6403.99.90.05 - House slippers 🖩

This classification, HTS Code 6403.99.90.05, specifically designates "house slippers." These are characterized by their design for indoor use, typically featuring soft soles and flexible uppers, prioritizing comfort over durability or specialized protective features. The key defining element is their intended purpose as footwear worn within a domestic environment.

This category is distinguished from its sibling, HTS Code 6403.99.90.15, which covers "work footwear." While both fall under the broader "other footwear" umbrella within the leather-based category, house slippers are not designed for industrial or occupational settings and do not possess the reinforced construction or protective attributes typically associated with work boots or shoes. The primary differentiating factor is the intended use and associated construction.

As this node is a leaf node, it does not have further subcategories. Therefore, the focus remains on the precise definition of house slippers as defined by their construction and primary function for indoor comfort. When classifying items under this code, consider their construction: typically lightweight, with flexible outsoles (often rubber, plastic, or textile) and soft, non-supportive uppers, clearly indicating indoor, casual wear.