BD Exports FY2026-27 YTD (July-August) $9.16B +5.4% YoY BD Exports FY2025-26 (Full Year) $48.00B -0.6% YoY RMG Export (HS 61+62) $38.70B 80.6% of exports Top Destination United States $9.05B (+4.1%) Jute (HS 53) $751M Footwear (HS 64) $1.22B Leather Goods (HS 42) $400M Pharma (HS 30) $238M BGMEA Members 4,275 Japan EPA Active Feb 2026 EU EBA Duty-Free HS Codes 7,498 BD Exports FY2026-27 YTD (July-August) $9.16B +5.4% YoY BD Exports FY2025-26 (Full Year) $48.00B -0.6% YoY RMG Export (HS 61+62) $38.70B 80.6% of exports Top Destination United States $9.05B (+4.1%) Jute (HS 53) $751M Footwear (HS 64) $1.22B Leather Goods (HS 42) $400M Pharma (HS 30) $238M BGMEA Members 4,275 Japan EPA Active Feb 2026 EU EBA Duty-Free HS Codes 7,498
41041190

Wet-blue tanned leather, full grain, unsplit

HS Code: 41041190 — Chapter 41: Raw hides and skins (other than fur skins) and leather

Customs description: Tanned or...,in the wet state (inclu wet-blue) full grains, .....excl. Split leather

Customs Duty
5%
Regulatory Duty
0%
VAT
0%
Supplementary Duty
-

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About HS Code 41041190

HS 41041190 classifies tanned or crust leather in the wet state — including wet-blue — of full grain, excluding split leather. Wet-blue and crust bovine hides are staple intermediate products of Bangladesh's tannery sector at the Savar Tannery Industrial Estate, exported to footwear and leather-goods manufacturers worldwide.

Chapter
HS 41
Raw hides and skins (other than fur skins) and leather
Heading
HS 4104
All suppliers and tariff lines under this heading
Tariff line
41041190
Bangladesh Customs 8-digit classification

Bangladesh exported $134.1M under HS chapter 41 (Raw hides and skins (other then furskins) and leather) in July 2025 – June 2026 (Full Year, Final) — 0.28% of national exports.

Bangladesh export context

Leather is one of Bangladesh's traditional export industries. The tanneries concentrated at the Savar Tannery Industrial Estate process bovine hides and goat skins into wet-blue, crust and finished leather for export, feeding the country's footwear and leather-goods manufacturers under chapters 42 and 64.

Import duty explained

Customs Duty (CD): the base import tariff in the Bangladesh Customs Operative Tariff Schedule. Specific duties in chapter 98 are flat amounts per unit instead of percentages.
Regulatory Duty (RD): an additional protective levy applied on top of the customs duty on selected goods.
Value Added Tax (VAT): the consumption tax applied at import; many raw materials and capital machinery enjoy reduced or zero rates.
Supplementary Duty (SD): a further duty layer on luxury, tobacco and other socially-sensitive goods.

Duty rates change through Statutory Regulatory Orders (SROs); always verify the current rate before making trade decisions.

Suppliers under the parent heading HS 4104

No suppliers are listed under the exact code 41041190 yet, but 320 verified Bangladeshi exporters and manufacturers trade under the parent heading.

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Frequently asked questions

What is HS code 41041190?

HS 41041190 is an 8-digit Bangladesh Customs tariff line for "Wet-blue tanned leather, full grain, unsplit", classified under chapter 41 (Raw hides and skins (other than fur skins) and leather). The 8-digit national code extends the 6-digit Harmonized System used worldwide.

What are the import duty rates for this HS code in Bangladesh?

The current operative tariff applies a customs duty of 5%, a regulatory duty of 0% and VAT of 0%. Rates change through SROs — verify with Bangladesh Customs before transacting.

How can I find suppliers or exporters of Wet-blue tanned leather, full grain, unsplit in Bangladesh?

320 verified exporters and manufacturers on bangladeshexport.com trade under the parent heading HS 4104. Browse their profiles or post a Request for Quotation to receive quotes directly.

Source: Bangladesh Customs (bangladeshcustoms.gov.bd) | Operative Tariff Schedule

Duty rates are subject to change via SROs. Verify current rates before making trade decisions.