Wonder how much everyday clothing will rise in price. I read labels in clothes and the vast

[sinkingfeeling]

majority of inexpensive clothing is made in Thailand, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, or Vietnam. TSF's tariffs on those countries were set yesterday at 36%, 37%, 29%, 26%, and 46%. I would expect a minimum of a 20% increase in consumer pricing.

[niyad]

1. And I expect that the prices will rise at the thrift stores, where I do most of

my clothes shopping, as well.

[Traildogbob]

2. How much

Will those fucking Red Hats from Jina increase?
It was rich seeing him throw one out to a cult member in the Rose Garden as he pushes the foreign manufacture tariff joke.

[hlthe2b]

3. I stocked up recently on my favorite pants/jeans, winter fleece, etc. I will likely never see the

reasonable prices I paid--especially for the winter fleece, scrubs, and other professional wear return again. The one silver lining is that I can't allow myself to gain weight, and have to buy more at much higher prices.

So, eating "right" and my pre-dawn walks with my dog-loving friends will definitely have to continue.

[Tadpole Raisin]

6. Me as well! Basic clothing needs have been addressed

for the foreseeable future.

Now if my old car can last at least 3 more years and pretty please not require any major repairs like the slave clutch cylinder I’d be mighty grateful!

[hlthe2b]

8. Yup... Older hybrid Prius on its last legs, but praying it keeps going.

My friends may say they "told me so" when I was thinking about trading it in and didn't. Now, it is a coin toss as to whether it makes sense before the good used cars explode in price as they will in days...

[GusBob]

4. Yep they are on the list

Story: After Mark Cubans comments, I decided to do a google search for products affected by tariffs

So I type in " What products" and before I could finish the engine filled in "will be affected by tariffs"

[Ritabert]

5. I haven't bought new clothes in years

I have too many as it is. If I wanted something I'd try the resale shop of the local animal shelter.

[JCMach1]

7. That taking into account JUST the tariff, now add the cost of dealing

With the tariff

[GreatGazoo]

9. The mark up on clothing is 400%

and clothes are still cheaper than they have ever been. Slavery still exists.

A worldwide minimum wage would be nice.

[MineralMan]

10. Well, I'm sure I could go for four or five years without buying any clothing.

So, I'm not going to spend a lot of time thinking about that.

[sinkingfeeling]

11. I was thinking more about families with growing kids. I

also can get by on the stuff I have. I'm currently giving away all my winter things. I might have to get more summer stuff, but I'll buy them in my new country.

[MineralMan]

12. Yes, that's more complicated, isn't it?

I don't know. I remember wearing oversized clothes, though, when I was a kid. I grew into them, and then got some more oversized clothes. My parents didn't go overboard in buying clothes for their growing children. Money was tight.