Every maker here has a product on the US Section 338 list. Each card names the line and links to the source. Buy from their own shop.
5 makers · Horse hair, wigs, and hair goods
100 Mile House, British Columbia · Ecwid shop
Karen braids the horse tail hair her customers mail in into bracelets, necklaces, hatbands, earrings and sterling silver pendants.
TARIFF & DUTY ON U.S. ORDERS are included in your shipping cost.
· horsehaircreations.com, Sep 9, 2026
Pemberton, British Columbia · Shopify shop
Anna Maria Lengstrand braids a customer's horse tail hair with pewter and sterling silver and sets it into reindeer leather as a keepsake bracelet.
Her horsehair bracelets sit on HTS 0511.99.33, at 50% since August 22, 2026. Before that measure, in a September 13, 2025 notice about the earlier US tariffs, she started adding 34% of order value to US shipping to cover duty at the border. · simplysami.ca, Sep 13, 2025
Lethbridge, Alberta · Own site
Donna Murray braids and hitches horsehair into hat bands, stampede strings, tassels, belts, bosals, reins and jewellery.
Her hitched and braided horsehair work falls on HTS 0511.99.33, which has carried a 50% US duty since August 22, 2026, on pieces that take her weeks of hand work apiece. · content.govdelivery.com, Sep 9, 2026
Salmon Arm, British Columbia · Own site
Jenn makes rings, bracelets, hat bands, keychains and cremation pieces out of the tail hair of a customer's own horse.
Her horsehair jewellery falls on HTS 0511.99.33, which has carried a 50% US duty since August 22, 2026. She has posted no notice about it, so the charge meets her US buyers at the border. · content.govdelivery.com, Sep 9, 2026
Rosetown, Saskatchewan · Shopify shop
Shelby Larson turns a customer's horse tail hair into bracelets, necklaces, rings, earrings, conchos, hat pins and shooflys.
Her horse hair keepsakes fall on HTS 0511.99.33, which has carried a 50% US duty since August 22, 2026, on top of a build time she already puts at six weeks or more. · content.govdelivery.com, Sep 9, 2026