Made in Vietnam does not mean independent from China. Here is why Vietnamese furniture factories still rely on Chinese components, materials, and machinery.
Trump’s Tariffs Are Still Haunting US Furniture Prices—The 2026 Price Shock
Most buyers assume Trump's furniture tariffs faded with the headlines. They did not. In 2026, US import duties on Chinese and Southeast Asian furniture remain a dominant force in pricing…
“Made in USA” Furniture Is Back—But It Costs 3X More Than Imports
This piece offers the critical counterweight: an unvarnished look at **US furniture manufacturing** reshoring costs, capacity limits, and regulatory gray zones. For procurement teams managing hotel FF&E projects or evaluating…
Wayfair Is Losing Ground: Who’s Actually Winning US Online Furniture in 2026
Wayfair built the playbook for selling furniture online, but in 2026 it is no longer the only game in town. Amazon, IKEA, Temu, and a wave of DTC brands are…
One Container Out of Three Leaving China Is Now Packed with Furniture
China's furniture exports are swallowing container capacity. Here's what the port data really means for your shipping costs, lead times, and booking strategy.
RCEP Changed Everything—China’s Furniture Exports to Asia Just Exploded
RCEP furniture trade is reshaping Asia Pacific imports. Discover real tariff savings, origin rules, and which markets benefit most from the agreement.
Middle East Buyers Are Quietly Becoming China’s Biggest Furniture Fans
Middle East furniture import flows from China reached a structural inflection point after 2023. Growth rates for Gulf Cooperation Council destinations now outpace Western Europe and North America across seating,…
The End of Cheap OEM? How China’s Furniture Export Model Is Evolving Fast
China's furniture factories are moving beyond cheap OEM. Learn the three-layer split, how to identify ODM-ready suppliers, and what buyers should do now.
America Can’t Build a Sofa: Why 70% of US Furniture Still Comes from Abroad
Most US furniture is imported not because of price, but because the manufacturing ecosystem collapsed in the 1990s. Here's what buyers need to know about domestic vs. import dependency.`
Chinese Furniture Got More Expensive Overseas—And Buyers Didn’t Even Blink
Furniture export prices from China keep climbing. Learn what's driving the increase, why buyers aren't fleeing to Vietnam, and what this means for your next purchase order.
