Offizielle tarifliche Einreihungsentscheidungen der Europäischen Kommission
5 Einreihungsverordnungen
A knitted brassière (61 % nylon, 20 % elastane, 12 % cotton, 7 % viscose), with adjustable broad padded shoulder straps, centrally positioned over the breasts, with shaped cups and elastication at the back part of the base. There is an embroidered design on the shoulder straps and cups and a decorative bow at the centre front. The article is closed by means of an adjustable ‘hook and eye fastening’. The brassière has a lining in the cups, with side openings for the insertion of padding for the e
Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature and by the wording of CN codes 6212 , 6212 10 and 6212 10 90 . The article has the objective characteristics (the form and the construction) of a brassière of heading 6212 , which includes brassières of all kinds (see also the Harmonised System Explanatory Notes to heading 6212 , second paragraph (1)). Although the article can also be worn by women following a mastectomy, classification under heading 9021 as an orthopaedic appliance or as a part or accessory of an artificial part of the body is excluded because, at the time of importation, the objective characteristics of the product are those of a brassière of heading 6212 and do not give any indication of the final use (for aesthetic or medical purposes). The side openings do not make the brassière a product of heading 9021 as they can serve both for the insertion of breast forms following a mastectomy and for the insertion of padding for the enhancement of breasts (aesthetic purposes). Similarly, the broad shoulder straps, centrally positioned over the breasts are a common feature for bigger cup brassières of heading 6212 . Therefore, the article is to be classified under CN code 6212 10 90 as a brassière. Documented CN 2026 code: 62121090.
26. Juni 2017
Article made up of knitted fabric of different colour, of man-made fibres. The fabric is suitable for swimwear. The article is to be worn next to the skin, reaching down to just below the bust. Two triangle-shaped pieces of textile fabric form cups for the breasts, when the article is worn. Each of the two triangles is lined with a single-coloured knitted fabric and is hemmed at the three edges. The hem at the lower edge forms a tunnel through which an elastic textile string is passed. An elasti
Classification is determined by General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, note 2(a) to Chapter 61 and the wording of CN codes 6212, 6212 10 and 6212 10 90. Although, from its general appearance, cut and nature of fabric the article appears to be an upper part of a two-piece bathing costume (‘bikini’), classification in heading 6112 (swimwear) is excluded, because the article lacks the lower part of the ‘two-piece bathing costume’. See also the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6112, (C). Moreover, the article is not an ‘incomplete article’ of heading 6112 (swimwear) within the meaning of GIR 2 (a), because the article does not have the essential character of the complete article (i.e. a two-piece bathing costume), since it cannot be used for swimming as such. The article has the characteristics of a brassiere, since by means of the textile strings the two triangle-shaped pieces of textile fabric form cups for the breasts, when the article is worn. By tying the horizontal and vertical strings tightly around the body, allows the breasts to be raised and supported. Thus, the article is of a kind ‘designed for wear as body- supporting garment’ within the meaning of the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6212, first paragraph. Furthermore, like other brassieres, the article is designed to be worn next to the skin. The article is to be classified as a brassiere in heading 6212, because this heading includes brassieres of all kinds (see the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6212, second paragraph, (1)). Documented CN 2026 code: 62121090.
