navigating tariffs for united states customers | may 2025

the tariff situation is ever changing, I am trying to keep up to date as much as I can to inform my customers. Currently, I will have to pass tariff costs onto clients, the cost may change due to the changing state so please search up the rates at the current time for the most up to date info.

I'd like to be transparent about where our products are made so you can see where thete will be additional costs.  we are a canadian based company, while a large majority of my business is stickers (which are made in-house!), we do source some products from overseas. digital products are not affected, so this will only affect any physical products that need to be shipped out.

items manufactured in china: sticker books, acrylic charms, acrylic pins, phone grips, phone grip attachments, bullet journals, washi tape, sticky notes

items manufactured in canada: die-cut vinyl stickers, sticker sheets, hair scrunchies

as many of you may have heard, starting August 29, the U.S. will eliminate the de minimis exemption that previously allowed small-value packages (under US$800) to enter duty-free. Our Canadian made products are CUSMA compliant and will receive the same duty-free treatment as before.

china-made products will be charged tariff costs, it is 30% at the time of posting but please keep in mind this may change. The additional duty costs will be broken down at checkout for you and prepaid before your products can be shipped. This will avoid any hassles and delays during shipment and it also means there will be no surprise fees when you receive your package.

If there are any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to me!