Non-Fancy Lamb Crust Leather for Crafts
Lamb leather in crust form further prepared (retanned, fat-liquored), without wool, for craft projects like wallets. Not fancy, classified under HTS 4112.00.30 per chapter definition of crust.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If cut and sewn into wallets
Finished leather goods like wallets go to Chapter 42.
If not retanned or fat-liquored
Basic crust without further prep stays in 4107 per notes.
If used in shoe parts
Leather shoe uppers/parts classify in Chapter 64.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include crust processing details to qualify under chapter note (b)
• Retail packaging may trigger higher consumer goods duties; ship bulk
• Check for birdskin exclusions if mixed sourcing
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