Rush Grass Newsboy Cap
A structured newsboy cap woven from rush grass strips, lined for shape. Classified in 6504.00.90 for assembled strip headgear, capturing traditional plaiting.
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If tweed fabric construction
Fabric newsboy caps without plaiting are general headgear in 6505.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Source from approved rush regions; document strip assembly process; size panels correctly for customs valuation
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