What duty do umbrellas pay?

Umbrellas pay between 10% and 20%. Most are imported from China.

Do garden parasols have standards?

No specific NOMs for parasols, but they must comply with general country-of-origin labeling.

Do walking sticks need permits?

Regular walking sticks need no special permits. Sword canes (with hidden blades) are prohibited.

What duty do umbrellas pay?

Umbrellas pay between 10% and 20%. Most are imported from China.

Do garden parasols have standards?

No specific NOMs for parasols, but they must comply with general country-of-origin labeling.

Do walking sticks need permits?

Regular walking sticks need no special permits. Sword canes (with hidden blades) are prohibited.

Chapter 66

Umbrellas, walking sticks and whips

Chapter 66 covers umbrellas, garden parasols, sunshades, walking sticks, seat-sticks, whips, and riding crops. It is a low-volume chapter. Mexico imports umbrellas mainly from China. Garden parasols are imported for the hotel and restaurant sector.

Key products

Umbrellas

Garden parasols

Sunshades

Walking sticks

Folding umbrellas

Beach umbrellas

Common tariff headings

6601 6602 6603

Average duty range

5–20%

Actual rates depend on the specific tariff heading, country of origin, and applicable trade agreements (USMCA, EU-Mexico FTA, CPTPP, etc.).

Import notes and tips

Umbrellas and parasols have moderate tariffs. China is the main global supplier. No specific NOMs for these products. Large-format parasols for hospitality are in growing demand.

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Umbrellas, walking sticks and whips

Key products

Common tariff headings

Average duty range

Import notes and tips

Frequently asked questions

Umbrellas, walking sticks and whips

Key products

Common tariff headings

Average duty range

Import notes and tips

Frequently asked questions