President Trump may shortly apply tariffs to a wide range of Chinese consumer goods as part of the section 301 review of China’s IP practices. While they will be initially aimed at electronics, a more ambitious package of $60 billion of duties (as opposed to tariffs on $60 billion of products) could require coverage of other products. Apparel may be a target given U.S. imports from China were worth $42 billion in the 12 months to February 2018. China representing 39% of those supplies. Not all apparel and footwear products may be included. The most significant products where there are...