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Cotton Ankle House Slippers from Canada

Comfortable house slippers made with uppers primarily of cotton vegetable fibers, featuring an open toe design and covering the ankle for warmth. The outer sole is rubber or plastics comprising less than 10% by weight, qualifying under HTS 6404.19.25.15 due to the textile upper material, slip-on style without fasteners, and low rubber/plastics content.

Duty Rate — Canada → United States

17.5%

Rate breakdown

9903.05.2910%Section 301 (forced labor) — additional 10% ad valorem on products of Canada

Import Tips

Verify upper is predominantly vegetable fibers like cotton by surface area per Chapter Note 4(a); test for exact rubber/plastics weight percentage

Provide detailed material composition invoices; common pitfall is misclassifying due to foxing bands—ensure none overlap upper

Label as house slippers only if not suitable for outdoor use; retain lab tests for Customs audits