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U.S. Ends Duty-Free De Minimis Exemption: What It Means for Fashion, Gifts & Small Businesses
U.S. Duty‑Free Is Ending: What It Means for Your Wardrobe & Gifts
Starting August 29, 2025, the U.S. will end the de minimis duty‑free rule for imports under $800 — and even overseas gifts could face fees. That $40 pair of socks from Grandma in Canada? It could come with a $160 duty bill unless it qualifies under the small‑gift exemption. Fashion purchases are especially affected, with duties and new paperwork potentially slowing deliveries and raising prices.
- How postal vs. courier shipping changes your cost
- The $100 gift rule (what still qualifies)
- Why small boutiques feel it most — and how to shop smart
Beat the rush and the fees — we’re shipping U.S. orders by August 25.
Fashion Affordable. Get your fall looks early and your holiday gifts handled — without surprise duty drama.
Canada Post Strike Set for May 23, 2025
Canada Post is set to strike starting May 23, 2025, potentially disrupting deliveries nationwide—especially for small businesses and e-commerce. Learn how this may impact Canadian shoppers and retailers, and how OnlineWarehouseSale.ca is keeping your spring and summer fashion on track by shipping with Purolator. No delays, just style delivered.
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First Sale Doctrine and Authentic Products at Online Warehouse Sale
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