Raw hides and skins (other than furskins) and leather
Part of: VIII — Raw hides, skins, leather, furskins
J85021 · 2003-06-19 — The tariff classification of a leather sheet and leather sleeve from Columbia.
As requested, the sample will be returned to you. The submitted sample is REFLEX finished cowhide leather. You state that it is 0.9 to 1.1mm thickness, snuffed, finished with dyes and pigments and embossed. You request classification of the leather: 1. imported as a sheet and cut into garments in the U.S. and 2. imported as a “sleeve pattern,” which consists of three cut to shape parts sewn together that will form the sleeve portion of a garment. You suggest classification under subheading 4107.91.8000 for the REFLEX sheet. However, this subheading calls for “grain” leather; the REFLEX sheet…
D88551 · 1999-03-11 — The tariff classification of fancy leather from Spain, Italy.
The submitted sample is a swatch of bovine leather. The leather will be used to make waist belts. It is our understanding that the leather will be imported in the full grain state and in a state other than full grain. The leather is subjected to successive spray applications of pigment/aniline coloring, wax and lacquer. The processes taking place, clearly meet the broad “otherwise decorated” requirement in Chapter 41, Additional U.S. Note 1 and is considered “fancy”. The applicable subheading for the fancy full grain leather will be 4104.31.8000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United…
b80506 · 1997-01-15 — The tariff classification of cow, goat and sheep hides and skins from Nigeria, Benin, Ghana and Niger
A sample cow hide with hair was submitted for examination. The submitted sample is stated be representative also of goat and sheep hide and skins you propose to import. You state that the imported hides are pretreated, pretanned and are whole hides with the hair not yet removed. The submitted cow hide sample with hair on was examined by our Customs laboratory and it was determined that it had not been tanned and is therefore not considered leather for customs purposes. The applicable subheading for the cow hide if imported as a whole hide will be 4101.10.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of…
957000 · 1994-12-19 — Application for further review of Protest No. 2402-94-100028 under 19 U.S.C., section 1514(c)(2); tariff classification of lizard skins from Argentina; fancy; Chapter 41, Additional U.S. Note 1.
This is a decision on application for further review of a protest timely filed by Robert G. Gilbert, Mayfield and Perrenot, P.C., on behalf of Reptile Skins, Inc. We have considered the protest and our decision follows. FACTS: The instant goods are twelve entries of lizard skins from Argentina. The lizard skins were entered under subheading 4107.29.3000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for leather of other animals, without hair on, other than leather of heading 4108 or 4109: of reptiles: not fancy. However, they were classified in subheading…
952214 · 1994-07-18 — Classification of sides of calfskin leather; not classifiable in subheading 4104.10; classifiable in subheading4104.31
S.A. Corporation, requesting the tariff classification of leather sides. FACTS: The subject merchandise is calfskin leather from Argentina which is to be used in the production of footwear uppers. The leather is imported in the form of sides, i.e., in pieces that represent one-half of the entire hide of a calf cut along the backbone or the broad side of a calf (excluding the head and legs). As imported, the leather has been processed to the point where it is parchment-dressed or prepared after tanning. The sides of leather do not exceed 14 square feet in area. ISSUE: Whether the calfskin…
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