4302.19.15.00 - Of silver, black or platinum fox (including those of any fox which is a mutation, or type developed, from silver, black or platinum foxes) 🖩

This HTS subheading specifically classifies tanned or dressed furskins of various fox types, including those that are mutations or developed from silver, black, or platinum foxes. This encompasses whole skins, with or without their heads, tails, or paws, provided they are not assembled with other materials and are not considered finished articles of heading 4303. The focus is on the raw furskin material, meticulously prepared for further manufacturing or use in industries such as garment production or accessory creation.

The distinction of this category lies in its precise identification of fox furskins, differentiating them from other animal furskins that may fall under broader "Other" classifications at higher levels. While "Other" categories might group various furskins, 4302.19.15.00 isolates the specific value and characteristics of silver, black, and platinum fox furskins, along with their direct genetic descendants, for specialized tariff treatment.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories under this specific HTS code. Classification at this level is definitive for the described fox furskins. Therefore, practical classification relies on verifying the species and color characteristics of the tanned or dressed furskin against the description, ensuring it aligns with the established criteria for silver, black, or platinum fox types, including any derived mutations.