7419.80.15.00 - Containers of a kind normally carried on the person, in the pocket or in the handbag 🖩

This HTS classification, 7419.80.15.00, specifically covers copper articles designed for personal portability, such as those typically carried on the person, in pockets, or within handbags. These are generally smaller, often decorative or functional items, intended for individual use and convenience rather than for industrial or bulk storage. Examples include copper cigarette cases, small copper snuff boxes, or compact copper containers for personal items.

It's important to distinguish this category from its siblings. Unlike copper springs (7419.80.16.00) or chain and parts thereof (7419.80.17.00), these articles are defined by their intended use as personal accoutrements rather than mechanical components or links. It also differs from the "cloth, grill, netting, and expanded metal of copper wire" which are characterized by their mesh or expanded structure derived from copper wire.

As this is a terminal classification, there are no further subcategories under 7419.80.15.00. Classification into this code relies heavily on the primary function and design of the copper article, ensuring it aligns with the established intent of being a personal, portable container. The material must be copper, and the form factor must be conducive to being carried on one's person for everyday use.