6307 — Made-up articles of textile materials, incl. dress patterns, n.e.s.

6307 Other finished products, including clothing patterns: 6307 10 – rags for flooring, dishes, dust removal and similar cleaning materials 6307 20 – vests and life belts 6307 90 – other

This heading covers finished articles of any textile material which are not included in the other headings of Title XI or are not named elsewhere in the Nomenclature. In particular, this heading covers: (1) Floor washing rags and wipes, dishes, dust removal and similar cleaning materials (impregnated or not impregnated with a cleaning agent, except those of heading 3401 or 3405). (2) Life jackets and belts. (3) Clothing patterns, usually of hard cloth; sometimes they come from separate parts sewn together in the form of garments. (4) Flags, pennants and banners, including all kinds of flags for decorating evenings, festivals or other purposes. (5) Household bags for laundry intended for washing or shoes, hosiery, sachets for scarves or room shoes, bags for pajamas or night shirts and similar products. (6) Clothing covers (portable wardrobes) other than those specified in heading 4202. (7) Covers for cars, suitcases, tennis rackets, etc. (8) Flat protective coatings (except tarpaulins and surface coverings of heading 6306). (9) Textile filters for coffee, freeze bags, etc.

(10) Shoe or boot cleaning or polishing pads (other than those of heading 3405). (11) Inflatable cushions (other than camping goods of heading 6306). (12) Quilted tea cosies. (13) Pin-cushions. (14) Shoe-laces, boot-laces, corset-laces, etc., with tagged ends; but laces of fine cord or string with tagged ends are excluded (heading 5609). (15) Belts worn around the waist but not having the character of the belts referred to in heading 6217, i.e., for industrial use (by electricians, pilots, parachutists, etc.); rigging straps and similar articles. (Belts constituting saddlery or harness are excluded from this heading – heading 4201.) (16) Carry-cots, portable cradles and similar portable articles for children. Children's seats suspended, for example, from the backs of car seats are excluded from this heading (heading 9401). (17) Covers and cases for umbrellas or sunshades. (18) Fans and hand screens of textile petals with frames of any material, and petals presented separately. However, fans and hand screens with frames of precious metal fall in heading 7113. (19) Packing cloths which, after use as wrappings for bales, have been sewn, roughly or loosely sewn at the edges, but which do not form sacks or bags or unfinished sacks or bags of heading 6305. (20) Cheese cloth cut into rectangles, with the ends of the warp threads knotted to prevent unravelling. (Cheese cloth in the piece, prepared for cutting to size or shape but requiring further working before use, is to be treated as fabric in the piece.) (21) Trimmings for umbrellas, sunshades, walking-sticks, etc.; sword-knots and similar articles. (22) Textile face-masks of the kind used by surgeons during operations. (23) Face-masks for protection against dust, odours, etc., without replaceable filter, but consisting of several layers of nonwovens, whether or not treated with activated carbon, or having a middle layer of synthetic fibres. (24) Rosettes (e.g., those awarded at competitions), other than those used for clothing. (25) Pieces of textile material which have already undergone some working (such as hemming or the forming of a neckline), intended for the manufacture of garments but not yet sufficiently completed to be identifiable as finished articles or parts thereof. (26) Supports referred to in Note 1 (b) to Chapter 90 for joints (e.g., knees, ankles, elbows or wrists) or muscles (e.g., thigh muscles), other than those falling in other headings of Section XI. (27) Nonwoven articles of a special shape, coated on one side with an adhesive protected by a sheet of paper or other material, and designed to fit around the lower part of the bust in order to give the bust its shape.

In addition to the made up articles listed above, this heading covers articles in the length, made up as described in Note 7 to Section XI, provided they are not covered by other headings of Section XI. This applies, for example, to textile draught excluders for doors or windows (including those with a layer of wadding). The heading does not cover textile articles which fall in more specific headings of this Chapter or of Chapters 56 – 62. The heading excludes: (a) saddlery and harness for any animal (heading 4201); (b) travel goods (suitcases, rucksacks, etc.), shopping bags, toilet bags, etc., and all similar articles of heading 4202; (c) printed matter (Chapter 49); (d) labels, badges and similar articles of heading 5807, 6117 or 6217; (e) knitted or crocheted headbands (heading 6117); (f) sacks and bags of heading 6305; (g) footwear, parts of footwear (including removable in-soles) and other articles (gaiters, spats, leggings, etc.) of Chapter 64; (h) headgear and parts and accessories thereof of Chapter 65; (ij) umbrellas and sun umbrellas (heading 6601); (k) artificial flowers, foliage or fruit and parts thereof, and articles made of artificial flowers, foliage or fruit (heading 6702); (l) inflatable canoes, kayaks and other floating structures (heading 8903); (m) measuring tapes (heading 9017); (n) watch straps (heading 9113); (o) toys, games and amusement articles, etc., of Chapter 95; (p) mops (heading 9603), hand sieves and hand riddles (heading 9604) and powder-puffs (heading 9616); (q) sanitary towels (pads) and tampons, napkins and diapers for babies and similar articles of heading 9619.

Sub-Chapter II SQUIREMENT 6308—Nabores consisting of fabrics and yarns or threads, with or without accessories, for the manufacture of carpets, tapestries, embroidered tablecloths or napkins or similar textiles, packaged for retail sale

The kits of this heading are used for embroidering, making rugs, etc. They must consist of at least one piece of woven fabric (e.g., canvas, whether or not printed with an embroidery design) and yarn or thread, whether or not cut to length (embroidery threads, rug-making yarn, etc.). Accessories such as needles and hooks may also be included in the kit. The fabric may be of any kind and may even be worked, e.g., as in the case of hemmed canvas used for making embroidered tapestries; however, it should be

noted that the fabric must remain the raw material for the work to be done and can never be an "article" in a condition ready for use without further finishing, such as, for example, a hemmed tablecloth which needs only to be decorated with a few embroidered motifs. It should be noted that this heading covers kits put up in packings for retail sale. The heading excludes kits of fabric, whether or not cut to shape, intended for making garments; these fall in their appropriate headings.

Subgroup III Clothes and textiles formerly in use; rags

Notes

Machine translation. The original is the Russian text of the EAEU tariff, and customs goes by it; this translation is for understanding only and has no legal force.

1. Subgroup I includes only finished articles of any textile material.

2. Subgroup I does not include:

(a) goods of Chapters 56 to 62; or

(b) second-hand clothing or other second-hand articles of heading 6309.

3. Heading 6309 covers only the following goods:

(a) articles of textile materials:

(i) clothing and accessories and parts thereof;

(ii) blankets and road blankets;

(iii) bed linen, dining, toiletry and kitchen clothes;

(iv) decorative articles, excluding carpets of headings 5701 to 5705 and hand-woven tapestries of heading 5805;

(b) shoes and hats made of any material other than asbestos.

For inclusion in this heading, the products referred to above must meet the following two requirements:

(i) must show signs of significant wear and tear, and

(ii) must be presented in bulk or in bales, bags or similar packaging.

Subheading note

Machine translation. The original is the Russian text of the EAEU tariff, and customs goes by it; this translation is for understanding only and has no legal force.

1. Subheading 6304 20 covers articles of basic fabrics impregnated or coated with alpha-cypermethrin (ISO), chlorphenapir (ISO), deltamethrin (INN, ISO), lambda-cyhalotrin (ISO), permethrin (ISO) or pyrimiphos-methyl (ISO).