2. Furniture

The Alliance for American Manufacturing says that more than 75 percent of all furniture sold in the U.S. comes from abroad. That means everything from couches to dining tables to home office setups could see price increases.

3. Textiles and Clothing

Your closet might not be spared either. According to Forbes, items like “men’s shorts, crossbody bags, and bath towels” are among those likely to get more expensive under the new tariffs.

4. Groceries and Food Products

Perhaps the most pressing concern for many households is food. In 2023, the U.S. imported over $45 billion in food and agricultural products from Mexico alone. With the upcoming tariff wave, shoppers can expect noticeable increases at the grocery store.

5. Home Appliances

Tariffs on steel have already driven up the cost of major home appliances — including washers, dryers, and refrigerators. Now, with the new policy starting in August, experts warn that those prices could spike even further.

Final Advice: Don’t Wait

If you’ve been thinking about replacing a big appliance, updating your tech, or making home improvements, now’s the time to act. Once the tariffs kick in, many of these items may become significantly more expensive — and for some, harder to afford at all.