Chapter 4106 — Customs Tariff Headings

4106.3Of swine:

4106.40.00Of reptiles

4106.9Other:

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Products classified under Tariff item 41.06

Angora Goat Kid Wet-Blue Pelts

Small wet-blue pelts from Angora goat kids have hair removed and are tanned but not further prepared for garment leather. They are classified under tariff item 4106.21.00 as wet-state goat kid skins, since the subheading covers both goats and kids in the wet state.

Boer Goat Wet Tanned Hides

Wet chrome-tanned hides from Boer goats are primarily for heavy leather goods like belts, in wet-blue condition. They fall under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned goat skins in the wet state, without further preparation, matching the subheading's description.

Chrome-Tanned Wet Blue Kid Skins

Chrome-tanned wet blue kid skins are young goat hides processed through chrome tanning, remaining in a wet, blue-dyed state without further preparation. They fall under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned or crust hides of goats or kids in the wet state, including wet-blue, without wool or hair on.

Chrome-Tanned Wet Goat Hides

Full wet-blue chrome-tanned hides from adult goats are unsplit and unprocessed further, suitable for upholstery leather production. They are classified under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned goat skins in the wet state, including wet-blue, without further preparation.

Industrial Wet Blue Caprine Hides

Industrial-grade wet blue caprine hides from goats are chrome-tanned in the wet state for bulk leather processing, hair-free and unsplit. They are classified under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned goat skins in wet-blue form, not further prepared, meeting the subheading's criteria.

Nubuck-Grade Wet Blue Goat Skins

High-quality wet blue goat skins selected for nubuck leather production are chrome-tanned in the wet state without further preparation or hair. They fall under tariff item 4106.21.00 as wet-state tanned goat skins, suitable for subsequent nubuck finishing by the importer.

Pygmy Goat Kid Wet Hides

Small wet-blue hides from Pygmy goat kids are tanned without further prep, ideal for craft leather. They fall under tariff item 4106.21.00 as wet-state goat kid skins, since the subheading covers both goats and kids in the wet state.

Saanen Goat Wet-Blue Skins

Saanen dairy goat skins processed to wet-blue chrome tanning stage are unsplit and intended for soft glove leather. They are classified under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned goat skins in the wet state, including wet-blue, without further preparation.

Wet-Blue Cashmere Goat Skins

Chrome-tanned wet skins from cashmere goats have hair removed and are intended for luxury bag leather. They fall under tariff item 4106.21.00 as wet-state goat skins, since the subheading covers tanned goat hides in the wet state without further preparation.

Wet Blue Goat Hides

Wet blue goat hides are chrome-tanned goat skins in the wet state, preserved in a blue color due to the tanning process, without wool or hair on. They are classified under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned goat skins in wet-blue form, not further prepared, aligning with the subheading's scope.

Wet-Blue Goat Kidskin Hides

Tanned goat kid skins processed in the wet-blue state using chrome tanning remain wet and are not further prepared. They are classified under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned or crust skins of goats or kids in the wet state, including wet-blue, without further preparation.

Wet Blue Goat Skins for Shoe Leather

Wet blue goat skins specifically graded for shoe upper leather production are chrome-tanned and stored wet without hair or further finishing. They fall under tariff item 4106.21.00 as in-the-wet-state tanned goat skins, meeting the subheading's criteria for wet-blue hides.

Wet-State Nubian Goat Skins

Nubian breed goat skins chrome-tanned to wet-blue stage are without hair and intended for high-end shoe leather. They fall under tariff item 4106.21.00 as tanned goat skins in the wet state, including wet-blue, without further preparation.

Bulk Dry Kid Crust Leather Sheets

Bulk dry crust kid leather sheets sourced from Tanzanian goats, tanned and dried without further preparation. These large sheets are suitable for craft and small goods production, and fall under tariff item 4106.22.00 as tanned or crust skins of goats or kids in the dry state.

Bulk Tanned Dry Goat Sides

Goat sides (half hides) in dry crust condition, tanned and dried for volume upholstery applications. These are not further prepared beyond the crust stage, making them classifiable under tariff item 4106.22.00 for dry crust goat skins.

