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United Arab Emirates‑based Nuza International LLC lists 38 active products in its catalogue. The company focuses on leather accessories, covering categories such as leather wallets, leather bags, shoulder bags, computer and laptop bags, traveling bags, handbags and school bags. Each listed item falls under the broader HS Chapter 42 group for leather goods, which includes sub‑headings for wallets (HS 4202), bags (HS 4203) and travel accessories (HS 4202‑4203). The catalogue mentions specific product forms like magnetic money clips, RFID‑protected wallets, and premium laptop tote bags, all described using material terms such as “Full Grain Leather”, “Napa Leather” and “Hunter Leather”.
The product list includes items such as a Magnetic Money Clip and Card Holder, Soft Napa Leather men’s wallets in black and brown, Front Pocket Bi‑Fold Money Clips, RFID‑protected bi‑fold wallets, anti‑theft smart wallets, leather laptop bags, duffle travel bags and cross‑body shoulder bags. Several entries highlight special finishes (e.g., “woody finish”, “Rare Earth magnetic”) and functional features such as RFID blocking or anti‑theft technology. Although no HS codes are supplied for individual SKUs, the items collectively map to the HS 4202‑4203 range that governs leather apparel and accessories.
The catalogue groups products into three functional families: wallet accessories (magnetic clips, bi‑fold and vertical‑fold wallets, RFID‑blocking designs), bags for personal and professional use (shoulder bags, cross‑body bags, duffle travel bags, laptop and MacBook bags) and specialty smart accessories (anti‑theft and RFID‑enabled items). Typical industry grades for these goods include Full Grain Leather (grade A), Top Grain or Napa leather (grade B) and genuine leather composites, each defined by leather thickness, grain visibility and tanning process. Buyers often request specifications such as leather thickness (1.0‑2.5 mm), surface finish (smooth, grain‑finished or dyed), and RFID shielding effectiveness measured in dB attenuation. Standard packaging for leather accessories involves individual poly‑bag protection, followed by bulk cardboard cartons sized for 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers.
The catalogue mentions Full Grain Leather, Napa (top‑grain) Leather and Hunter Leather, which correspond to industry grades A and B based on grain visibility and thickness.
All items fall under HS Chapter 42, specifically sub‑headings 4202 (wallets, including RFID and magnetic clips) and 4203 (handbags, shoulder bags, duffle and laptop bags).
Buyers typically request REACH compliance, an MSDS for any chemical finishes, and, if the supplier offers it, an ISO 9001 quality management certificate.
In the leather accessories sector, MOQ usually starts around 200‑300 units per SKU, though exact figures depend on product size and packaging.
Standard practice is individual poly‑bag protection, followed by bulk cardboard cartons sized for 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers; moisture‑resistant liners are often used for longer transit.
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