwear, athletic. Jogger, imitation, low-cut; Band, foxing-like; Encirclement, substantial
The tariff classification of a woman's beaded shoe fromChina. Dear Mr. Savant: In your letter dated February 8, 1991, on behalf of yourclient Diesse Shoes, Inc., you requested a classification ruling. The submitted sample, no style number indicated, is awoman's casual, four eyelet, Bal, lace up shoe. The shoe is ofthe slip-on type with two rows of glass beads going around thetopline, and an upper that has an external surface area which ispredominately of a textile fabric, entirely covered with plasticdiscs with hand-sewn glass beads attached to the center of eachdisc. It also has a cemented-on, unit molded rubber/plasticbottom. We consider this shoe to have a foxing-like band.
The tariff classification of a woman's beaded shoe fromChina. Dear Mr. Savant: In your letter dated February 8, 1991, on behalf of yourclient Diesse Shoes, Inc., you requested a classification ruling. The submitted sample, no style number indicated, is awoman's casual, four eyelet, Bal, lace up shoe. The shoe is ofthe slip-on type with two rows of glass beads going around thetopline, and an upper that has an external surface area which ispredominately of a textile fabric, entirely covered with plasticdiscs with hand-sewn glass beads attached to the center of eachdisc. It also has a cemented-on, unit molded rubber/plasticbottom. We consider this shoe to have a foxing-like band.