Chrome Retanned Dry Kidskin Crust

Chrome-tanned kidskin crust that has been retanned, fat-liquored, and dried, intended for upholstery. Under chapter note 2(B), 'crust' includes hides retanned, coloured, or fat-liquored prior to drying, so this product qualifies as dry crust under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Drum-Dyed Dry Goat Crust Base

Goat skins that are lightly drum-dyed and then dried into crust, used for jacket linings. Chapter note 2(B) allows crust to include hides that have been coloured prior to drying, so these skins are not 'further prepared' and fall under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Dry Crust Goat Nappa Leather Base

Soft goat skin crust produced through combined chrome-vegetable tanning and dried, intended for nappa-style leather in gloves. As a dry crust without further preparation, it falls under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Dry Goat Crust Leather for Shoe Uppers

Vegetable-tanned goat skins in dry crust form, dried without further finishing, suitable for shoe uppers. These are crust hides of goats in the dry state, classifiable under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Embryonic Calf-Like Kid Crust

Premium embryonic kid skins in dry crust form, mimicking calf softness. These are kid skins tanned and dried without further preparation, falling under tariff item 4106.22.00 for dry crust goat or kid skins.

Ethical Farmed Dry Goat Crust

Certified humane farmed goat dry crust leather, tanned and dried without further preparation. This product falls under tariff item 4106.22.00 as dry crust goat skins.

Fat-Liquored Dry Goat Crust

Goat skins stuffed with fat-liquors, retanned, and dried into soft crust for automotive interiors. Chapter note 2(B) explicitly includes fat-liquored hides in the definition of crust, so this product falls under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Nigerian Dry Goat Crust Hides

Export-quality dry crust goat hides from Nigeria, vegetable tanned for ethical fashion brands. These are dry crust goat skins without further preparation, classifiable under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Pre-Finished Dry Crust Goatskin

Near-finished dry goatskin crust ready for minimal topcoat application. As a dry crust without further preparation, it falls under tariff item 4106.22.00, even though it is near-finished.

Soft Dry Kid Crust for Garments

Milled and softened dry kid crust for lightweight garment leather. Despite milling, the skins remain in crust state without further preparation, so they fall under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Split Dry Goat Crust Layer

Outer split layer of dry goat crust used for linings. This split is in dry crust form without further preparation, classifiable under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Unfinished Dry Goat Crust for Belts

Tanned and crust-dried goat hides for belt production, shipped in bulk dry state without dyeing or coating. These are dry crust goat skins without further preparation, falling under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Vegetable Tanned Goat Crust for Handbags

Naturally vegetable-tanned goat kid skins in dry crust condition, ideal for premium handbag exteriors after minimal finishing. As dry crust without further preparation, they fall under tariff item 4106.22.00.

Chrome-Tanned Wet Blue Pig Skins

Chrome-tanned pig skins in wet-blue condition, stored and shipped wet without further preparation. These tanned swine skins without hair fall under tariff item 4106.31.00 as they are in the wet state and not further processed.

Chrome-Tanned Wet Pork Skin

Wet-state chrome-tanned skins from pork hides, typically used in garment and bag manufacturing. These are tanned swine skins in wet-blue condition, without wool or hair, and not further prepared, fitting tariff item 4106.31.00.

Chrome Wet Pork Belly Hide

Lower-grade pork belly sections tanned in wet-blue for soft leathers like linings. These are tanned swine skins in the wet state, without hair, and not further prepared, falling under tariff item 4106.31.00.

Fat-Liquored Wet Hog Split

Split swine hides that are chrome-tanned, fat-liquored, and dried minimally to crust in wet state for glove leather. Per chapter note 2(B), 'crust' includes hides fat-liquored prior to drying, and these are in the wet state, fitting tariff item 4106.31.00.

Industrial Wet Blue Pork Hides

Full pork (swine) hides in wet-blue form from chrome tanning, supplied wet to industrial tanneries. These are unprepared tanned swine skins without hair, used as a base for high-volume leather production, and are in the wet state as required by this tariff item.

Industrial Wet Swine Crust Hide

Bulk wet-blue swine hides for industrial leather processing, often split for shoe uppers. These are tanned swine skins in the wet state, without hair, and not further prepared, falling under tariff item 4106.31.00.

Porcine Wet Blue Hides

Wet-blue hides derived from swine skins that have undergone chrome tanning in a wet state, resulting in the characteristic blue color due to chrome salts. These are tanned swine skins in wet-blue condition, without hair, and not further prepared, matching the scope of tariff item 4106.31.00.

Semi-Processed Wet Blue Hog Bellies

Hog belly portions chrome-tanned to wet-blue, shipped wet without additional treatments. These are tanned swine skins in the wet state, without hair, and not further prepared, often destined for soft leathers in fashion accessories, fitting tariff item 4106.31.00.

Wet-Blue Boar Hide

Tanned hides from wild boar in wet-blue wet state, suitable for high-end leather goods like wallets and belts. These are tanned swine skins in wet-blue condition, without hair, and not further prepared, fitting tariff item 4106.31.00.

