Abaca Textile Espadrilles
Traditional espadrilles using abaca (Manila hemp) vegetable fiber uppers paired with jute textile soles, valued at $5.75/pair. Textile sole surface area prevails for ground contact, non-qualifying under U.S. Note 5, for HTS 6404.19.72 classification.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If imported as uppers only, without soles attached
Chapter Note 3 distinguishes complete footwear from separate uppers classified as parts.
If marketed as floor mats rather than wearable
Intended use as non-footwear textile article changes to Chapter 57 carpets.
If waterproof with coated textile uppers
Protective active features per U.S. note shift to 6402 for water-resistant designs over certain value.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide origin certificates for vegetable fibers to qualify for potential duty preferences
• Separate value documentation for soles/uppers if semi-assembled to avoid parts classification
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