4103.90.11.90 - Other

This HTS category, 4103.90.11.90, encompasses "Other" raw hides and skins that have undergone preservation processes such as salting, drying, liming, or pickling, but have not yet been tanned or further prepared for use. This classification applies to hides and skins that are not specifically identified in preceding subheadings and are not excluded by the chapter's notes regarding furskins or specific types of preserved animal materials. The defining characteristic is that these materials are in a raw or semi-prepared state, suitable for subsequent tanning and manufacture into leather goods.

This subheading is distinct from its siblings, 4103.90.11.30 (Deer) and 4103.90.11.40 (Of goats or kids). Those categories are designated for specific animal species, whereas 4103.90.11.90 serves as a residual category for all other types of raw, preserved hides and skins that do not fall under the more specific classifications. Examples could include raw, preserved hides from sheep (other than those classified elsewhere), horses, or other non-specified mammals.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS, there are no further subcategories. Classification within 4103.90.11.90 is determined by the exclusion of specific animal types and the confirmation that the hides and skins are in a raw, preserved state and have not undergone tanning or parchment dressing.