Limed Hair Sheep Pelts
Hair sheep pelts limed for preservation, split or unsplit, without wool on and not tanned. HTS 4102.29.10.10 covers these as 'otherwise preserved' raw skins of sheep, compliant with chapter exclusions. Commonly used in upholstery leather manufacturing.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If other sheep skins not hair or cabretta
Subheading 4102.29.10.10 is specific to hair sheep/cabretta; generic sheep go to 'other' 4102.29.90.
If tanned but vegetable-tanned finished
Post-tanning (non-reversible) moves to dressed leather Chapter 41 headings like 4106 for sheep.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include processing logs showing liming only (no tanning agents) to confirm raw status
• Check for splits; declare accurately as they remain in 4102 if not further prepared
• Avoid pitfall of misdeclaring as 'dressed' which would invoke Chapter 43 exclusion
Related Products under HTS 4102.29.10.10
Limed Cabretta Pelts
Cabretta pelts limed, raw without wool or tanning, specifically named in HTS 4102.29.10.10 for hair sheep equivalents. Preserved state fits 'otherwise preserved' raw skins. Popular for luxury bag leathers.
Fresh Hair Sheep Skins
Fresh, unprocessed skins from hair sheep, preserved only by chilling, without wool on and not tanned or further prepared. These fall under HTS 4102.29.10.10 as raw sheep skins that are hair sheep type, excluded from Chapter 43 per note 1(c) due to species specification. Used primarily in leather production for fine garments.
Salted Cabretta Skins
Cabretta skins (goat kid skins with hair resembling sheep) preserved by salting, without wool on, not tanned or pretanned. Classified under HTS 4102.29.10.10 as raw sheep or lamb skins per trade usage, fitting 'hair sheep and cabretta' subheading. Ideal for high-quality glove and shoe leather.
Pickled Cabretta Sheep Skins
Pickled cabretta skins from hair-type sheep or goats, preserved in salt-acid solution, untanned and wool-free. Fits HTS 4102.29.10.10 as raw, otherwise preserved hair sheep/cabretta skins per chapter note 1(c) inclusion. Prized for soft leather in fashion accessories.
Dried Hair Sheep Hides
Air-dried hair sheep hides, not tanned or parchment-dressed, without wool on. Classified in HTS 4102.29.10.10 as raw sheep skins 'dried' preserved, meeting chapter criteria for non-excluded species. Suitable for artisan leather crafting.
Salted Hair Sheep Full Hides
Full unsplit hides from hair sheep, salted for preservation, raw and without wool. HTS 4102.29.10.10 applies to these non-pretanned hair sheep skins as per hierarchy. Used in bulk for industrial tanning.