Back-to-school season in the US sees a significant increase in prices for stationery and clothing. A large number of stationery products in the US market are produced in China.

Due to factors such as the impact of the US government's tariff policy, prices in the US have risen across the board for back-to-school season, from stationery, clothing to dining, electronic devices, and transportation costs. Currently, a large number of stationery products sold in the US market are made in China. According to the latest agreement between the two countries, ordinary goods entering the US from China are subject to a 30% tariff. Data shows that the average price of a typical new school semester supplies set in the US has increased by 7.3%. In addition, according to CNN, in July, the online prices of accessories such as clothing, shoes, bags, and belts in the US surged by 9% compared to the same period last year.