Overview
- Shein posted roughly $10 billion in Q1 2025 revenue and $400 million in net income, elevating its profit margin to about 5%.
- U.S. shoppers accelerated purchases before May’s full tariff regime took effect, underpinning the quarter-end surge.
- A Trump administration order will eliminate the duty-free de minimis exemption for low-value imports on August 29, ending a key advantage for Shein’s fast-fashion model.
- The company has filed a confidential prospectus for a Hong Kong IPO after shelving plans in the U.S. and U.K., and is now waiting for Chinese regulatory sign-off.
- As a private firm, Shein has not disclosed its second-quarter results, and its $66 billion valuation from a 2023 funding round may face downward pressure as trade and regulatory headwinds tighten.