6403.91.60.10 - Work footwear 🖩

This classification, HTS Code 6403.91.60.10, specifically covers "Work footwear" designed for men, youths, and boys. The defining characteristics are that these shoes possess outer soles made of rubber, plastics, leather, or composition leather, and their uppers are constructed from leather. The "work footwear" designation implies a focus on durability, protection, and functionality for occupational use, distinguishing them from casual or fashion footwear within the broader category of leather-uppers and rubber/plastic/leather-soled footwear.

While the broader category encompasses "Other footwear" that covers the ankle, this subcategory drills down further. It distinguishes itself from potential sibling categories by focusing on the specific purpose of "work footwear." Without further subcategories at this level, the primary classification criteria hinge on the combination of leather uppers, appropriate outer sole materials, and the intended use as protective or durable work shoes for the specified male age groups. Examples would include sturdy leather boots or shoes with reinforced toes, oil-resistant soles, or other features specifically engineered for demanding work environments.