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HTS 4202.31: Leather wallets, card cases, and key cases

Planning reference notice: DimMath HTS pages are planning references for ecommerce importers. They are not binding customs rulings and do not replace a licensed customs broker or CBP classification decision.

Quick Planning Summary

HTS Code

4202.31

Code Level

HTS8

General Duty Rate

8%

Rate Type

ad valorem

Category

jewelry/accessories

Confidence Level

medium

Verified Date

2026-09-12

Modeling status: clean percentage rate can be passed into the Import Duty Calculator.

What This Row May Cover

Leather wallets, card cases, and key cases.

Common product synonyms:
wallet card holder leather case
Common Materials

leather

Primary Uses

personal, fashion

May fit products such as listed above. Verify material, construction, and principal use before relying on this row.

Official HTS Description

Articles of a kind normally carried in the pocket or in the handbag, with outer surface of leather
Source: USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States — heading/subheading planning snapshot (Column 1 general). Not a binding classification. Snapshot date: 2026-09-12

Classification Caution & Scope Notes

Phone cases of plastic sheeting are usually 3926.90, not 4202.

Small changes in material, construction, intended use, or packaging can move a product to a different HTS line.

China-Origin Additional-Duty Review

China-origin review required

China-origin review required. DimMath does not infer an additional duty unless an exact stored mapping exists.

Model Landed Cost with This HTS Rate

Pass the general base duty rate of 8% directly into the DimMath Import Duty Calculator to model customs duties, MPF, and source country comparisons.

Cite this DimMath resource

Plain citation

DimMath. “HTS 4202.31: Leather wallets, card cases, and key cases Duty Planning.” Updated 2026-09-12. https://dimmath.com/hts/4202-31/

HTML link

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Source note: DimMath HTS planning pages are planning references for ecommerce importers. They are not binding customs rulings and do not replace a licensed customs broker or CBP classification decision. Verify final classification and entry treatment before ordering inventory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is HTS 4202.31 a final customs classification?

No. DimMath shows planning rows from its HTS lookup dataset. Final classification depends on exact product material, construction, use, and CBP/broker review.

Can DimMath calculate duty from this HTS row?

Only when the general rate is a clean ad valorem percentage. Complex or compound rates require manual verification.

Does China origin change the duty?

It can. Some China-origin goods require Chapter 99, Section 301, exclusion, or trade-remedy review. DimMath does not infer unverified add-ons from broad categories.

What should I do before ordering inventory?

Confirm the HTS classification, verify any additional-duty treatment, then run the Import Duty Calculator and Total Landed Cost Calculator.