Read More Fashion’s New Trade Reality Friday’s Supreme Court ruling struck down President Trump’s emergency tariffs, but within hours, the administration pivoted to new legal tools. Companies are being told to diversify away from China, source closer to home, strengthen forced labor compliance, and rebuild resilience. Julie Hughes, president of the United States Fashion Industry Association (USFIA), says most companies anticipated that the administration would use forced labor-related Section 301 tariffs to maintain 10% or 12.5% duties, after the temporary Section 122 tariffs expired. Can Section 301 tariffs stick? That could become a vulnerability for the forced labor tariffs; the administration conducted a simultaneous review across 60 economies and imposed broadly similar tariff rates, raising questions about how individualized the analysis was.