4102.29.10.90 - Other

This classification, 4102.29.10.90, pertains to raw sheep or lamb skins that have been processed to remove their wool but are not yet tanned, parchment-dressed, or further prepared. This includes skins preserved through salting, drying, liming, pickling, or other similar methods that render them suitable for further leather processing. The key characteristic is the absence of wool, distinguishing them from wool-on skins that would be classified elsewhere.

Crucially, this category is differentiated from its sibling, 4102.29.10.10, which specifically covers hair sheep and cabretta skins. While both are wool-off skins and not further prepared, the distinction lies in the origin species and the natural hair characteristics. This broader "Other" category encompasses all other wool-off sheep and lamb skins not meeting the specific criteria for hair sheep and cabretta.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification within 4102.29.10.90 relies on fulfilling the criteria of being a wool-off, not further prepared sheep or lamb skin, and not being specifically hair sheep or cabretta. Proper documentation and physical inspection are essential to confirm that the skins have undergone preservation treatments but have not reached the stage of tanning or parchment dressing.