Goat Nubuck Leather Sheet
Lightly abraded goat leather with a velvety nubuck finish, further prepared after crusting, sold in full sheets without hair. HTS 4113.10.30.00 covers this non-fancy preparation of goat skins for various uses like bags. The process includes dyeing and fat-liquoring post-tanning.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If from equine animals
Prepared leather from horses or asses falls under 4107, distinct from goat/kid in 4113.
If coated with plastics for waterproofing
Leather given a substantial plastic coating becomes textile material under Chapter 59.
If parchment-dressed chamois type
Specific parchment-dressed or chamoised goat leather without wool/hair uses heading 4114.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document the nubuck finishing process to prove it's further prepared beyond reversible tanning per Chapter notes
• Check for split vs. full-grain status, as splits may require different declarations under subheadings
• Register with CBP's leather import database for faster clearance on repeated shipments
Related Products under HTS 4113.10.30.00
Goat Leather Upholstery Hide
Full-grain goat leather prepared after tanning, suitable for furniture upholstery, without hair or wool. It falls under HTS 4113.10.30.00 as leather of goats or kids, not fancy, further prepared after tanning or crusting. This classification applies to non-splitting, standard quality hides used in commercial applications.
Kidskin Garment Leather
Soft, supple leather from young goat skins (kids), further prepared after tanning for clothing production, not fancy grade. Classified under HTS 4113.10.30.00 for goat/kid leather without hair, parchment-dressed or similar processes. Used for jackets and trousers due to its durability and flexibility.
Tanned Goat Split Leather
Lower layer splits from goat hides, further processed after tanning or crusting, not fancy, hair-free. Falls under HTS 4113.10.30.00 as explicitly allowed for split goat/kid leather prepared beyond crust. Commonly used for linings and secondary upholstery.
Dyed Goat Leather for Gloves
Pre-dyed goat skin leather, further prepared with fat-liquoring after crusting, standard quality without hair. HTS 4113.10.30.00 applies to this non-fancy leather of goats destined for glove manufacturing. The dyeing ensures colorfastness for protective work gloves.
Parchment-Dressed Kid Leather
Kid skins processed via parchment-dressing after tanning, non-fancy, no hair or wool, unsplit. Directly covered by HTS 4113.10.30.00 for other animal leather including goats/kids further prepared. Ideal for bookbinding and fine stationery covers.
Fat-Liquored Goat Crust Leather
Goat hides fat-liquored and dried post-crusting, considered further prepared per Chapter note (b), not fancy. HTS 4113.10.30.00 includes such goat/kid leather without hair for industrial uses. Enhances softness for automotive interiors.