Canvas Tote Handbag
A spacious canvas tote handbag made primarily from vegetable fibers like cotton canvas, featuring sturdy handles and an open top design for everyday shopping or casual use. It falls under HTS 4202.22.60.00 as a handbag with an outer surface of textile materials from vegetable fibers, not pile or tufted, distinguishing it from structured leather or plastic alternatives. The 'other' subheading applies due to its simple construction without specialized features.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If featuring pile or tufted textile construction
Pile or tufted vegetable fiber surfaces (e.g., velvety or looped) are classified separately before the 'other' subheading in 4202.22.
If outer surface primarily plastic sheeting with minimal textile
Handbags dominated by plastic sheeting (e.g., PVC-coated) shift to plastic material headings, regardless of inner textile lining.
If unstructured and not designed for prolonged handbag use
Simple textile carryalls without rigid structure may classify as 'other made-up textile articles' outside Chapter 42 travel goods.
Not sure which classification is right?
Our AI classifier can analyze your specific product and recommend the correct HTS code with confidence.
Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify fiber content via lab tests to confirm vegetable fibers (e.g
• cotton, jute) exceed 50% for accurate classification under 4202.22.60.00
• Include detailed invoices specifying 'handbag of cotton canvas' and avoid generic 'bag' descriptions to prevent misclassification as 4202.92 (plastic sheeting)
• Watch for pile/tufted construction pitfalls; smooth canvas qualifies as 'other,' but textured may shift to earlier subheadings
Related Products under HTS 4202.22.60.00
Jute Woven Shoulder Bag
A bohemian-style shoulder bag handwoven from natural jute fibers, with adjustable strap and inner pocket for market trips or beach outings. Classified in HTS 4202.22.60.00 for handbags of vegetable fiber textiles (jute), smooth weave excluding pile/tufted types. Its structured form as a dedicated handbag keeps it in heading 4202 rather than general textiles.
Cotton Burlap Market Tote
Rustic market tote crafted from coarse cotton burlap (hessian weave), ideal for grocery hauls with reinforced bottom and long handles. HTS 4202.22.60.00 applies to this 'other' vegetable fiber handbag, smooth non-tufted surface, as a structured travel container rather than loose fabric. Burlap's vegetable origin (cotton plant) fits precisely within the textile subheading.
Hemp Twill Handbag
Durable handbag in hemp twill fabric, featuring zipper closure, multiple compartments, and eco-friendly appeal for urban commuters. Under HTS 4202.22.60.00 as other vegetable fiber textile handbag, hemp qualifies as plant-based non-pile construction. Its essential character as a structured carrier cements Chapter 42 placement.
Sisal Fiber Knapsack Handbag
Hybrid knapsack-handbag woven from sisal fibers, with backpack straps convertible to shoulder carry for versatile travel. HTS 4202.22.60.00 captures this as other vegetable textile handbag, sisal's agave plant origin fitting perfectly, smooth weave. Convertible design still primarily a handbag by function.
Raffia Straw Clutch Bag
Elegant clutch-style handbag braided from raffia palm fibers, flat smooth surface with magnetic clasp for evening wear. Fits HTS 4202.22.60.00 as other vegetable fiber textile handbag, raffia processed into fabric-like material. Excludes plaiting note due to textile processing.
Abaca Woven Crossbody Bag
Compact crossbody bag from abaca (Manila hemp) woven textile, adjustable strap and flap closure for daily errands. HTS 4202.22.60.00 for other non-pile vegetable fiber handbags, abaca's banana plant fiber ideal fit. Structured for prolonged use, avoiding exclusions.