If you’re one of the millions of Americans who shop with Chinese fast-fashion retailers Temu and Shein, your next order might be more expensive. Later this month, both companies are expected to raise prices on goods shipped to the U.S., as a trade loophole is set to close, according to USA Today.

The de minimis trade agreement loophole allowed for certain packages coming from the retailers to avoid tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump. Currently, packages valued at $800 or less sent to the U.S. can enter without paying duties.

However, an executive order signed by Trump last month is closing the loophole. Starting on Aug. 29, all packages coming to the U.S. from outside of the international postal network will be subject to duties.

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