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gut used to make musical instrument strings (classified in heading 9209).

sterile catgut (classified in heading 3006).

These include items made from catgut, formed by twisting strips of animal gut (especially sheep’s gut) that’s been cleaned and dried. Items made from animal gut and other animal materials are classified in heading 4206. Items made of gut or other animal materials This subheading does not cover gloves designed for golf or motorcycling, which are classified in subheading 4203 29. They include gloves used for boxing, cricket or football (worn by the goal keeper). These are classified under subheading 4203 21.

other pieces of leather or composition leather that are cut to shape.

chamois leather, but only if it’s cut to special shapes or has serrated edges (otherwise, it’s classified in heading 4114).

cases, tassels and similar items used for umbrellas, sunshades or walking sticks.harness mats (not saddle cloths, which are classified in heading 4201).unstuffed pouffe cases (not stuffed pouffes, which are classified in heading 9404).corner reinforcements – for example, for trunks and suitcases.Miscellaneous items that are made of leather or composition leather, are classified in heading 4205. Miscellaneous leather or composition leather items breaking down parings and waste into thin fibres, by heating in hot water (without binders, like paper) – the pulp obtained is formed into sheets by sieving, rolling and calendaring.agglomerating parings and small waste pieces of leather – either with glue or other binder, or without a binder under strong compression.It can be made through various processes, such as by: suede – finished by grinding with carborundum or emery.This leather has a basis of natural leather or leather fibres and is also known as ‘bonded leather’. If leather is covered by a sheet of preformed plastic that’s thicker than 0.15mm, but more than half the total thickness of the finished material, then it’s classified in chapter 39. It has the same mirror-like finish as patent leather and is sometimes known as ‘patent coated leather’. This is leather that’s been coated with a sheet of preformed plastic that’s thicker than 0.15mm, but less than half the total thickness of the finished material. To be classified as patent leather, the thickness of the coating or sheet must be no more than 0.15 millimetres (mm). This is leather that’s been coated with a varnish, lacquer or preformed plastic sheet it has a shiny mirror-like surface. You can check if an animal is endangered by contacting the Animal and Plant Health Agency Centre for International Trade. Animals whose hide and skins are used to make leather, must not be on the endangered species list. However, headings 42 include items (characteristic of the leather trade) made of other materials, such as plastic or textiles. items made of animal gut (not including silkworm gut)Ĭhapter 42 has 5 headings, all of which mainly include items made of leather or composition leather.handbags and similar containers (Heading 4202).

saddlery and harness (can be made from any material).If you’re importing goods into Northern Ireland, or if this guidance does not include your item, read more information.

This guidance refers to chapters and headings in the UK Global Online Tariff.