HS code for a leather wallet
Leather wallets and small leather goods classify by outer-surface material — leather, composition leather, or plastics/textile — which is exactly the detail most product listings omit.
Example product
Bifold wallet, outer surface of full-grain cow leather
Wallets and similar pocket articles commonly fall in the 4202.3x family (e.g. 4202.31 for an outer surface of leather or composition leather). The subheading shifts with the outer-surface material — verify against the destination tariff before use.
Information you'll need
- Outer-surface material (leather vs composition leather vs plastic/textile)
- Animal species (exotic leathers can trigger CITES controls)
- Country of origin and destination
Commonly missing details
- Whether 'leather' means genuine, composition, or PU imitation
- Species documentation for exotic leather
Typical document checklist
- Commercial invoice
- Material declaration
- Certificate of origin
- CITES permit (exotic species only)
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