Overview
- Nike will raise U.S. retail prices by $2–$10 on select products beginning June 1, aligning with its new fiscal year.
- Key product lines, including Jordan Brand, kids’ items, Air Force 1 sneakers, and footwear under $100, are exempt from the increases.
- Wholesale price adjustments will follow in July for the fall 2025 season, impacting retailers purchasing from Nike.
- The price increases are a response to elevated tariffs on imports from China and Southeast Asia, which remain in effect.
- Nike cites routine seasonal planning and economic conditions for the adjustments, as the industry grapples with broader trade policy challenges.