Built for footwear importers

Find the HTS code and duty rate for every shoe you make

Sneakers, boots, sandals, dress shoes. Answer a few simple questions about the top and bottom of your shoe and get its tariff code, base duty and extra duties by country, in about a minute.

Current HTS Chapter 64 rates Extra tariffs by country of origin Duty-savings help from our team
How it works

Classify your footwear in three simple steps

1

Describe your shoe

Simple questions about the top, the bottom and a few details. No tariff jargon.

Leather
Textile (mesh, knit, canvas)
Rubber or plastics
2

Get your code and duty

See the HTS code, base rate and any extra tariffs for where it's made.

Base duty10%
China (Section 301)+7.5%
China (forced labor)+12.5%
Total30%
3

Pay less, the right way

If a design or material change could legally lower the rate, our team will show you how.

Style AF-2210New answer
Switching to a rubber outsole could lower the duty.
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What's the duty on your next shoe?
Here's how we find out in about a minute.
Top of shoeBottom of shoeBasicsDetailsYour code
Upper
The top of the shoe
What is most of the top of the shoe made of?
Leather
Textile (mesh, knit, canvas)
Rubber or plastics
Answer a few simple questions. No tariff jargon.
Here's what we found
Your shoe classifies as
6404.20.4060
Base duty rate 10%
Get the HTS code and duty rate in about a minute.
Made in China
Base duty10%
Extra tariff on goods made in China (Section 301)+7.5%
Extra tariff on goods made in China (forced labor)+12.5%
Total duty30%
See extra tariffs by country of origin.
Good news: you might pay less duty on this shoe.
Send it to our team with your style number.
Style AF-2210New answer
Switching to a rubber outsole could lower the base duty from 10% to 9%.
Our team helps you find a lower rate.
Classify your first shoe
It takes about a minute.

Small design changes. Big duty savings.

The material of the upper, the outsole, even the price point can move a shoe into a lower duty rate. Our team helps you find those options before you go into production.

Start classifying →