Grain splits
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Products classified under Tariff item 4107.92
Buffalo Grain Split Leather Hide
A full buffalo grain split leather hide, further prepared after tanning or crusting, without hair on, sourced from water buffalo hides. It is classified as a grain split of bovine animals, specifically buffalo, under tariff item 4107.92.00.
4107.92.00Buffalo Grain Split Upper Leather for Cowboy Boots
Premium grain split leather from water buffalo hides, further prepared for the vamps and shafts of cowboy boots. It is classified as a grain split of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00, regardless of its use as upper leather.
4107.92.00Buffalo Grain Split Upper Leather for Motorcycle Jackets
Heavy-duty grain split buffalo leather for protective motorcycle jacket panels, drum-dyed and waxed. It is classified as a grain split of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00, regardless of its end-use in garments.
4107.92.00Buffalo Grain Split Upper Leather for Work Boots
Durable grain split upper leather from water buffalo hides, prepared after crusting for rugged work boot uppers. It is classified as a grain split of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00, not as 'upper leather' since the tariff item covers all grain splits of bovine animals.
4107.92.00Buffalo Sole Grain Splits for Hiking Boot Outsoles
Robust water buffalo grain split leather for outsoles of hiking boots, fat-liquored post-crusting for water resistance. It is classified as a grain split of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00, not as 'sole leather' since the tariff item covers all grain splits of bovine animals.
4107.92.00Crust Buffalo Grain Splits in Bulk
Bulk crust buffalo grain splits, retanned and stuffed prior to drying per chapter notes, for industrial cutting. These are crust leathers, as defined in Chapter Note 2(B), and are classified as grain splits of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00.
4107.92.00Embossed Buffalo Grain Split Leather
Embossed grain split leather from buffalo, further prepared post-crusting for fashion garments, hair-free. The embossing process does not remove it from the grain split category, and it is classified under tariff item 4107.92.00 as a buffalo grain split.
4107.92.00Fat-Liquored Buffalo Grain Split Leather
Fat-liquored buffalo grain splits, crust-processed and dried, hairless for flexible shoe applications. These are crust leathers per Chapter Note 2(B) and are classified as grain splits of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00.
4107.92.00Finished Buffalo Grain Split for Handbags
Dyed and finished buffalo grain split leather sheets for luxury handbags, prepared after tanning or crusting, no hair. The finishing process does not alter its classification as a grain split of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00.
4107.92.00Parchment-Dressed Buffalo Side Splits
Parchment-dressed grain splits from buffalo sides, further prepared post-tanning without hair, ideal for high-end accessories. Parchment-dressing is a form of further preparation that does not exclude it from heading 4107, and it is classified as a buffalo grain split under tariff item 4107.92.00.
4107.92.00Semi-Aniline Buffalo Upholstery Leather
Semi-aniline upholstery leather from buffalo hides (bovine family) uses grain splits further prepared after tanning for premium furniture like recliners. It is classified as a grain split of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00, not as 'other upholstery leather' since the tariff item covers all grain splits of bovine animals.
4107.92.00Tanned Buffalo Grain Split for Upholstery
Premium tanned buffalo grain split leather designed for furniture upholstery, prepared after crusting with a parchment-dressed finish, hair-free. It is classified as a grain split of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00, regardless of its upholstery end-use.
4107.92.00Water Buffalo Grain Split Cowhide Alternative
Grain splits from water buffalo hides, tanned and crust-prepared for automotive interiors, hair removed. These are classified as grain splits of buffalo under tariff item 4107.92.00, distinct from standard cow grain splits.