Find HS Code and trade information for Cotton Paper Yarn Men's Travel Bag

Product Name: Cotton Paper Yarn Men's Travel Bag
Classification: Travel Bag with Outer Surface Made of Textile Material (Cotton Paper Yarn)
HS CODEs Identified:
- 4202.92.33.05
- 4202.22.89.30
- 4202.12.89.60

🔍 Key Classification Notes:

• All three HS codes fall under Chapter 42, which covers Articles of leather, raw hides, skins, and other animal products. However, 4202 specifically refers to Travel, sports, or similar bags, of leather or composition leather.
• The material (cotton paper yarn) is a textile, not leather, which may raise a classification concern. This could suggest that the product might be more appropriately classified under Chapter 63 (Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted, etc.), or Chapter 42 if it is considered a "bag" made of textile materials.
• Clarification is needed on whether the bag is made of textile materials (cotton paper yarn) or leather. If it is textile-based, the HS code may be incorrect.

📊 Tariff Summary (All HS Codes):

• Base Tariff Rate: 17.6%
• Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
• Special Tariff (After April 11, 2025): 30.0%
• Total Tariff Rate: 72.6%

⚠️ Important Notes:

• April 11, 2025 Special Tariff: A 30.0% additional tariff will be applied after April 11, 2025. This is a time-sensitive policy and must be considered in cost planning.
• Anti-dumping duties on iron and aluminum: Not applicable for this product (textile-based travel bag).
• Material Verification: Confirm the exact composition of the bag (e.g., is it made of cotton paper yarn or leather?). This will determine the correct HS code and applicable tariffs.
• Unit Price and Certification: Verify the unit price and whether any certifications (e.g., textile standards, origin documentation) are required for customs clearance.

✅ Proactive Advice:

• Double-check the product composition to ensure the correct HS code is used.
• Review the product's origin (country of manufacture) to determine if any preferential tariffs apply.
• Consult with a customs broker or import compliance expert to ensure full compliance with local regulations.
• Keep records of material composition, unit price, and any certifications for audit purposes.

Let me know if you need help verifying the product's composition or finding the correct HS code based on the actual materials used. Product Name: Cotton Paper Yarn Men's Travel Bag
Classification: Travel Bag with Outer Surface Made of Textile Material (Cotton Paper Yarn)
HS CODEs Identified:
- 4202.92.33.05
- 4202.22.89.30
- 4202.12.89.60

🔍 Key Classification Notes:

• All three HS codes fall under Chapter 42, which covers Articles of leather, raw hides, skins, and other animal products. However, 4202 specifically refers to Travel, sports, or similar bags, of leather or composition leather.
• The material (cotton paper yarn) is a textile, not leather, which may raise a classification concern. This could suggest that the product might be more appropriately classified under Chapter 63 (Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted, etc.), or Chapter 42 if it is considered a "bag" made of textile materials.
• Clarification is needed on whether the bag is made of textile materials (cotton paper yarn) or leather. If it is textile-based, the HS code may be incorrect.

📊 Tariff Summary (All HS Codes):

• Base Tariff Rate: 17.6%
• Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
• Special Tariff (After April 11, 2025): 30.0%
• Total Tariff Rate: 72.6%

⚠️ Important Notes:

• April 11, 2025 Special Tariff: A 30.0% additional tariff will be applied after April 11, 2025. This is a time-sensitive policy and must be considered in cost planning.
• Anti-dumping duties on iron and aluminum: Not applicable for this product (textile-based travel bag).
• Material Verification: Confirm the exact composition of the bag (e.g., is it made of cotton paper yarn or leather?). This will determine the correct HS code and applicable tariffs.
• Unit Price and Certification: Verify the unit price and whether any certifications (e.g., textile standards, origin documentation) are required for customs clearance.

✅ Proactive Advice:

• Double-check the product composition to ensure the correct HS code is used.
• Review the product's origin (country of manufacture) to determine if any preferential tariffs apply.
• Consult with a customs broker or import compliance expert to ensure full compliance with local regulations.
• Keep records of material composition, unit price, and any certifications for audit purposes.

Let me know if you need help verifying the product's composition or finding the correct HS code based on the actual materials used.