Find HS Code and trade information for banderole

Banderole

A banderole (French origin) refers to a long, narrow strip of fabric or other material, often bearing a motto, emblem, or decorative design. It functions as a symbolic or decorative element, historically used in heraldry, military displays, and religious ceremonies, and continuing today in celebrations and branding.

Material:

Historically, banderoles were constructed from silk, linen, or wool. Modern banderoles can be made from a wider range of materials including:

• Fabric: Silk, polyester, cotton, satin, and other woven materials.
• Paper: For temporary or disposable applications.
• Plastic/Vinyl: Common for outdoor use due to weather resistance.
• Metal: Less common, but used for durable, decorative banderoles.

Purpose:

• Heraldry: Originally, banderoles displayed the colors and emblems of a knight or noble house, serving as a precursor to flags.
• Military: Used to identify units or commanders during battles or parades.
• Religious Ceremonies: Employed in processions or displayed within churches.
• Decoration: Used for celebratory events, festivals, and as part of interior design.
• Branding/Advertising: Modern applications include promotional displays, event signage, and product marketing.

Function:

The primary function of a banderole is visual communication. It serves to:

• Identify: Denote allegiance, membership, or origin.
• Communicate: Display messages, slogans, or symbols.
• Decorate: Enhance the aesthetic appearance of a space or event.
• Celebrate: Mark occasions or achievements.

Usage Scenarios:

• Historical Reenactments: Accurate representation of medieval or Renaissance displays.
• Parades & Processions: Identifying groups or themes.
• Festivals & Events: Decorative elements, branding, or announcements.
• Trade Shows & Conferences: Promotional signage and booth decoration.
• Product Launches: Highlighting new products or services.
• Interior Design: Adding color, texture, and symbolism to a space.
• Religious Settings: Used in processions or as decorative elements within churches.

Common Types:

• Heraldic Bandersole: Displays the colors and emblems of a coat of arms. Typically long and tapering, often with swallowtail ends.
• Military Guidon: A smaller, more compact banderole used to identify a specific unit.
• Streamer: A long, narrow banderole, often made of paper or plastic, used for decoration.
• Promotional Banderole: Used for advertising or branding, often printed with a company logo or message.
• Religious Processional Banderole: Displays religious symbols or phrases.
• Pennon: Similar to a banderole, but often longer and more pointed, frequently used in equestrian events.

Les banderoles peuvent être classées selon leur nature et leur utilisation. Voici les codes SH pertinents, basés sur les informations disponibles :

• 4911 10 00 80 : Cette classification concerne « Autres imprimés, y compris les images et les photographies : Matériel publicitaire imprimé, catalogues commerciaux et similaires ». Ce code pourrait s'appliquer si la banderole est utilisée à des fins publicitaires ou promotionnelles. La taxe totale est de 37,5 %, avec une base de 0,0 % et une surtaxe de 7,5 % (qui passera à 30 % après le 2 avril 2025).

• 4911 99 80 00 : Ce code SH couvre « Autres imprimés, y compris les images et les photographies : Autres : Autres : Autres : Autres ». Il peut être utilisé pour les banderoles imprimées qui ne relèvent pas spécifiquement de la catégorie publicitaire. La taxe totale est également de 37,5 %, avec une base de 0,0 % et une surtaxe de 7,5 % (qui passera à 30 % après le 2 avril 2025).

Il est important de noter que la classification exacte dépendra de la fonction spécifique de la banderole et de son utilisation prévue.