Potentially yes. If the bird species from which the feathers or skins originate is listed under CITES Appendix I or II, both an export permit from the country of origin and a US Fish & Wildlife Service import permit are required. Importers should identify the species before shipment, as enforcement at the port of entry can result in seizure of non-compliant goods.

Artificial flowers, foliage, and fruit that imitate natural botanical forms classify under heading 6702 regardless of the material (plastic, silk, feathers, etc.). Generic plastic decorative objects that do not represent a specific plant form would classify under the plastics chapter. The key criterion is whether the article is designed to represent a flower, leaf, or fruit — not the material from which it is made.

Heading 6703 covers raw or prepared human hair and animal hair used as input material for wigs and similar articles — essentially the unfinished stock. Heading 6704 covers the finished articles: wigs, false beards, eyebrows, eyelashes, switches, and other made-up hair articles. A bundle of sorted human hair ready for wig-making goes in 6703; a completed wig goes in 6704.