Description

Classification
CN code

Reasons

(1)

(2)

(3)

1. Four items packaged together for retail sale and consisting of:

These four items cannot be considered as 'goods put up in sets for retail sale' because they do not meet a particular need or serve to carry out a specific activity.

(a) A single coloured knitted net garment which covers the lower part of the body from waist to upper thigh (100% synthetic fibres) for a child. With an elasticated waist, two layers of trim attached to waist band, one of knitted net and one of knitted 100% synthetic fibres.
The edges of the garment are unhemmed.
A knitted net flower shape attached to the front for decoration.

6104 53 00

Classification is determined by the provisions of General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, and the wording of CN codes 6104 and 6104 53 00
Note 1(e) to Chapter 95 excludes textile fancy dresses of Chapters 61 and 62.
See also the HS explanatory note to heading 9505, (A), (3).

(skirt)

(See photograph No 610A)(*)

(b) A plastic wand with metallic star and a feather trim. (See photograph No 610 B) (*)

9503 90 32

Classification is determined by the provisions of General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, and the wording of CN codes 9503, 9503 90 and 9503 90 32.

(c) A pair of dancing slippers (toys) with a textile upper, elastic around the upper edge and across the width of the shoe, which is trimmed with ribbon. With plastic soles. On the front of each dancing slipper there is a rosette made of knitted net, and a bow of 100% synthetic fibres.
(See photograph No 610 C) (*)

9503 90 37

Classification is determined by the provisions of General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, note 1(f) of Chapter 64 and the wording of CN Codes 9503, 9503 90 and 9503 90 37.
The dancing slippers (toys) are not considered to be footwear of Chapter 64 because of the tightness of the elastic around the upper edge of the dancing slippers (toys) and across the foot. The textile used would not withstand regular wear as dancing slippers.

(d) A handbag of clear plastic sheet with a design printed on the front. With a zip closure. With webbing shoulder strap (not adjustable). With trim around the edges.

4202 22 10

Classification is determined by the provisions of General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, and the wording of CN codes 4202, 4202 22 and 4202 22 10.

Measures: 16 cm x 13,5 cms x 4,5 cm (handbag)

Note 1(d) to Chapter 95 excludes 'sports bags or other containers of heading 4202, 4303 and 4304'.

(See photograph No 610 D) (*)

2. Three items packaged together for retail sale and consisting of:
(a) A woven dress for children (100 % synthetic fibres) with a V-shaped neck without an opening.
The bodice has applied knitted lace covering the woven fabric. It has short sleeves with elasticated sleeve ends. It is unhemmed at the neckline, sleeve ends and at the base of the garment.

6204 43 00

Classification is determined by the provisions of General Rules 1, 3(b) and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, and the wording of CN codes 6204 and 6204 43 00.
Note 1(e) to Chapter 95 excludes textile fancy dresses of Chapters 61 and 62.
See also the HS explanatory note to heading 9505, (A), (3).

(b) Two knitted accessories consisting of a knitted veil and a textile bouquet (100 % synthetic fibres).

The goods are packaged together as a fancy dress set for a child

(dress)

(See photograph No 611 (*)

3. Sandal with outer soles of rubber, with sole and heel combined having a height of less than 3 cm and with insoles of a length of 24 cm or more. The majority of the external surface of the upper consists of straps of leather lined with woven man-made fibre fabrics. Three straps of textile material fasten across the forefoot with a velcro-type fastening.
(See photographs No 609 A + B) (*)

6403 99 33

Classification is determined by General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, Note 4 to Chapter 64, additional note 1 to Chapter 64 and the wording of CN codes 6403, 6403 99 and 6403 99 33.
This sandal cannot be classified as 'sports footwear' within the meaning of subheading note 1 to chapter 64.
Neither can it be considered as footwear 'designed for sporting activity' within the meaning of the definition of 'footwear involving special technology", because, inter alia, the upper does not give the foot stability in the shoe.

4. Indoor footwear with a knitted upper of pile fabrics with an applied ribbing covering the ankle with an animal head (monkey) made of the same material as the remainder of the upper sewn to the vamp.
The sole consists of a layer of soft cellular plastic material inserted between two textile layers.
The outer textile layer is made of a resistant textile material and has applied PVC-dots. The outer textile material (approximately 80 % of the surface of the outer sole) and the PVC-dots (approximately 20 % of the surface of the outer sole) make contact with the ground.
(See photographs No 608 A + B) (*)

6405 20 91

Classification is determined by General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, Note 4(b) to Chapter 64, additional note 2 to Chapter 64 and the wording of CN codes 6405, 6405 20 and 6405 20 91
The outer textile layer has the characteristics of durability and/or strength usually required for the normal use of an outer sole.
Taking into account these characteristics the outer sole has to be considered as a textile sole.