Find HS Code and trade information for Fashion Braided Handbag

Product Classification: Fashion Braided Handbag
HS CODE: 4202224040, 4202224030, 4202228980, 4202228100, 4202228970, 4602192920

🔍 Classification Overview

Based on the product description "Fashion Braided Handbag," the most likely HS codes are in the 420222 series, which covers handbags with woven surfaces made of textile or plastic materials. The 4602192920 code applies to handbags made directly from plant materials (e.g., rattan, bamboo, etc.).

📌 Key Tax Rate Breakdown

All listed HS codes share the following tax structure:

• Base Tariff Rate: 7.4% (for 4202224040/4202224030) or 17.6% (for 4202228980/4202228100/4202228970) or 5.3% (for 4602192920)
• Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
• Special Tariff (After April 2, 2025): 30.0%
• Total Tax Rate: 62.4% or 72.6% or 60.3% (depending on base rate)

⏰ Time-Sensitive Policy Alert

Additional tariffs of 30.0% will be imposed after April 2, 2025.
This is a critical date for customs clearance and cost estimation. Ensure your import timeline accounts for this increase.

📦 Material and Certification Considerations

• Verify the material composition (e.g., textile, plastic, or plant-based) to ensure correct HS code selection.
• Check the unit price to determine if the product falls under a different tariff category (e.g., luxury vs. standard).
• Certifications required: If the product is made of plant materials (e.g., rattan), ensure compliance with relevant environmental or import standards.

🛑 Anti-Dumping Duty Note

• Not applicable for handbags unless the product is made of iron or aluminum (which is not the case here). No anti-dumping duties are currently applicable for this product category.

✅ Proactive Advice

• Confirm the exact material used in the handbag (e.g., cotton, polyester, rattan, etc.) to ensure accurate HS code classification.
• Review the product's unit price to avoid misclassification due to value-based tariff thresholds.
• Check for any special certifications required for import (e.g., CE, RoHS, or environmental compliance).
• Plan for the 30.0% additional tariff after April 2, 2025, to avoid unexpected costs during customs clearance.

Let me know if you need help selecting the most accurate HS code based on your product's specific details. Product Classification: Fashion Braided Handbag
HS CODE: 4202224040, 4202224030, 4202228980, 4202228100, 4202228970, 4602192920

🔍 Classification Overview

Based on the product description "Fashion Braided Handbag," the most likely HS codes are in the 420222 series, which covers handbags with woven surfaces made of textile or plastic materials. The 4602192920 code applies to handbags made directly from plant materials (e.g., rattan, bamboo, etc.).

📌 Key Tax Rate Breakdown

All listed HS codes share the following tax structure:

• Base Tariff Rate: 7.4% (for 4202224040/4202224030) or 17.6% (for 4202228980/4202228100/4202228970) or 5.3% (for 4602192920)
• Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
• Special Tariff (After April 2, 2025): 30.0%
• Total Tax Rate: 62.4% or 72.6% or 60.3% (depending on base rate)

⏰ Time-Sensitive Policy Alert

Additional tariffs of 30.0% will be imposed after April 2, 2025.
This is a critical date for customs clearance and cost estimation. Ensure your import timeline accounts for this increase.

📦 Material and Certification Considerations

• Verify the material composition (e.g., textile, plastic, or plant-based) to ensure correct HS code selection.
• Check the unit price to determine if the product falls under a different tariff category (e.g., luxury vs. standard).
• Certifications required: If the product is made of plant materials (e.g., rattan), ensure compliance with relevant environmental or import standards.

🛑 Anti-Dumping Duty Note

• Not applicable for handbags unless the product is made of iron or aluminum (which is not the case here). No anti-dumping duties are currently applicable for this product category.

✅ Proactive Advice

• Confirm the exact material used in the handbag (e.g., cotton, polyester, rattan, etc.) to ensure accurate HS code classification.
• Review the product's unit price to avoid misclassification due to value-based tariff thresholds.
• Check for any special certifications required for import (e.g., CE, RoHS, or environmental compliance).
• Plan for the 30.0% additional tariff after April 2, 2025, to avoid unexpected costs during customs clearance.

Let me know if you need help selecting the most accurate HS code based on your product's specific details.