4112.00.30.60 - Other 🖩

This HTS subcategory, 4112.00.30.60, classifies "Other" leather of sheep or lamb that has been further prepared after tanning or crusting, excluding those with wool still attached. This includes parchment-dressed leather, and is applicable whether or not the leather has been split. It falls under the broader heading for sheep and lamb leather, specifically prepared after initial tanning processes, and distinct from raw hides or furskins.

The key differentiator for this "Other" classification lies in what it *is not*. It explicitly excludes leather that would fall under the sibling category 4112.00.30.30, which is designated for sheep or lamb leather specifically prepared for use in garments. Therefore, if the prepared sheep or lamb leather is not intended for apparel, it will be classified here. This subcategory serves as a residual for all other prepared sheep and lamb leathers not meeting the specific criteria of the garment category.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. The classification ends at this level, signifying that all remaining sheep or lamb leather, further prepared after tanning or crusting and not destined for garment production, will be classified under this "Other" designation. Understanding the specific preparation methods and intended end-use is crucial for accurate classification within this specific subcategory.