HTS Code Lookup: Find Your Code in Seconds
Search current official HTS codes or describe a product to review possible classifications. Confirm the product details before choosing a code.
e.g. 6203.42 or "cotton shirts"
Classifications are for reference only. Always verify with official USITC sources before filing.
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Browse HTS by Chapter
The Harmonized Tariff Schedule is organized into 99 chapters by product type
Live Animals & Animal Products
Ch. 06-14Vegetable Products
Ch. 15Fats & Oils
Ch. 16-24Prepared Foods & Beverages
Ch. 25-27Mineral Products
Ch. 28-38Chemicals
Ch. 39-40Plastics & Rubber
Ch. 41-43Leather & Hides
Ch. 44-46Wood & Cork
Ch. 47-49Paper & Pulp
Ch. 50-63Textiles & Apparel
Ch. 64-67Footwear & Headgear
Ch. 68-70Stone, Ceramic, Glass
Ch. 71Precious Metals & Jewelry
Ch. 72-83Base Metals (Steel, Iron, Copper)
Ch. 84-85Machinery & Electronics
Ch. 86-89Vehicles & Transport
Ch. 90-92Instruments & Clocks
Ch. 93Arms & Ammunition
Ch. 94-96Furniture & Misc. Goods
Ch. 97Works of Art
Ch. 99Special Provisions (Chapter 99)
What are HTS Codes?
Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) codes are 10-digit product classification codes used by US Customs and Border Protection to determine import duties. Every product imported into the United States requires an HTS code.
Why HTS Codes Matter
- Required for US customs clearance
- Determines import duty rates
- Ensures regulatory compliance
- Speeds up border processing
HTS Code Structure
- 62 = Chapter (Apparel)
- 6203 = Heading (Men's suits)
- 6203.42 = Subheading (Cotton trousers)
- 6203.42.4011 = Full US HTS code
Common HTS Code Examples
| HTS Code | Product Description |
|---|---|
| 6203.42.40 | Men's cotton trousers |
| 8471.30.01 | Portable computers (laptops) |
| 6109.10.00 | Cotton t-shirts |
| 9503.00.00 | Toys and games |
| 4202.92.15 | Backpacks and travel bags |
HTS Code Lookup vs HS Code Lookup
An HS code lookup and an HTS code lookup begin in the same place and finish somewhere different. HS codes are the six digit Harmonized System codes maintained by the World Customs Organization and shared by more than 200 countries. HTS codes are the United States extension of those six digits, running to ten, and they are what US Customs and Border Protection actually assesses duty against.
That means the first six digits of your HTS code are your HS code. If a supplier abroad sends you a six digit number, you are most of the way there, but you still need the remaining four US digits before you can file an entry or calculate a landed cost. The search on this page returns the full ten digit US code, so an HS code lookup and an HTS code lookup are the same search here.
The international HS code. Travels across borders and is usually enough for a commercial invoice or an export declaration outside the United States.
The US HTS code. Required on an entry summary, and the thing that sets your duty rate along with any Section 301 or Section 232 exposure.
Two products sitting under the same six digit heading can carry different rates once the US statistical suffix is applied. Guessing the tail is how importers overpay or get held at the border.
Once you have the ten digit code, the duty calculator applies the current Column 1 rate plus any Section 301, Section 232, Section 338 or antidumping exposure for the country you are importing from. Calculate the duty on your code
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, code lookup is free. Search current HTS schedule codes or use AI suggestions to narrow a product description. Review the product details before choosing a classification.
No. We enforce a strict limit of 5 AI-powered searches per day per IP address. This limit helps Gateway maintain data accuracy, fund ongoing tariff database updates, and ensure fair access for all users. Our team actively monitors changes from the Federal Register, USITC, and USTR to keep HTS codes and duty rates current. For more information, visit our Terms and Conditions at gatewaylines.com/terms.
Yes! Our AI Search mode is powered by Gateway AI, our advanced machine learning system trained on customs classification data. Simply describe your product in plain English (like "wireless bluetooth headphones" or "stainless steel water bottle") and Gateway AI will analyze your description and suggest the most appropriate HTS codes with confidence ratings (high, medium, or low) so you know how reliable each suggestion is.
HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule) codes are product classification codes used by US Customs for import duties and taxes. Every product imported into the United States requires an HTS code to determine duty rates, regulatory requirements, and trade program eligibility. Using the correct HTS code ensures smooth customs clearance, accurate duty calculations, and helps avoid delays or penalties at the border.
HS (Harmonized System) codes are the international 6-digit codes used worldwide by over 200 countries. HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule) codes are US-specific extensions that add additional digits for more detailed classification. The first 6 digits are the same internationally, but the US adds up to 4 more digits for a total of 10. Our database includes the full 10-digit US HTS codes from the official 2026 USITC schedule.