Sourcing Journal is reporting analysis from Vizion that apparel sellers are drastically pulling back imports to the U.S. in response to the Trump tariffs.
According to [Kyle Henderson, CEO and co-founder of Vizion], as of Friday, many of his brand customers have still been advised to take a wait-and-see approach, instead of booking. However, he has seen some businesses take the risk if they believe they can handle the worst-case financial scenario.
“If there are meaningful shipments where you determined you could bear the financial burden if need be, then there will be some decisions to ship some of that volume,” “Typically the transit time from these most-tariffed origin countries is between three-to-eight weeks. You could get some shipments done in 90 days if you had to. The question though is, is [the tariff delay] really going to be 90 days?
