NMFC 110580 - Leather Goods in Boxes | Class 100

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Choose sturdy corrugated boxes (32–44 ECT) with interior padding to keep buckles, snaps, and hardware from scuffing other pieces; polybag each item and add desiccants to control humidity.
2. Pack by style: coil belts and straps, nest wallets and small cases, and separate handbags with dividers; fill voids so cartons don’t crush or rattle through LTL hubs.
3. Palletize cartons square to the pallet, add corner boards and stretch wrap, and mark “Leather Goods, NOI — NMFC 110580, Class 100” to avoid reclass during inspections.
4. Keep carton weights manageable (around 40–50 lb), avoid mixing heavy metal hardware with soft goods in the same box, and note branded inner packaging to reduce crush claims.

Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.

• Fixed Class 100 (no density needed) delivers predictable quotes across wallets, belts, straps, and cut leather parts.
• Boxed-only compliance minimizes reclass fees and dock delays, keeping retail replenishment and eCommerce drops on schedule.
• Better abrasion and moisture control lowers claim rates, protecting margins and preserving brand presentation at delivery.
• Non-hazardous listing eliminates hazmat fees and specialized paperwork, and standard LTL compatibility broadens carrier options for competitive rates.