Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "64" represent shoes.

Specifically, Chapter 64 covers all types of shoes, including:

• Sport shoes
• Casual shoes
• Dress shoes
• Boots
• Slippers
• Sandals
• Other types of shoes

As well as components such as shoe soles and uppers.

Therefore, if the product is a type of shoe, its HS code is likely to start with "64".

To determine the specific HS code more precisely, more detailed information about the material, purpose, and structure of the shoes is needed.

First four digits explanation: HS code: 6401

Classification description: Waterproof shoes with outsoles and rubber or plastic uppers, where the uppers are not fixed to the soles and are not assembled by sewing, riveting, nailing, screwing, or similar methods.

Specific meaning: Refers to waterproof shoes where the upper is not connected to the sole by traditional methods such as sewing, but instead is joined or combined in other ways, using rubber or plastic materials.

Six-digit explanation: HS code: 6401.92

Classification: Waterproof shoes with outsoles and uppers made of rubber or plastic, where the uppers are not fixed to the soles and are not assembled by sewing, riveting, nailing, screwing, or similar methods.

Specific classification:

• Other shoes
• Covering the ankle but not the knee
• Other
• Other

This code applies to waterproof shoes where the upper is not connected to the sole by traditional methods.

8-10 digits explanation: hscode: 6401923000 Classification: Waterproof shoes and boots with outsoles and uppers made of rubber or plastic, where the uppers are not fixed to the soles and are not assembled by sewing, riveting, nailing, screwing, pinning, or similar methods: --> Other shoes and boots: --> Covering the ankle but not the knee: --> Ski boots and snowboard boots Explanation: This HS code corresponds to waterproof shoes and boots where the upper is not fixed to the sole and is not assembled by traditional methods such as sewing or riveting. Specifically, it refers to ski boots and snowboard boots that cover the ankle but not the knee.