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Fresh or chilled potatoes point indicatively to heading 0701, but frozen, dried, milled, and starch potato products fall under different headings. This guide works through the deciding factors and how to confirm the full national code.
HS code for leather gloves: the indicative 4203 heading, the 4203.21 sports versus 4203.29 other boundary, outer-surface and lining tests, and US, EU and UK national lines to confirm before declaring.
Finished leather is classified as a material, not as a finished article. This guide explains heading 4107 for bovine and equine leather, the headings for other animals, and the national codes to confirm.
A leather jacket with a leather outer surface is indicatively classified at 4203.10, articles of apparel, under heading 4203. Confirm the full national code in the destination tariff, since outer material, fur lining, and national splits can change the answer.
A leather waist belt is indicatively classified at 4203.30, belts and bandoliers of leather or composition leather, under heading 4203. Confirm the full national code in the destination tariff, since belt type, material and buckle treatment can change the answer.
A leather wallet is a pocket article under heading 4202: subheading 4202.31 for a leather or composition leather outer surface, 4202.32 for plastics sheeting or textile materials, with the full national code confirmed per destination.
Leather bags sit under heading 4202, split by container kind and outer surface: handbags at 4202.21, cases at 4202.11, pocket articles at 4202.31 and other bags at 4202.91. Confirm the full national code before filing.
Knitted beanies are headgear under heading 6505, at subheading 6505.00. This guide explains the Chapter 65 gate, the 6504 and 6506 boundaries, and the US, EU and UK national codes to confirm.
Woven windbreakers sit in heading 6201 or 6202, at the six-digit line for the shell fiber. This guide explains the windcheater, wind jacket and anorak tests, the water resistant line, and the US, EU and UK national codes to confirm.
A woven winter coat is tested under headings 6201 and 6202 by wearer group and shell fibre, with length deciding whether it is an overcoat, a car coat or a parka. Confirm the full national code before filing.
Woven puffer jackets sit in headings 6201 and 6202, split by wearer and fibre, with the overcoat or anorak split, down content and water resistance settled at the national level; confirm the full code before filing.
Knitted or crocheted cardigans sit in heading 6110, decided by the full front opening, fibre at six digits and wearer group, with US, EU and UK national codes running to 8-10 digits.
