Harmonized System Code Classification

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

Specifically, Chapter 64 includes all types of shoes, such as:

• Sports shoes
• Casual shoes
• Formal shoes
• Boots
• Slippers
• Sandals
• Other types of shoes

as well as components such as the soles and uppers of shoes.

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

To more accurately determine the specific HS code, it is necessary to consider more detailed information such as the material, purpose, and structure of the shoes.

First four digits explanation: HS Code: 6402

Classification Description: Other shoes, with soles and uppers of rubber or plastic.

Other information:

• General Tariff: Not provided
• Special Tariff: Not provided
• Tariff 2: Not provided
• Quota Quantity: Not provided
• Additional Tariff: Not provided
• Unit of Measurement: Not provided

Six-digit explanation: HS Code: 6402.19

Classification: Other shoes, with soles and uppers of rubber or plastic: --> Sports shoes: --> Other: --> Value exceeding $12 per pair: --> Other

Meaning: Refers to other shoes with soles and uppers made of rubber or plastic, specifically sports shoes, and other sports shoes with a value exceeding $12 per pair.

8-10 digit explanation: HS Code: 6402199031

Classification: Other shoes with soles and uppers of rubber or plastic --> Sports shoes --> Other --> Other --> Price exceeding $12 per pair --> Men's shoes

Explanation: This HS code corresponds to sports shoes with soles and uppers made of rubber or plastic, further classified as other types, with a price exceeding $12 per pair, and specifically men's shoes.

Example Products: * Men's sports shoes made of rubber or plastic soles and uppers, priced above $12 per pair * Running shoes with rubber soles and plastic uppers, for men, priced above $12 per pair * Men's training shoes with synthetic rubber and plastic components, priced over $12 per pair