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U.S. imports of plastic statuettes & ornamental articles (HS 392640) totaled $63.6M in April 2026, traded with 83 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataDecorative bows for gift packaging (3926400010) and plastic statuettes and ornamental articles generally (3926400090) make up this heading, which covers a broad range of decorative consumer goods from figurines to seasonal décor. The heading is heavily sourced from China, giving Section 301 tariffs significant cost relevance for importers of holiday decorations, promotional figurines, and gift-wrap accessories. Classification here requires that the article's primary purpose be ornamental or decorative; functional articles with incidental decorative features are generally classified by their primary function elsewhere in the schedule.
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CBP generally classifies dual-purpose articles by their essential character or primary function. A coin bank shaped as a figurine is typically classified as a money box (a household article) rather than as a purely ornamental statuette, because the storage function is integral to its design. If the ornamental character clearly dominates and the functional aspect is incidental, 3926.40 may apply, but a binding ruling is the safest approach for high-volume programs.
Festive, carnival, and holiday articles are classified in Chapter 95 when they are used exclusively or primarily in connection with a specific holiday or festival. Plastic Christmas tree ornaments, for example, are typically classified under Chapter 95 rather than 3926.40. Generic decorative plastic objects not tied to a specific holiday remain in 3926.40. The seasonal or holiday-specific nature of the article's design and marketing is the key distinguishing factor.
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