Find HS Code and trade information for floral aprons

Floral Aprons

Floral aprons are protective garments worn over clothing to protect it from stains, spills, and general wear and tear, distinguished by their decorative floral patterns. They combine functionality with aesthetic appeal, commonly used in cooking, baking, gardening, crafting, and cleaning.

Material

Floral aprons are constructed from a variety of materials, each offering different properties:

• Cotton: A common and affordable choice, known for its breathability and comfort. Often machine washable.
• Linen: Durable and absorbent, offering a more rustic aesthetic. May require more careful washing.
• Polyester: Water-resistant and wrinkle-resistant, making it suitable for messier tasks. Often more affordable than natural fibers.
• Blends (Cotton/Polyester): Combine the benefits of both materials, offering durability, comfort, and ease of care.
• Oilcloth/Waxed Cotton: Provides excellent water resistance, ideal for gardening or tasks involving liquids.
• PVC/Vinyl: Waterproof and easy to clean, but less breathable.

Purpose & Function

The primary function of a floral apron is to protect clothing. Beyond this, they can:

• Hygiene: Prevent contamination of clothing during food preparation.
• Professionalism: Used in commercial kitchens and bakeries as part of a uniform.
• Style: Add a decorative element to an outfit, expressing personal taste.
• Pocket Storage: Many floral aprons include pockets for holding tools, utensils, or other small items.

Usage Scenarios

• Cooking & Baking: Protecting clothes from splatters and spills in the kitchen.
• Gardening: Shielding clothing from dirt, mud, and plant debris.
• Crafting: Preventing paint, glue, or other materials from staining clothes.
• Cleaning: Protecting clothes during household chores.
• Cafés & Restaurants: As part of a server or cook uniform.
• Floral Design: Protecting clothing while working with flowers and foliage.

Common Types

• Bib Aprons: Cover the torso, offering full front protection. Often have adjustable neck straps.
• Waist Aprons: Tie around the waist, providing protection to the lower body and front of the thighs.
• Cross-Back Aprons: Straps cross in the back, distributing weight more evenly and offering a more comfortable fit.
• Aprons with Pockets: Feature one or more pockets for convenient storage.
• Long Aprons: Extend below the knees, providing greater coverage.
• Short Aprons: End above the knees, offering a lighter, more streamlined design.
• Novelty Aprons: Feature unique floral designs, patterns, or themes.

Floral aprons fall under the category of articles of apparel and clothing accessories made of plastics or other materials. Here are the relevant HS codes based on the provided information:

• 3926209010: This HS code covers Other articles of plastics and articles of other materials of headings 3901 to 3914: Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (including gloves, mittens and mitts): Other: Other Aprons. This is a broad category encompassing aprons made from various materials, including plastics.

  • 39: Chapter 39 covers plastics and articles thereof.
  • 26: Heading 3926 specifically relates to articles of apparel and clothing accessories made of plastics.
  • 20: Subheading 392620 covers other articles of plastics and articles of other materials.
  • 90: Further specifies 'Other' articles of apparel and clothing accessories.
  • 10: Specifically designates 'Other Aprons'.

• 3926209010: This HS code has a base tariff of 5.0%, a surcharge of 25.0%, and a surcharge of 30.0% after April 2, 2025, resulting in a total tariff of 60.0%.

Regarding HS code 3926209010, please note that the material composition of the apron will be a key factor in determining the correct classification. If the apron is made of leather or composition leather, HS code 4203406000 may be more appropriate.