MIAMI BEACH, FL–Since many of us participate in Interwoven in High Point, NC next week, (November 18-20), it would be useful to review the state of U.S. tariffs on imported fabrics.
The table below is a quick reference guide for U.S. fabric wholesalers and importers that track tariffs by country. It lists tariffs announced, implemented, or paused since February 1, 2025, along with their status. The chart doesn’t include preexisting tariffs or tariffs on specific products like furnishings fabrics.
These tariffs are being absorbed by the supplier, the importer and ultimately, the customer. Prices will be going up on new orders–not what’s already in the warehouse at pre tariff prices.
 

Note: Overview of U.S. tariff measures and tariff table – 2025 Courtesy of ‘Avalara.com’

Country	Reciiprocal tariff rate announced April 3, 2025	Status of reciprocal tariff	Current tariff rate
Australia	10%	Active as of April 5, 2025	10%
Bangladesh	37%	Lowered to 20%	20%
Cambodia	49%	Lowered to 19%	19%
Canada	25% for most goods; 10% for energy and potash; 0% for USMCA-compliant goods	25% tariff increased to 35% on August 1, 2025	35%
China	34%, increased to 84% then 125%, then decreased to 10%	10%; set to increase on November 10, 2026	30%+
European Union	20%	Lowered to 15%	15%
India	26%	Lowered to 25%; increased to 50% on August 27, 2025	50%
Indonesia	32%	Lowered to 19%	19%
Isreal	17%	Lowered to 15%	15%
Japan	24%	Lowered to 15%	15%
Mexico	25% for most goods; 10% for energy and potash; 0% for USMCA-compliant goods	Set to increase to 30% in October 2025	25%
Pakistan	29%	Lowered to 19%	19%
South Korea	25%	Lowered to 15%	15%
Switzerland	31%	Increased to 39%	39%
Taiwan	32%	Lowered to 20%	20%
Thailand	36%	Lowered to 19%	19%
United Kingdom	10%	Active as of April 5, 2025	10%
Vietnam	46%	Lowered to 20%	20%