6404.19.39.15 - House slippers 🖩

This HTS subheading, 6404.19.39.15, specifically classifies house slippers. These are footwear designed for indoor use, characterized by their comfort and ease of wear. They typically feature outer soles made of rubber, plastics, leather, or composition leather, and their uppers are constructed from textile materials. The defining characteristic is their primary purpose as soft, comfortable footwear for wear within a domestic environment.

While other categories under 6404.19.39 might include different types of footwear with textile uppers and rubber or plastic soles, this specific code is reserved for house slippers. It's crucial to distinguish these from outdoor footwear or specialized indoor shoes that may have different construction or closure mechanisms. The "slip-on type" designation within the broader category already implies a certain ease of wear, but this subheading narrows it down to the domestic application of such designs.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification under this code remains on confirming that the footwear meets all the preceding criteria: an outer sole of rubber, plastics, leather, or composition leather; an upper of textile materials; and its intended use as a house slipper. Examples falling under this classification include traditional slipper styles such as moccasin-style slippers, bootie slippers, and slide slippers, all designed for casual indoor wear.