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If Length, Width, and Depth constitute a candidate key of Table 1 (Products) the three columns of the same names in Table 2 (Items) constitute a composite foreign key. In Products SKU is a legitimate column because it is determined by a candidate key. The table is consequently normalized to Boyce Codd Normal Form (BCNF).
You refer to a product fitting items (plural). SKU cannot therefore be a legitimate column in Items as it would be determined by the composite foreign key of Length, Width, and Depth. The table would consequently not be normalized to Third Normal Form (3NF) as SKU is not determined solely by the whole of the primary key of the table. It is therefore redundant, leaving the table at risk of update anomalies, and should be dropped from the Items table. Its value for any row in Items is always retrievable by an INNER JOIN of the two tables on Length, Width, and Depth.