Leather Dress Shoes — HS Code

Footwear with outer soles of rubber or leather and uppers of leather — covering the ankle

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HS Code

6403 — Footwear with outer soles of rubber, plastics, leather or composition leather and uppers of leather

🇪🇺 EU

8%

EU TARIC

🇺🇸 US

10%

USITC HTS

🇬🇧 UK

8%

UK Global Tariff

Classification Context

Chapter

Chapter 64 — Footwear

Heading

6403 — Footwear with outer soles of rubber, plastics, leather or composition leather and uppers of leather

Applicable Rule

GRI 1 — leather dress shoes with leather uppers and soles are classified under 6403

Prior Rulings

EU — EBTI (Binding Tariff Information)

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US — CBP CROSS Ruling Database

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UK — HMRC Trade Tariff

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Classification Notes

Men's leather Oxford shoes, Derby shoes, and brogues with leather uppers are classified under 6403. The exact subheading depends on whether the shoe covers the ankle (6403.51) or not (6403.59), and on the gender designation. Shoes covering the ankle are 6403.51; those that do not are 6403.59. Split-leather uppers (suede) are still classified as leather uppers. Shoe trees and shoe polish are not footwear. Anti-dumping duties from certain origins (particularly China and Vietnam for certain types) may apply in addition to the MFN rate.

MFN Duty Rates by Market

European Union

6403.51.15

8%

EU Combined Nomenclature (CN) rate — applies to all 27 EU member states

United States

6403.51.15

10%

US Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) MFN rate — Section 301 tariffs may add to China-origin goods

United Kingdom

6403.51.15

8%

UK Global Tariff (UKGT) — post-Brexit tariff schedule, independent of EU CN

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Official Sources & References

Disclaimer: Duty rates shown are MFN (Most-Favoured-Nation) base rates sourced from live tariff database and verified April 2026. Actual duties may differ based on country of origin, applicable trade agreements (e.g. GSP, CETA, UK-EU TCA), anti-dumping measures, or changes to tariff schedules. Always verify with the official tariff database of the importing country before making customs declarations.

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