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Knitted Terry Cloth Scuff House Slippers

Backless scuff-style slippers with knitted terry cloth textile uppers (synthetic fibers) and flexible rubber-based soles featuring textile covering that doesn't qualify under US note 5. Valued at $7.50/pair, they are indoor house slippers per the subheading, with uppers dominating external surface area.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China12.5%+12.5%25%
🇲🇽Mexico12.5%+10.0%22.5%
🇨🇦Canada12.5%+10.0%22.5%
🇩🇪Germany12.5%—12.5%
🇯🇵Japan12.5%+40.0%52.5%

Alternative Classifications

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

6404.19Same rate: 25%

If disposable or valued not over $6.50/pair

Lower value or single-use house slippers classify separately from valued over $6.50 items.

6405.90.90Same rate: 25%

If for uppers of vegetable textile fibers

If uppers switch to vegetable fibers like jute or cotton blends, it moves to 6405 other textile upper categories.

6115.96.90.10Higher: 27.1% vs 25%

If sold as sock-like without rigid sole

Knitted footlets or loose slippers without a defined rubber/plastic outer sole are classified as knitted socks.

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Import Tips & Compliance

• Include knit construction details but confirm it's woven/knitted textile upper under Chapter 64, not shifting to Chapter 61

• Avoid common pitfall of undervaluation; use commercial invoices matching retail value for accurate duty assessment

• Ensure no cleats or spikes, as that would invoke sports footwear definitions