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Steve Madden to cut goods imported from China by up to 45% as it prepares for Trump’s tariff pledge

  • Steve Madden plans to reduce its imports from China by 40% to 45% in anticipation of President-elect Donald Trump’s potential tariffs on imports.
  • The company expressed confidence in achieving its tariff mitigation strategy to minimize exposure to Chinese imports over the next year.
  • CEO Edward Rosenfeld stated that U.S. Imports make up about two-thirds of the company's business, highlighting the impact of potential tariffs.
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