6404.19.25.60 - For women 🖩

This HTS classification covers footwear specifically designed for women, featuring outer soles made from rubber or plastics and uppers constructed from textile materials. The footwear is further characterized by having uppers composed of vegetable fibers. Crucially, this category applies to footwear that is not primarily constructed from rubber or plastics, with less than 10 percent of its weight attributed to these materials. This means the dominant material composition of the upper is derived from plant-based fibers.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 6404.19.25.30 (For men) and 6404.19.25.90 (Other), is its explicit designation for women. The physical characteristics and construction criteria detailed in the parent categories, such as open toes/heels, slip-on design, and the absence of a substantial rubber or plastic foxing band, also apply here. The "With uppers of vegetable fibers" sub-level pinpoints the specific textile material used for the upper, differentiating it from other textile uppers that might fall under different subheadings.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories within this specific HTS code. Therefore, the classification is definitive for women's footwear meeting all the preceding material and construction criteria, with uppers made from vegetable fibers and less than 10% rubber or plastics by weight. Examples within this category could include women's sandals with jute uppers and rubber soles, or espadrilles with canvas uppers made from cotton or linen and a composite sole.