Equine Grain Split Leather for Handbags
Grain split leather derived from equine animals, prepared after tanning or crusting, hairless, ideal for crafting high-end handbags. Classified under HTS 4107.92.70.90 as other non-fancy grain splits of equine origin. Its smooth grain surface provides premium texture for accessories.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If splits other than grain (e.g., flesh splits)
Non-grain splits like flesh side classify under 4107.99, differentiating from grain surface splits.
If manufactured into handbags
Completed handbags from this leather move to Chapter 42 as travel goods, not raw material.
If crust stage only, not further prepared
Crust leather before full preparation stays in 4104; further processing like fat-liquoring qualifies for 4107.
Not sure which classification is right?
Our AI classifier can analyze your specific product and recommend the correct HTS code with confidence.
Import Tips & Compliance
• Include veterinary certificates confirming equine origin, as mislabeling as bovine can lead to reclassification
• Label clearly as 'grain splits' with thickness measurements to avoid confusion with full-grain under 4107.91
• Test for restricted chemicals like azo dyes; non-compliance common in accessory leather imports
Related Products under HTS 4107.92.70.90
Bovine Grain Split Leather for Shoe Uppers
This is grain split leather from bovine hides, further prepared after tanning or crusting, without hair, used primarily for manufacturing shoe uppers. It falls under HTS 4107.92.70.90 as 'other' grain splits that are not fancy and not specifically for footwear linings or upholstery. The leather is finished for durability and flexibility in footwear production.
Buffalo Grain Split Leather for Belts
Prepared grain split leather from buffalo hides, post-tanning or crusting, without hair, suited for durable belt production. HTS 4107.92.70.90 covers this as other non-fancy grain splits of bovine (buffalo) animals. Known for strength in fashion accessories.
Equine Grain Split Parchment-Dressed Leather
Parchment-dressed grain split leather from equine hides, prepared after crusting, without hair, for specialty bookbinding. HTS 4107.92.70.90 includes parchment-dressed as other non-fancy grain splits. Offers a unique matte, durable finish.
Buffalo Grain Split Leather for Furniture Trim
Grain split buffalo leather, further prepared post-tanning, hairless, cut for decorative furniture trim strips. Under HTS 4107.92.70.90 as other grain splits excluding upholstery-specific. Tough for edging and accents.
Horse Grain Split Leather for Wallet Backs
Prepared grain split leather from horse hides, after crusting, hair-free, for wallet back panels. Fits HTS 4107.92.70.90 as other equine grain splits, not fancy. Flexible for foldable goods.
Water Buffalo Grain Split Drum Skins
Grain split water buffalo leather, further prepared parchment-style after tanning, for musical drum heads. HTS 4107.92.70.90 includes such specialty non-fancy splits. Tuned for resonance.