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HS code for sunglasses

Sunglasses are subheading 9004 10 of heading 9004; other spectacles and goggles are 9004 90. At 8 digits sunglasses split by whether the lenses are optically worked and, if not, by their material.

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The possible codes

From the EU's Combined Nomenclature 2026, in English.

Heading 9004: spectacles and goggles

Spectacles, goggles and the like, corrective, protective or other

CodeOfficial textApplies when
HS 9004 10SunglassesGlasses that protect the eyes from sunlight
CN 9004 10 10With lenses optically workedThe lenses are optically worked
CN 9004 10 91Other > With lenses of plasticsThe lenses are not optically worked, and are of plastics
CN 9004 10 99Other > OtherThe lenses are not optically worked, and are of another material, such as glass
HS 9004 90OtherOther spectacles or goggles, such as reading glasses or safety goggles
CN 9004 90 10With lenses of plasticsThe lenses are of plastics
CN 9004 90 90OtherThe lenses are of another material

Frames on their own are heading 9003 and are not shown here.

The €3 customs duty per item

Since 1 July 2026 the EU charges €3 customs duty per item in a parcel worth up to €150. Goods with the same tariff code are one item.

How many digits of the code count depends on the declaration: 6 on H7, 8 on H6, and 10 on a full H1 declaration, where origin and description also separate items.

Source: European Commission, Access2Markets, 30 June 2026.

Check the code before you file it

This page shows the lines of the tariff and what leads to each. It is not a ruling: a binding one, called a BTI, comes only from a customs authority. Compare the official text with your product, and look the code up in the EU's TARIC database. You are responsible for the code on your declaration.