Of reptiles
Tanned or crust hides and skins of other animals, without wool or hair on, whether or not split, but not further prepared. > Of goats or kids: > In the wet state (including wet-blue) > Of reptiles
Duty Rate (from China)
Subheadings
Products classified under Tariff item 4106.40.00
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.
Monitor Lizard Tanned Skins
Tanned skins from savannah monitor lizards, crust processed and split for flexibility, without wool or hair. These skins are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile skins, suitable for belt making and small accessories.
Python Belly Cut Crust
High-quality belly cuts from reticulated python, tanned to crust stage. These cuts are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile skins, commonly used for luxury bags and accessories.
Snakeskin Crust Panels (Kingsnake)
Cut panels from California kingsnake skins, chrome-tanned to crust with fat-liquor, no hair on, and not further prepared. These panels are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile crust skins, used in exotic wallets and jewelry.
Tanned Python Skin Hide
Full hides from Burmese pythons (Python bivittatus) that have undergone vegetable or chrome tanning, with scales intact but no further preparation beyond crust stage. These hides are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile skins.
Tegu Lizard Crust Hides
Argentine black and white tegu lizard hides, vegetable tanned to crust stage and unsplit. These hides are classified under tariff item 4106.40.00 as tanned reptile skins, popular for custom shoes and leather goods.