4113.20.00.00 - Of swine

This HTS classification, 4113.20.00.00, specifically covers leather that has undergone further preparation after tanning or crusting, and is derived from swine. This includes parchment-dressed leather of swine, and applies whether or not the leather has been split. The key defining characteristic is the origin of the animal hide – in this instance, swine.

This category is distinct from its siblings by its specific animal origin. For example, 4113.10 covers leather of goats or kids, while 4113.30 pertains to leather of reptiles. Category 4113.90, "Other," would encompass prepared leather from animals not specified in the preceding subheadings. This subheading, 4113.20.00.00, therefore isolates swine leather from these other animal-derived leathers.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions within this specific HTS code. Therefore, classification under 4113.20.00.00 depends solely on the material being tanned or crust leather from swine, and having undergone additional preparation beyond basic tanning. This might include processes that alter the texture, finish, or flexibility of the hide, preparing it for specific end-uses such as in garments, accessories, or upholstery.