Nike is facing a proposed class action lawsuit from consumers who say the company did not provide refunds for costs related to “Liberation Day” tariffs announced under President Donald Trump. According to Reuters and reported by other outlets, the plaintiffs argue that Nike increased prices after the tariff measures and that the company should refund the tariff-linked cost increases it passed on to shoppers. The suit is described as a federal class action filed in Portland, Oregon, and seeks tariff-related refunds on products whose prices allegedly rose in response to the tariffs. One account says the price changes claimed in the complaint include increases of about $5 to $10 on certain footwear and about $2 to $10 on some apparel, though the specific ranges are presented as examples of alleged increases. The complaint alleges that Nike promised or indicated it would refund tariff-related costs but failed to do so, according to the reports. Nike has not been described as agreeing to the allegations in the coverage provided, and it is not clear from the sources whether the lawsuit will be certified as a class action or how the claims will be resolved.