New data out today: Perus apparel exports just fell 5.7% — and the main culprit is US tariffs.
Meanwhile, China remains the most heavily tariffed textile exporter, with Section 301 surcharges stacking on top of the 12.5% forced-labor tariff and base rates.
What this tells apparel buyers:
→ Tariff pressure is reshaping sourcing globally, not just one country
→ Cost and supply-chain resilience matter more than ever
→ The factory you choose decides how much of this you absorb
As a China-based womens apparel manufacturer, we help buyers navigate exactly this — controlling costs and keeping supply steady through tariff swings.
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