Buffalo Hide Full Grain Leather Sheets
Unsplit full grain leather from buffalo hides (bovine), further prepared after tanning, hair-free, in sheet form for various applications. It qualifies for HTS 4107.91.70 as other non-fancy, full grain, unsplit leather of bovine animals. Excludes fancy finishes and 4114-specific leathers.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If vegetable-tanned crust only
Vegetable-tanned crust hides of bovine animals stay in 4106 until further prepared beyond crust stage.
If imitation fancy finish applied
Leathers with fancy surface treatments shift within 4107.91 to specific fancy subheadings.
If coated with polyurethane for apparel
PU-coated top-layer leather becomes Chapter 59 textile-coated material, not Chapter 41 prepared leather.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include chemical analysis reports showing post-crusting treatments like fat-liquoring to justify 4107 over 4101-4106
• Declare exact animal species (buffalo as bovine) on commercial invoice to align with hierarchy and avoid Chapter 43 misclassification
• Store and ship to prevent surface damage that could reclassify as lower-grade or split leather upon inspection
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This is unsplit full grain leather from bovine hides, further prepared after tanning or crusting, used primarily for furniture upholstery. It falls under HTS 4107.91.70 as it is not fancy leather, lacks hair, and is from bovine animals without splitting. The preparation includes processes beyond basic crusting but excludes parchment-dressing or heading 4114 types.
Unsplit Equine Horsehide Full Grain Leather
Full grain, unsplit leather from equine animals like horses, prepared after tanning or crusting without hair, suitable for equestrian gear. Classified in 4107.91.70 as non-fancy, further prepared bovine/equine leather excluding 4114 types. It meets criteria for full grains, unsplit, other than fancy varieties.
Cow Full Grain Vegetable Tanned Leather
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Bovine Sides Full Grain Drum Dyed Leather
Drum-dyed full grain leather from bovine sides, unsplit, further prepared after tanning or crusting, hair removed, non-fancy. Under HTS 4107.91.70 for other full grains, including sides, excluding fancy or 4114. Dyeing counts as further preparation.
Equine Full Grain Bridle Leather
High-quality full grain unsplit equine leather prepared for bridles, further processed post-crusting without hair or fancy finish. Classifies in 4107.91.70 as other non-fancy full grains from equine animals. Suited for saddlery but imported as raw leather.
Unsplit Buffalo Drum Dyed Full Grain Leather
Drum-dyed unsplit full grain buffalo leather, further prepared after tanning/crust, no hair, for heavy-duty uses. HTS 4107.91.70 applies to non-fancy bovine full grains including buffalo. Meets unsplit, other criteria.