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U.S. exports of house slippers with rubber or plastic uppers (>90% rubber/plastic external surface) (HS 6402991810) totaled $261K in June 2026, traded with 20 countries.
House slippers with outer soles and uppers of rubber or plastics — where the upper's external surface area exceeds 90% rubber or plastic — are classified at this 10-digit line within the broader rubber/plastic footwear heading, with the 90% threshold being the critical quantitative criterion. These goods are typically injection-molded or PVC-constructed indoor slippers, a high-volume consumer product category. Footwear from China has historically been subject to Section 301 tariffs, and this category also carries standard MFN duties, making total landed cost calculations essential for importers. The external surface area measurement method follows CBP's established footwear classification guidelines, and misapplication of the threshold is a frequent audit trigger.
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CBP measures the external surface area of the upper — excluding accessories, reinforcements, and the sole — to determine whether rubber or plastics constitute more than 90% of that area. Textile overlays, decorative elements, or fabric trim that cover a significant portion of the upper can push a slipper below the 90% threshold and into a different tariff line.
Yes. Footwear imported from China, including rubber and plastic house slippers, is subject to Section 301 tariffs in addition to the standard MFN duty rate applicable to this heading. Importers should verify the current Section 301 list status and any available exclusions with a licensed customs broker.
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