China-based online retailers Shein and Temu are set to hike prices for U.S. customers on Friday as they weather costs imposed by President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The pair of companies released identical statements earlier this month announcing plans to pass along some of the tax burden to shoppers.

The Chinese web retailers on Friday hiked prices to offset a 120% tariff that their goods will be subject to with the May 2 end of the de minimis exemption, which has allowed retailers to import goods worth less than $800 into the US without paying tariffs.