Wet Blue Boar Skins

Skins from wild boar (swine species) processed into wet-blue via chrome tanning in wet condition. These are tanned swine skins in wet-blue state, not further prepared, suitable for premium leather applications, and fall under tariff item 4106.31.00.

Wet-Blue Hog Hide

A tanned swine skin in wet-blue form, chrome-tanned and in a wet state, used primarily for leather production in upholstery and footwear. These are tanned swine skins without hair, in the wet state, and not further prepared, matching tariff item 4106.31.00.

Wet Blue Hog Sides

Sections from hog (swine) flanks processed into wet blue through chrome tanning while wet, retaining moisture and blue hue. These are tanned swine skins in wet-blue state, without hair, and not further prepared, matching tariff item 4106.31.00.

Wet-Blue Sow Hide for Upholstery

Tanned sow (female swine) hides in wet-blue form, intended for upholstery leather after further processing. These are tanned swine skins in the wet state, without hair, and not further prepared, falling under tariff item 4106.31.00.

Wet Blue Swine Shoulders

Shoulder sections of swine hides chrome-tanned to wet-blue stage, maintained wet without hair or further processing. These are tanned swine skins in the wet state, commonly used in leather goods, and fall under tariff item 4106.31.00.

Wet-State Peccary Skin

Chrome-tanned peccary (wild swine) skins in wet-blue condition for exotic leather accessories. Per chapter note 1(c), peccary is included as swine, and these are tanned without hair in the wet state, fitting tariff item 4106.31.00.

Crust Pigskin for Shoe Uppers

Crust pigskin leather from swine hides, tanned and fat-liquored but not further finished, in the dry state. This product falls under tariff item 4106.32.00 as it is a tanned or crust skin of swine, without wool on, not further prepared beyond tanning and fat-liquoring, which is explicitly included in the chapter note definition of crust.

Dry Crust Hogskin Leather

Dry crust hogskin leather, tanned and processed into crust form without hair or wool, not further prepared beyond tanning, retanning, or fat-liquoring. This product is classified under tariff item 4106.32.00 as it is a tanned or crust skin of swine in the dry state, meeting the chapter note definition of crust.

Dry Crust Peccary Skin Leather

Crust leather from peccary hides, tanned and dried, hair-free, in the dry state. Chapter note 1(c) explicitly includes peccary under swine for Chapter 41 classification, so this product falls under tariff item 4106.32.00 as dry crust swine leather.

Dry State Boar Hide Crust Leather

Crust leather from wild boar hides, tanned to dry state without further preparation, hair removed. Chapter note 1(c) includes swine (including peccary) for Chapter 41, and wild boar is a type of swine, so this product falls under tariff item 4106.32.00 as dry crust swine leather.

Fat-Liquored Swine Crust Leather

Swine skins tanned, fat-liquored, and dried into crust form without additional finishing. Chapter note 2(B) explicitly includes fat-liquored hides in the definition of crust, so this product falls under tariff item 4106.32.00 as dry swine crust.

Industrial Swine Crust Leather Sheets

Large sheets of dry crust swine leather for industrial cutting, tanned without finish. This product falls under tariff item 4106.32.00 as it is a tanned or crust skin of swine in the dry state, not further prepared beyond tanning and fat-liquoring.

Retanned Dry Hog Crust for Garments

Retanned hog hides dried to crust, suitable for garment leather, with no further preparation. Chapter note 2(B) includes retanned hides in the definition of crust, so this product falls under tariff item 4106.32.00 as dry swine crust.

Vegetable Tanned Hog Crust

Swine hides vegetable-tanned and crust-dried, eco-friendly option. This product falls under tariff item 4106.32.00 as it is a tanned or crust skin of swine in the dry state, regardless of the tanning agent used, and not further prepared beyond tanning.

Alligator Full Skin Crust

Full American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) skins tanned to crust stage, unsplit and not further prepared such as staking or finishing. These skins retain the natural scale pattern and are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile skins without wool or hair.

Caiman Skin Tanned Panels

Spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus) tanned skin panels at crust stage, cut into panels for use in watch bands. These panels are tanned and dried but not further finished, qualifying as reptile crust skins under tariff item 4106.40.00.

Crocodile Crust Skin Panels

Panels cut from Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) skins that are tanned and fat-liquored but dried as crust, without further finishing like glazing. These panels are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile skins in crust form.

Lizard Tanned Hide Sheets

Large sheets of tanned tegu lizard (Salvator spp.) skins, processed to crust stage with coloring but no embossing or plating. These sheets are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile skins without wool or hair and not further prepared.