Equine Grain Split Leather for Belts
Grain split leather from equine hides, further prepared after tanning, without hair, not fancy, used for belt production. HTS 4107.12.70 applies to whole grain splits from equine animals that are other and not fancy. Known for its flexibility and strength in accessories.
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