With about 75% to 80% of its revenue derived from products manufactured in the United States (using a mix of domestic and globally sourced components and raw materials), we argue that Bassett is in a comparatively advantageous position relative to many of its peers given the continued evolving tariff landscape. For 3Q:F25, we estimate that revenue increased 5% year over year to $79.4 million and expect EPS of $0.05 reversed the year-earlier loss of $0.41 per share. On Monday, President Trump signed a proclamation that put in place new Section 232 tariffs on imported upholstered furniture effective October 14. As this product segment is not a material piece of overall sales, we maintain our EPS estimates. With favorable comparisons, internal initiatives and projected operating margin improvements, we expect 4Q:F25 and F2026 EPS gains to $0.30 and $1.33, respectively, compared to 4Q:F24 EPS of $0.23 and F2025 estimated EPS of $0.78. We assign a moderate risk rating to BSET given our expectation of the company's earnings recovery, solid balance sheet and projected free cash flow.