4302.19.75.00 - Dyed

This HTS classification, 4302.19.75.00, specifically covers whole furskins, with or without their heads, tails, or paws, that are not assembled with other materials. These skins have undergone the tanning or dressing process to preserve them, making them suitable for further manufacture. The key defining characteristic of this subcategory is that the furskins have been subjected to dyeing.

This category is distinguished from its sibling, 4302.19.60.00, by the presence of dye. While both classifications refer to whole, undressed, untanned furskins, 4302.19.60.00 applies to skins that have not been dyed, whereas this classification, 4302.19.75.00, is for those that have been dyed. This distinction is crucial for determining the correct tariff treatment upon import or export.

As a leaf node, 4302.19.75.00 does not have further subcategories. Therefore, the classification hinges entirely on whether the whole, dressed, and undressed furskin (with or without head, tail, or paws) has been dyed or not. The "Other" designation within the broader heading 4302.19 indicates that these furskins do not fit into more specific prior categories within the tanned or dressed furskins heading, and their dyed status becomes the definitive criterion.