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Uncertainty around tariffs and the start-pause of “reciprocal” tariffs from the Trump administration has led to many consumers being on edge about what the cost of goods and services could look like. One product that’s gotten a lot of attention is sneakers. That’s because according to the Associated Press, about 97% of the clothes and shoes purchased in the U.S. are imported, predominantly from Asia. The AP cited the American Apparel & Footwear Association’s most recent data, and some of those major companies that do import from Asia are lululemon, Nike and Walmart. According to MarketWatch, when President Donald Trump revealed his “reciprocal” tariffs on Apr. 2, it prompted rush spending from sneaker enthusiasts. Trump has since enacted a 90-day pause on those tariffs, but the pause does not include China, whose products are subject to a minimum 145% tariff. We thought one way we could help you navigate your spending was to highlight the savings sections you need to know about from brands and retailers with respect to footwear. Generally, you can find these sections right away on a site’s homepage, but there are some sections hidden away that we found for you. Here’s our list:Amazon - The online retailer sorts its clothing section by men and women so we’ve got the two links for you to use right here: Women’s Shoe Sales Page | Men’s Shoe Sales Page Another page you should be familiar with is the Amazon Outlet page, which has overstock deals available on a number of items, including footwear: Amazon Outlet Shoes PageWalmart - The major retailer has an entire page dedicated to daily deals on footwear that we were able to find. From there, you could filter by men and women, as well as kids and even specific brands like Skechers and Crocs: Walmart Shoe Sales PageAdidas - The brand behind the three stripes has an entire sales section dedicated to discounts, but they also have a “Final Sale” section with even deeper markdowns: Adidas Sales Page | Adidas Final Sale PageAsics - The popular running sneaker brand has a dedicated sales page, but they also have a hidden final sales page, where it shows Asics products that are leaving and seeing its prices slashed: Asics Sales Page | Asics Last Chance Styles PageBrooks - Similar to Amazon, the sneaker brand has its sales pages broken up by women and men. One note though is that they do have a “pre-owned” program called Brooks ReStart where you can purchase gently-used shoes for a fraction of the full retail price: Brooks’ Women’s Sales Page | Brooks’ Men’s Sales Page | Brooks ReStart PageCrocs - It’s not just its popular Clogs that are part of sales. They even have slides and accessories available: Crocs’ Sales PageDSW - The shoe retailer has both a deals page and a clearance page. The deals page walks you through all the promotions available, while the clearance section shows what’s been marked down for women, men, and children: DSW Deals Page | DSW Women’s Clearance | DSW Men’s Clearance | DSW Kids’ Clearance Hoka - The ever-popular running sneaker brand has an entire section dedicated to markdowns on some of its best-selling models: Hoka Sales PageJCPenney - We were able to find the entire section of shoe sales after digging through the retailer’s online site: JCPenney’s Sales Page���dz��’s - We found all the shoes that are on sale at this page, but one thing to note is that they also have sections like under $30 shoes: ���dz��’s Sales Page�Ѳ�����’s - The retailer separates shoe sales pages by men and women: �Ѳ�����’s Women’s Sales Page | �Ѳ�����’s Men’s Sales Page New Balance - The Boston based brand also has an entire section dedicated to sales on not just footwear, but even clothing and other accessories. They also have a section dedicated to under $50 finds: New Balance Sales Page | New Balance Under $50 Sales PageNike - There are always markdowns you can find at the brand behind the swoosh on its sales page that we’ve linked, but one thing to note for in-store. Nike has a refurbished program where they resell gently used shoes at a fraction of its retail price. It’s only available in store: Nike Sales Page | Find Nike Refurbished styles hereSaucony - The sale section features all sizes, including kids options: Saucony Sales PageSkechers - The sales page is front and center on Skechers’ website, but one thing to note is that they have another section that is all about its slip-in shoes: Skechers Sales Page | Skechers Slip-On Sales PageTarget - You’ll have to click through its “Deals” section, but it’s there and we found it for you: Target Shoe Sales PageUnder Armour - For Under Armour, its shoe deals are under the “outlet” section: Under Armour Sales PageZappos - Last but not least, the online retailer all about shoes has entire sales section, but it also has a final sale section, as well as brand new markdowns so you’re up to date on what just went on sale: Zappos Sales Page | Zappos Final Sale Page | Zappos New Markdowns Sale Page