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Customs issues valuation guidelines for men’s garments of Next brand

byCT Report
30/08/2016
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Federal Board of Revenue’s Directorate of Customs Valuation has issued valuation guidelines of jackets, men suits, jeans, trousers and T-shirts of Next brand.

The reference values of Next brand jacket/suit/etc under PCT 6105.1000 of all origins: men jacket other than blazer (all types) are $36/pc; boys jacket (3-6 years) are $20/pc; men suit/coal/pant/vest (3-pcs all types) are $90/pc; men suit/coal/pant (2-pcs all types) are $77/pc.

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The reference values of Next brand trousers/jeans under PCT 6105.1000 of all origins: men trousers (all types) are $25/pc; men jeans casual pants are $22/pc; boys trousers (all types) are $12/pc; boys skinny jeans (3-16 years) are $10/pc.

The reference values of Next brand shirts/T-shirts under PCT 6105.1000 of all origins: men shirts (all types) are $16/pc; men T-shirts (all types) are $12/pc; boys T-shirts (all types) are $6.0/pc.

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