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Legend is based in India and lists nine active products in its catalogue. The catalogue includes leather handbags, various wallet styles, cotton bags, and jute bags, covering both fashion accessories and agricultural‑type packaging. Products are classified under categories such as Leather Wallets, Handbags, Cotton Bags, and Jute Bags, reflecting a mix of leather and natural fibre items. Each item is presented without specific HS codes in the source data, but they fall within standard international tariff headings for leather goods and fibre bags.
The supplier’s top categories highlight leather wallets and handbags alongside cotton and jute bags, indicating a focus on both premium accessories and eco‑friendly packaging. The nine listed items comprise leather hand‑bags, men’s and ladies’ wallets and clutches, cotton tote‑style bags, and jute shopping bags. This composition suggests capability to serve markets that demand both finished fashion items and bulk‑export packaging solutions. No certifications are listed in the source data, so buyers should verify compliance with relevant standards.
The catalogue shows nine distinct items: Leather Handbags, Men Wallets, Leather Wallets, Cotton Bags, Hand Clutch, Ladies Clutch, Men Wallet, Jute Bags, and Tall Wallet With Zipper. These products span full‑grain or top‑grain leather accessories and natural‑fibre bags made from cotton canvas or jute fibers, with typical weights ranging from 150 g for a leather clutch to 300 g for a cotton tote bag. Leather goods are often graded by leather quality (e.g., LC‑I to LC‑III) and by stitching strength measured in N/mm², while cotton and jute bags are specified by GSM (usually 200‑300 gsm for cotton and 250‑350 gsm for jute).
In the broader industry, leather handbags are commonly produced to meet ISO 9001 quality management and may carry REACH compliance for chemical safety. Cotton bags destined for export often require Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 certification to confirm the absence of harmful substances, and jute bags are frequently tested for tensile strength of 30‑50 MPa and moisture content below 12 %. Buyers typically request material safety data sheets (MSDS) and third‑party lab reports that verify these specifications before placing orders.
Legend lists nine products, including Leather Handbags, Men Wallets, Leather Wallets, Cotton Bags, Hand Clutch, Ladies Clutch, Men Wallet, Jute Bags, and Tall Wallet With Zipper.
No certifications are provided in the source data. Buyers should request standard certifications such as ISO 9001, REACH, or Oeko‑Tex depending on the product type.
Leather accessories fall under HS Chapter 42 (e.g., HS 4202), while cotton and jute bags are classified under HS Chapter 63 (e.g., HS 6307) and Chapter 73 for jute items.
Leather items are usually packed in double‑wall corrugated boxes with individual protective wraps, while cotton and jute bags are often poly‑bagged and stacked in reinforced cartons suitable for 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers.
Key import markets include the United States, European Union countries, and the Middle East, where buyers frequently require compliance with REACH, ISO 9001, and eco‑label certifications for natural‑fibre packaging.
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