A shoe store in Mount Pleasant, Wisc. China accounts for about 58% of U.S. footwear imports. (Mark Hertzberg/Zuma Press) Tariffs on Chinese imports are poised to squeeze U.S.-based shoe companies.
Chinese shoe maker Yue Yuen Industrial (Holdings) Ltd. said its gross profit and gross profit margins for its manufacturing operations fell due to uneven production across its various plants. For the ...
NBA star Kyrie Irving inked a shoe deal with Chinese Sports brand Anta, the company announced Tuesday—a victory for the often controversial sports star who was shunned by U.S. brands last year after ...
XIAMEN, China, April 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- With the increasing popularity of healthy lifestyles and the widespread promotion of fitness, the global athletic footwear and apparel market continues to ...
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Tariff Fears Prompted Some Shoe Firms To Get Out of China Fast: But Did They Move Too Quickly?
Getting out of China was probably the right move for footwear firms against the specter of a 145 percent tariff rate, but the added costs will mean lower full-year profits. Most shoe firms pulled ...
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