
Amazon's new budget storefront will directly challenge emerging e-commerce sites Temu and Shein, both of which have ties to China and have grown in popularity in the U.S. market. The storefront will feature low-cost apparel, home goods, and other items, with Chinese sellers shipping directly to U.S. consumers.

Amazon hosted a closed-door event for sellers in China to present plans for a new budget storefront featuring low-cost apparel, home goods, and other items. This storefront aims to directly compete with emerging e-commerce sites Temu and Shein, both of which have ties to China and have grown popular in the U.S.

Amazon's new storefront will allow Chinese sellers to ship low-priced fashion and lifestyle items directly to U.S. consumers. The products will be shipped from warehouses in China to the U.S., with a goal of delivering them within nine to 11 days. This new arrangement aims to save costs for Amazon sellers in China and enable merchants to test new items through small-batch production.