Chinese fast-fashion disruptor Shein and budget shopping app Temu have alerted US customers to expect price increases starting April 25. Temu has plummeted to number 75 among free apps, while Shein slid from number 15 to number 58 in the last month, according to market data. The two companies may face further disruption from other Trump administration policies in the near future. This week, his administration warned that combined tariffs on some products could spike to 245% as new duties stack atop existing ones. But with Shein and Temu now navigating a costlier landscape, the battle for budget-conscious shoppers may hinge on who can best absorb or circumvent the tariffs.