Luxury & Retail Tariff Refunds
Apparel, accessories, and premium materials affected by reciprocal IEEPA tariffs across multiple countries of origin. Fashion and luxury goods face duties from EU, UK, and Asian origins.
Recovery Potential
$1.8B in luxury and retail IEEPA duties eligible for recovery
Affected Classifications
Affected HTS codes
Key tariff classifications in the luxury & retail sector that paid unlawful tariffs and are now refundable.
| HTS Code | Description | Tariff rate | Executive Order |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4202.11 | Trunks, suitcases, and vanity cases with outer surface of leather | 20% | EO 14257 |
| 6204.43 | Women's dresses of synthetic fibers | 20% | EO 14257 |
| 7113.19 | Articles of jewelry of precious metals (gold, platinum) | 20% | EO 14257 |
| 6402.99 | Footwear with outer soles and uppers of rubber or plastics | 20% | EO 14257 |
| 9101.11 | Wrist-watches with mechanical display, case of precious metal | 20% | EO 14257 |
Typical Recovery
What luxury & retail importers recover
Based on filing data from luxury & retail importers using our platform to recover tariffs ruled unlawful by the Supreme Court.
$200K–$10M for mid-to-large importers
typical recovery range
Case Study
Maison Collective reclaimed $1.9M in IEEPA duties on luxury imports
A multi-brand luxury retailer importing leather goods, apparel, and jewelry from European origins faced 20% reciprocal IEEPA tariffs. Our platform consolidated entries from 12 different suppliers across Italy, France, and the UK into a single optimized filing strategy.
Filing Challenges
Industry-specific complications
Luxury & Retail refund claims come with unique challenges that generic filing tools miss. Our platform is built to handle them.
Multiple countries of origin with different IEEPA rates require entry-level analysis for each shipment
Luxury goods often have high declared values subject to CBP scrutiny, increasing documentation requirements
Seasonal import patterns create concentrated filing windows that strain broker capacity
Brand-owned vs. licensed goods may have different importers of record, complicating claim authorization
Returned goods and warranty replacements require careful exclusion from CAPE filing sets