But with a stroke of his pen, President Donald Trump appears to have upended Shein’s business model, making it harder for the Chinese fast-fashion brand to keep selling clothes at rock-bottom ...

The order throws a wrench in the business models of China-based retailers like Shein and Temu, which were previously exempt from any tariffs and customs inspections thanks to the de minimis loophole.

Online fast-fashion retailer to cut valuation amid U.S. duty exemption removal End of de minimis rule may hit Shein's U.S. market ... The company's business prospects have come under a cloud ...

Shein is reportedly poised to chop its valuation by billions of dollars for its anticipated London listing after President Trump ended a trade loophole that allowed the Chinese fast-fashion firm ...

President Donald Trump's tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico included provisions suspending the de minimis loophole for ...

Reliance Retail has launched an app in India to sell fashionwear from China's Shein under a licensing deal, almost five years ...

Shein’s fast fashions may not be so fast anymore under new customs restrictions from the Trump administration – and that could be an even bigger problem for the Chinese company than tariffs ...

Apart from imposition of tariffs, Washington has revoked the de minimis rule for China. Under this regulation, small packages ...

Chinese fast fashion giants Shein and Temu have been caught in the ... But the real challenge is that their entire business model depends on how insanely cheap these products are.

That could change the landscape of online shopping, particularly for the Chinese e-commerce companies behind wildly successful sites, such as Shein and ... that their whole business model is ...

“Shipping in bulk to the U.S. and fulfilling domestically can reduce logistics costs, but for Shein, this poses a longer-term disruption to their business model which has depended on rapidly ...