## Common ground
All options describe spectacle cases made from various materials or with added decorative elements.
## Options at a glance
**4202.3X – Material-based construction**
- **Defining trait:** Made primarily from leather, plastic sheeting, textiles, vulcanized fibre, paperboard, or covered with such materials.
- **Typical examples:** A hard-shell case with a fabric lining, a cardboard case wrapped in faux leather, a plastic case with a textile exterior.
- **Best fit when:** The case’s primary material is non-metallic and non-jewellery-based, focusing on protection via material composition.
**7113 – Decorative or embellished design**
- **Defining trait:** Incorporates jewellery, precious metal, or metal clad with precious metal (e.g., gold plating, gemstones).
- **Typical examples:** A case inlaid with small diamonds, a silver-plated frame, a case with a gold-trimmed design.
- **Best fit when:** The case has visible luxury or ornamental elements beyond basic material use.
## Key differences
| Feature | 4202.3X – Material-based | 7113 – Decorative/Embellished |
|-----------------------|-------------------------------|----------------------------------|
| Primary focus | Base material and structure | Ornamentation and luxury elements |
| Material type | Non-precious, common materials | Includes precious metals/jewellery |
| Design intent | Protection and durability | Aesthetic appeal and status |
## How to choose
- Does the case use leather, plastic, fabric, or paperboard as its main material? → 4202.3X
- Does it include gemstones, gold, silver, or other precious metal elements? → 7113
## Overlaps & pitfalls
A spectacle case may qualify for both if it uses a leather base *and* has gold trim. In such cases, **choose based on the product’s main function**: if protection is key (e.g., standard travel case), use 4202.3X; if the design or luxury element defines it (e.g., high-end gift item), use 7113. The wording does not specify priority—user must decide based on primary purpose