4113 - Leather further prepared after tanning or crusting, including parchment-dressed leather, of other animals, without wool or hair on, whether or not split, other than leather of heading 4114:

This HTS category encompasses leather that has undergone further processing after the initial tanning or crusting stages. Crucially, it includes parchment-dressed leather, but it specifically excludes leather classified under heading 4114. The defining characteristic is that the material is derived from animals *other than* sheep or cattle (which have their own distinct classifications), and it must be devoid of wool or hair. This means materials like split leather, where the hide has been divided into layers, are included here if they meet the other criteria.

Unlike the preceding categories within Chapter 41, which deal with raw hides and skins or tanned/crusted leather, heading 4113 focuses on finished or semi-finished leather ready for further fabrication into consumer goods or industrial products. It is distinguished from other leather categories by the type of animal origin and the absence of wool or hair, differentiating it from materials like sheepskin or bovine leather which are classified elsewhere.

The subcategories under 4113 provide a breakdown based on the specific animal source of the leather. This includes distinct classifications for leather originating from goats or kids, swine, and reptiles. A further "Other" category exists to capture leather from animals not explicitly listed in the preceding subheadings, ensuring comprehensive coverage for all types of non-woolen, non-haired, processed leather from animals other than those covered by heading 4114.