Both companies warned shoppers earlier this month that prices would increase on April 25th.

American customers of Temu and Shein, which source most of their products from China, have largely been able to avoid paying tariffs due to an exemption on shipments of goods worth less than $800. That exemption, known as “de minimis,” is expiring on May 2, the result of an executive order President Donald Trump signed earlier this month.

Two of the biggest online discount retailers are reportedly ready to start charging more for their items. According to reports, both Shein and Temu will be raising their prices in the coming days. Why Are Shein And Temu Raising Prices?