Establishments primarily engaged in tanning, currying, and finishing hides and skins into leather. This industry also includes leather converters, who buy hides and skins and have them processed into leather on a contract basis by others.
Bag leather
Belting butts, curried or rough
Belting leather
Bookbinders'leather
Bridle leather
Buffings, russet
Case leather
Chamois leather
Collar leather
Coloring of leather
Cutting of leather
Die-cutting of leather
Embossing of leather
Exotic leathers
Fancy leathers
Fleshers, leather (flesh side of split leather)
Garment leather
Glove leather
Handbag leather
Harness leather
Japanning of leather
Lace leather
Latigo leather
Leather coloring, cutting, embossing, japanning, and welting
Leather converters
Leather: tanning, currying, and finishing
Lining leather
Mechanical leather
Parchment leather
Patent leather
Rawhide
Roller leather
Saddlery leather
Shearling (prepared sheepskin)
Skirting leather
Skivers, leather
Sole leather
Specialty leathers
Splits, leather
Strap leather
Sweatband leather
Tanneries, leather
Upholstery leather
Upper leather
Vellum leather
Welting leather
Wet blues
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