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Created: 2025-07-15 18:01:49 UTC

Fashion brands and retailers can deal with the increased cost of the White House’s additional “Liberation Day” tariffs in one of three ways: absorb the premiums, yoke them on their suppliers or pass at least a portion of them to their customers as they continue to navigate an extremely trying, fluid and uncertain time. 

The third route is no longer a hypothetical. 

A recent study from analytics firm DataWeave found that the prices of apparel have jumped by as much as X percent and footwear by almost X percent over the past six months. Joor, a digital wholesale platform, also expects brands and retailers to hike up prices by an average of XX percent. Here are some of the household names that say they’re being forced to increase the pain at the till.


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