A tariff is charged at a border you will probably never stand at, on a shipment you will never see. This page follows it the rest of the way — to the price you actually pay.
This is a scenario tool, not an oracle. It does not know today's tariff on your shoes. What it does is let you set a rate and a pass-through assumption and see the arithmetic — then hand you the primary documents so you can find the real figure yourself.
The starting rates below are MFN base rates from the US tariff schedule: the standing rate before any trade deal, and before any recent measure. They are stable and checkable. Additional measures change often — that is what the source links are for.
Click what you actually buy, then set roughly what you spend on it in a year. The badge shows the MFN base rate — notice how much it varies, and how many things you assumed were taxed are not.
Pick a country that makes something in your basket. You will get its own average tariff, the four ways that average can be calculated, and live news coverage of tariffs involving it.
Write in your own words. Your answers save to this browser as you type, and travel with every export below.