Chancellor Ceremonial Cap
Velvet mortarboard with gold tassel worn by university chancellor during official academic functions. HTS 9810.00.45.00 applies as regalia worn on person during nonprofit educational institution public exercises. Distinct from general headgear by ceremonial institutional use.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If used as general academic cap outside regalia ceremonies
Headgear not serving specific insignia function during public exercises classified under Chapter 65
If knitted construction predominates
Material construction determines primary classification when not regalia
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document position description requiring cap for ceremonies; store separately from regular academic caps; include in institutional inventory records
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