Shein has implemented price hikes for U.S. customers in response to U.S. tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump. The e-commerce company, which was founded in China, rolled out U.S. price ...

E-commerce giants Shein and Temu announced in early April that prices would be rising on both platforms in response to changing trade policy between the U.S. and China. In nearly identical notices ...

SHEIN, for one, has become a universal force to be reckoned with thanks to its on-trend, wallet-friendly wares. But the growth the company has charted would be impossible without some very savvy ...

Notably, Shein’s U.K. prices remained largely stable, and no items were delisted there. Among the 43 products still available to U.S. buyers, 30 recorded price hikes exceeding 10% within two days.

Sales for Shein and Temu slowed after President Donald Trump announced tariffs and de minimis changes. Shein's sales growth dropped significantly. The de minimis loophole remains open — for now.

The online retailers previously built their brands selling cheap goods. Cheap clothing and products from Shein and other Chinese online retailers are among the products impacted by tariffs ...

Temu, owned by China's PDD Holdings, and Shein, now headquartered in Singapore, issued nearly identical statements on their websites, pointing to "recent changes in global trade rules and tariffs ...

Online giant Shein had grown big in large part thanks to the so-called “de minimis” rule, which allowed them to ship low cost goods to the U.S. free of all duties. That loophole will now close ...

Shein and Temu, the ultra-cheap, ultra-fast retail giants, could be facing a new reality under rules proposed by the White House on Friday. These companies have become huge sellers of clothes and ...