> In general I think these tariffs are terrible but taking the side of fast fashion is pretty much always morally wrong. I'm not taking the side of fast fashio

> In general I think these tariffs are terrible but taking the side of fast fashion is pretty much always morally wrong. I'm not taking the side of fast fashion: I'm saying that US people would potentially spend less in aggregate when all items are suddenly more expensive, which can have domestic economic effects. Especially with the suddenness of all this (the day after which Trump went golfing). If you want to deal with the specific issue of working conditions, then (e.g.) a treaty mandating working conditions (with international monitoring?) could be a better idea, with violations imposing tariffs for violations after a transition period so changes have time to be implemented.