Rubber Indoor Slide House Slippers

These house slippers feature uppers made almost entirely of flexible rubber or plastics, covering over 90% of the external surface area, with a matching rubber outer sole. They are designed for indoor use as comfortable slides without foxing bands or protective features against weather. Classification under 6402.99.31.10 is due to the predominant rubber/plastic upper and house slipper designation.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China6%+10.0%16%
🇲🇽Mexico6%+10.0%16%
🇨🇦Canada6%+10.0%16%
🇩🇪Germany6%+10.0%16%
🇯🇵Japan6%+10.0%16%

Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

6402.99.90Higher: 37.5% vs 16%

If upper rubber/plastics ≤90% external surface area

Material dominance shifts to 'other' category when plastics/rubber do not predominate per chapter note 4(a).

6405.90.90Higher: 22.5% vs 16%

If featuring substantial textile uppers

Textile materials with minimal rubber/plastic visible layer classify under Chapter 64 footwear with textile uppers.

6902Lower: 10% vs 16%

If sold as protective over-slippers for weather

Exclusion applies to footwear designed as protection against water, cold, or inclement weather.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Verify upper material composition exceeds 90% rubber/plastics via lab testing to confirm HTS 6402.99.31.10 classification

Provide detailed photos and material breakdowns in entry documentation to avoid misclassification as textile uppers

Ensure no foxing or foxing-like bands are present, as those exclude from this subheading

Related Products under HTS 6402.99.31.10

Plastic Clog-Style House Slippers

Molded plastic house slippers resembling clogs, with uppers of solid plastics exceeding 90% external surface and a durable plastic outer sole. Intended solely for indoor household comfort without reinforcements like foxing. Falls under 6402.99.31.10 for rubber/plastic-dominated uppers in house slipper form.

Rubber-Banded Open-Toe House Slippers

Open-toe slippers for home use with rubber uppers forming straps and bands over 90% of the visible external surface, paired with rubber soles. No overlapping foxing or weatherproofing features present. Precisely matches 6402.99.31.10 as non-protective house slippers with dominant rubber composition.

Transparent Plastic Mule House Slippers

Backless mule-style house slippers made from clear plastics, where the upper material visibly covers over 90% external area including any edging. Designed exclusively for indoor lounging with plastic ground-contact sole. Classifies in 6402.99.31.10 due to plastic predominance and house slipper purpose.

Colored Rubber Flop House Slippers

Simple rubber flip-flop style slippers for indoor home wear, with solid rubber uppers exceeding 90% surface coverage and no foxing overlaps. Color variations do not affect classification per chapter notes. HTS 6402.99.31.10 applies for these non-weatherproof house slippers.

Soft Plastic Scuff House Slippers

Low-profile scuff slippers crafted from soft plastics forming the entire upper structure over 90% externally, with cushioned plastic soles for home use. Excludes any weather or chemical protection designs. Fits 6402.99.31.10 criteria for rubber/plastic house slippers.

Rubber Poolside Indoor Slippers

Rubber slippers marketed for indoor poolside or bathroom use, featuring rubber uppers over 90% surface and non-slip soles, but not as weather over-shoes. Lacks protective exclusions like chemical resistance. 6402.99.31.10 due to house slipper indoor intent.