Article consisting of two preformed soft cellular plastic cups covered on both surfaces with knitted fabric. Knitted bands are sewn on to the edges of the cups to reinforce their oval shape. The cups are joined together with a magnetic metal clasp. The inside of each cup is coated with an adhesive which is protected by a plastic film. Following removal of the plastic film, the adhesive enables the cups to adhere to the breasts when in direct contact with the skin. The article is designed to be w
Classification is determined by General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, notes 2(a)(5) to Chapter 59 and 2(a) to Chapter 61 and the wording of CN codes 5903, 6212, 6212 10 and 6212 10 90. As the cellular plastic of the cups is combined with textile fabric on both faces, the textile fabric is regarded as having a function beyond that of mere reinforcement within the meaning of note 2(a)(5) to Chapter 59, it confers the essential character of textile to the combined material of the cups and consequently is considered to be the constituent material of the article (see also the HS Explanatory Notes to Chapter 39, General, ‘Plastics and textile combinations’, (d) and seventh paragraph). Thus, the article is a textile article of section XI and not a plastic article of apparel of subheading 3926 20. The article has the characteristics of a brassière, i.e. the oval shaped, preformed, cellular plastic cups which are reinforced along the edges, together with the magnetic metal clasp hold the breasts in place. Instead of the classic straps reaching around the back of the body, this article adheres to the body by means of an adhesive coating on the inside of the cups. Due to the thickness of the cellular plastic cups when attached to the underside of the breasts, it gives support by pushing the breasts up. Moreover, when putting the article on, the upper part of the cups is fixed as high as possible to the skin above the breasts and consequently the breasts which are inside the cups are lifted up and supported. Thus, the article is of a kind ‘designed for wear as body- supporting garment’ within the meaning of the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6212, first paragraph. Furthermore, like other brassieres, the article is designed to be worn next to the skin. The article is classified as a brassière in heading 6212, because this heading includes brassieres of all kinds (see also the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6212, second paragraph, (1)). Documented CN 2026 code: 62121090.
Article made up of two knitted fabrics of different colour, of man-made fibres. The fabrics are suitable for swimwear. The article is to be worn next to the skin, reaching down to just below the bust, with two preformed cups being thinly padded and wired for support. The article has narrow removable shoulder straps. It is fastened at the back by means of a clip. The part of the article reaching around the back has adhesive strips, on the inside, clinging to the back of the wearer and holding the
Classification is determined by General Rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, note 2(a) to chapter 61 and the wording of CN codes 6212, 6212 10 and 6212 10 90. Although, from its general appearance, cut and nature of fabric the article appears to be an upper part of a two-piece bathing costume (bikini), classification in heading 6112 (swimwear) is excluded, because the article lacks the lower part of the ‘two-piece bathing costume’. See also the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6112, (C). Moreover, the article is not an ‘incomplete article’ of heading 6112 (swimwear) within the meaning of GIR 2 (a), because the article does not have the essential character of the complete article (i.e. a two-piece bathing costume), since it cannot be used for swimming as such. The article is classified as a brassiere in heading 6212, because this heading includes brassieres of all kinds. See the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6212, 2nd paragraph, (1). The two preformed padded cups, wired for support, are characteristic of classic brassieres. Together with the adhesive strips clinging to the back of the wearer and with or without the removable shoulder straps, the article is of a kind ‘designed for wear as body- supporting garment’. See also the HS Explanatory Notes to heading 6212, 1st paragraph. Documented CN 2026 code: 62121090.
5. Okt. 2007
Item 4: Self-coloured lightweight knitted article for women or girls (86 % nylon, 14 % elastane), to be worn next to the skin, reaching down to just below the bust, with narrow adjustable shoulder-straps. It has a low-cut neckline at the front and back, without opening. There are bands of knitted fabric sewn onto the neckline and the armpits. There are knitted side- panels of varying elasticity on the article, as well as an elasticated reinforcement at the front. There is stitching just below th
Classification is determined by general rules 1 and 6 for the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, note 2(a) to Chapter 61 and the wording of CN codes 6212, 6212 10 and 6212 10 90 The elasticated reinforcement at the front, which gathers the fabric and contributes to the convex form of the cups, leads to the separation of the breasts which is characteristic of a brassiere The stitching follows the shape of the bust and gathers the fabric into the form of the cups There inforcement of the stitching on the inside of the article serves as a stiffener and, together with the elasticated side panels, provides the support required for brassieres, in accordance with the Harmonised System explanatory notes to heading 6212, first paragraph Documented CN 2026 code: 62121090.
15. März 2002
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21. Feb. 2008