Key Takeaways Athletic shoe companies generally have less exposure to China than other footwear companies and, therefore, may ...

Chinese manufacturers are using Trump’s tariffs as a marketing opportunity, advertising “luxury” products directly from the ...

Shoe making has been shifting to countries like Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia but China is still a leading footwear manufacturer ...

Shoe brands make an outsized portion of their products in those countries, and some have increased their footprints there to divert more of the supply chain away from China. The tariffs will ...

Inc., Abercrombie & Fitch and VF Corporation, which owns Vans, The North Face and Timberland, also reported a greatly reduced reliance on garment-makers and suppliers in China. Shoe brand Steve ...

With the increasing popularity of healthy lifestyles and the widespread promotion of fitness, the global athletic footwear and apparel market continues ...

China is taking the trade war to a new battleground: America’s TikTok feeds. Chinese suppliers have been flooding American social media this week, urging users to outflank President Donald Trump’s 145 ...

Videos posted by Chinese TikTok users that suggest people should purchase fashion items straight from factories in the ...

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.

Mostly filmed at Chinese factories purporting to supply top US brands from Lululemon Athletica Inc. to Nike Inc., the influencers aim to “expose” how the vast majority of consumer goods are made in th ...